10 years ago, the journalist Walter Garcia decided to change everyday life in São Paulo for a life on the sea. Together with his family, he navigated a circuit passed islands, coves, bays and other untouched paradises along the Brazilian coast. His sailboat Sinbad Sailor, a Cal 39, was transformed into a type of news agency. It was there that the published texts were sent from to more than 20 national communication vehicles, among them being “Jornal da Tarde”, “Istoé” magazine and specialised sites. Currently, Walter lives in Salvador, and continues producing rich material regarding seamanship.
Thrills or no thrills? The question every tour guide asks before each trip gives you some idea of what to expect in Natal and the Rio Grande do Norte coastline. Much more than beaches, sometimes deserted, other times packed with people; of fine and clear sands and the sky-blue sea, Natal is a huge open air park...
Know moreFor those more attentive, Recife is an immense art museum to the open sky, ready to be visited. Thanks to a municipal law of 1961, buildings with more than 1,000 m² of built area are only granted a construction license if the places where the sculpture and panel are to be located are already specified in the building plans...
Know moreIn Tupi-Guaranian language - Ubatuba means “the land of many canoes”. A trip through the region is enough to see that the Indians knew what they were talking about. With 100 km of coast, 92 beaches and an infinity of nooks and coves, the region is auspicious in receiving yachts, sailboats and even canoes of different sizes and drafts.
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