This tropical island chain sits approximately two hundred miles off the north east coast of Brazil, not far from the equator. UNESCO has designated the island chain a World Heritage Site in an effort to protect the fragile ecosystem. Visitors to the island are limited, thus making this a very exclusive island getaway. Once guests arrive on the volcanic island, they will find numerous coves and crystal clear waters. Fernando de Noronha is home to numerous animals, exotic birds, marine life including a rainbow of tropical fish. Hiking the Esmerelda Coast trail or diving in the pristine seas are equally enjoyable. If you have the time, you should try both adventures.Call 1.800.330.8820 or click here to have a South America Travel Specialist contact you about booking your tropcial island vacation to the islands of Fernando de Noronha in Brazil.
With those blue seas and rich yellow sands, luscious green forestry, people would definitely be attracted to such lovely sights and spots!
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