Natural pool at Praia da Atalaia, on the West Coast of Fernando de Noronha National Park, Brazil
We spent one month in Brazil: we crossed the border from Venezuela and started in Manaus. Then we headed for the coast: Recife & Olinda, Salvador de Bahia & Morro de Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and last but not least Sao Paulo.
Teatro Amazonas, An Opera built in 1895 then in the middle of the jungle and at the time of the rubber boom, Manaus, Brazil
View from Manaus just after take off, Brazil
One of the 18 churches in the historical center of Olinda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site near Recife, Brazil
Brazilian beauty in her Carnaval outfit … Olinda, Brazil
Olinda, old Colonial Town near Refice, Brazil – In the historic center, each house has a specific color … In former times, the color of the house would stand for its address!
Olinda, old Colonial Town near Refice, Brazil – In the historic center, each house has a specific color … In former times, the color of the house would stand for its address! Sometimes with a modern touch …
View of Recife’s skyline
View of Fernando de Noronha from a plane, Brazil
Dolphins swimming along our excursion boat, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
In Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Praia de Sancho, one of the most famous beaches in Brazil, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Praia de Sancho, one of the most famous beaches in Brazil, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Praia de Leao, the beach were turtles lay their eggs, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Bird diving to catch small fish our guide was throwing in the air, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
The West Coast of Fernando de Noronha National Park, Brazil
Cave with thousands of tiny golden fish, it looked like a curtain of golden coins, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Gilles swimming along a huge sting-ray, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Heidi swimming along a huge sting-ray, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
View of Praca Terreiro de Jesus, Salador de Bahia, Brazil
One of the four churches of Praca Terreiro de Jesus in the Pelourinho, the old historic center of Salvador de Bahia
Capoeira dancers performing with their class on the street, Salvador de Bahia, Brazil
Gilles & Heidi with the Pao de Acucar in the background … Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Beach Number 4, Morro de Sao Paulo, near Salador de Bahia
The cable car going up the Pao de Acucar at sunset … Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The cable car going up the Pao de Acucar at sunset … Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The world famous Cristo Redentor, a 38 meters high statue that definitely is one of Rio´s landmarks! Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The Pao de Acucar seen from Morro de Corcovado … Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rocinha, home to 180.000 people, is the biggest favela in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Santa Teresa Tramway (Bondinho), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America
Santa Terease, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
View of Sao Paulo from the top of the highest building, the Edicifío Italia, on the 42nd floor … Unbelievable!
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