3/5 dan 5 months ago on Google • 58 reviews
The
island
is
really
beautiful
but
I
can't
shake
off
the
feeling
that
it's
beautiful
only
to
look
at.
The
only
activity
on
this
island
I
found
wholesome
is
diving
and
animal
watching,
because
there
is
huge
amount
of
marine
life,
and
I
highly
recommend
it.
Snorkeling
is
definitely
a
good
idea
too.
Vegetation-wise
it's
basically
no
different
from
other
places
in
Brazil.
The
beaches
are
visually
stunning
and
it's
indeed
pretty
easy
to
find
a
spot
just
for
yourself,
but
they
are
not
that
great
to
relax
due
to
the
lack
of
bars
with
normal
prices
or
even
places
where
you
can
resist
the
waves,
wind
and
airborne
sand.
Once
you
see
handful
of
beaches
and
make
that
obligatory
sunset
photo,
the
beaches
start
to
look
the
same.
The
sun
is
really
aggressive
so
I
found
the
best
strategy
is
to
find
a
palm
tree
or
rock
and
hide
in
it's
shade
for
most
of
the
time.
Transportation
is
a
chapter
on
its
own.
There
are
places
where
one
has
to
needlessly
walk
around
a
whole
neighborhood
to
reach
a
beach
or
anything
really.
One
can
rent
a
buggy
but
I
felt
like
what
this
island
needs
less
is
more
tourists
on
buggies.
Bikes
aren't
a
great
option
due
to
the
heat.
Taxis
are
very
expensive
if
used
regularly
and
buses
go
sometimes
in
unforseen
intervals
and
are
unusable
if
you
lack
cash.
Which
happened
to
me
and
I
found
it
absolutely
impossible
to
withdraw
cash
on
this
island
on
Sunday,
which
is
a
shame
for
such
a
touristy
place.
Prices
are
soo
high
here
for
almost
everything.
1.5l
water
bottle
for
12
reais
is
not
an
exception
in
groceries.
Restaurants
overpriced,
serving
mediocre
food.
I
recommend
Tapiocaria
de
Archipelago
which
serves
great
food
and
drinks
for
decent
prices.
The
preservation
tax,
which
was
370
reais
for
4
nights
is
high,
but
still
understandable,
is
made
worse
by
the
358
reais
entry
fee
for
the
ever
present
national
park.
The
latter
was
too
much
for
me
so
we
avoided
entering
it.
If
you
go
diving,
I
recommend
Maravista
or
other
agency
that
offers
diving
away
from
the
park,
because
most
do
it
inside
and
then
you
have
to
pay
the
enter
fee
anyway.
All
in
all
Fernando
de
Noronha
is
a
place
that's
good
to
see
at
least
once,
but
is
overpriced
and
its
services
are
lackluster.
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