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Fernando de Noronha

Country: Brazil Updated:

Fernando de Noronha is a remote tropical Brazilian archipelago in the Atlantic, known for clear water, protected beaches, rich marine life and excellent diving conditions.

Turquoise water and rocky islands of Fernando de Noronha
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When to go

The climate remains warm for much of the year, but rain, waves and sea conditions vary seasonally and affect diving and beach activities.

Things to see and do

Visit Baía do Sancho and other natural beaches, go diving and snorkelling, watch dolphins and explore the marine national park’s trails.

Practical tips

Strict conservation rules and visitor restrictions apply on the archipelago. Stay on permitted paths and do not disturb marine animals.

Getting there and getting around

The archipelago is served by Fernando de Noronha Airport. The main flights depart from the Brazilian mainland.

Where to stay

The main island has pousadas, smaller hotels and holiday homes of various categories.

What to try

Try fresh fish, seafood and north-eastern Brazilian cuisine made with regional ingredients.

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