Brazil - part 2

Hello everybody!

What's up?

Today I'll continue my description of Brazil. What do you think about my last publication? I'm waiting for your comments :) So, let's go!

Recife
Recife is called a brazilian Venice because of fifty bridges. Above all, Recife is fameous of beautiful beaches where you can rest, sunbathe, do some water sports or dive. There's one of the most popular beaches in Brazil and in the world - Boa Viagem. The best beaches for diving are Maria Farinha and Porto, a real paradise for divers. The monuments are also worth to see, especially the first Jewish Synagogue - Kahal Zur Izrael.

Boa Viagem

Rio de Janeiro 🎉
A picturesque city in South-East Brazil by The Atlantic Ocean which is very often visited by the tourists. Rio de Janeiro brights amazing beaches and a statue of Jesus Christ on my mind but also an ostentatious carnival! It's a city of contrasts. On the one hand, Rio de Janeiro is modern, but on the other hand there are many poor quarters which we should avoid because they are infamous of crime.

a carnival parade

Fernando de Noronha Reserve
It's an archipelago which consists of 21 islands and volcanic rocks on The Atlantic Ocean. There is a tropical climate and nature-lovers can see there many albatrosses, dolphins or turtles. It's also a perfect place for diving.

Salvador
This city is also called a Black Salvador because it's the most african city in Brazil. The architecture of that place is beautiful and beaches are not as crowded as in Rio de Janeiro. There's also a colonial Old Town which is on UNESCO's World Heritage List.

Iquacu Waterfalls
They are considered as ones of the wonders of the world and they are on UNESCO's World Heritage List. In Brazil there's just a part of them but it's worth to go there and see those very high, numerous and breathtaking waterfalls.

That's all for now. I'm waiting for your impressions. For me, Brazil is worth to see but that country has one disadvantage - it's very far from Poland.

See you next time!

J.