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Pasqualone - Emilio Guedes | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 0 Comment(s) | 1 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=308384] | 2008-08-04 23:24:33
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Ciao, sono arrivato a Jericoacoara, appena faccio delle foto ve le mando. Itacare sembrava un paradiso, questo e molto meglio, non pensavo esistesse un posto cosi. Dune di sabbia bianca ovunque, sembra un deserto ma in realta e pieno d'acqua. Finalmente un tramonto in mare. {peccato esser soli} Baci [View Full Entry]
After Itacare I headed up the coast a little to Salvador, but we only stayed a couple of days there as the weather wasn’t great and it just didn’t really have a very nice feel to it so a couple of friends and I decided to move further up the coast where the weather is better so we embarked on a mammoth 22hr bus journey to Fortelaze and from there we had to get another 8hr bus, with the final hour and a half of the journey having to be done in a dune buggy and then finally we arrived at [View Full Entry]
RainbowDaisy - GemsJourney | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 3 Comment(s) | 3 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=301998] | 2008-07-19 23:57:32
By vagamundos
March 11th 2008
March 11th 2008
Reflexiones sobre la caipirinha y Jericoacoara
South America » Brazil » Ceará » Jericoacoara
Atardecer en Jericoacoara
Vista desde la duna que esta enfrente del mar....todos estabamos esperando el momento del atardecer
vagamundos - Rocio e Ivan | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 3 Comment(s) | 35 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=255048] | 2008-03-11 13:11:04
Hello, Another busride took us from Fortaleza to Jericoacoara, and after a connecting trip with a special truck we arrived on the seaside again, amidst huge sanddunes. Lovely views, hot temperatures, quite a bit of wind, nice people and good food, met a nice guy Leandro ( xamppoo ) in his excellent restaurant Bistrôgonoff just off the main street, across Cafe Brasil, and found out that he had been travelling in Europe, even had a smal conversation in Dutch and French, great food. Today exploring the city with the many little shops, and walk along the beachside for a few hours, [View Full Entry]
Notredame - Verholle | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 1 Comment(s) | 7 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=209441] | 2007-10-08 16:08:23
We arrived in Jericoacoara last night (try to pronounce it) what a journey!!! We had to change the bus at some point as the normal coach is not accustomed to those sandy roads. (will try to put some pictures later on - from Karolina´s camera). Jeri is a tiny town (very tiny) on the coast, north from Fortleza. (you need a good map to find it). Anita - pamietasz jak mowilas mi o tym miejscu? w sume to nie planowalysmy tu przyjezdzac ale akurat tutaj wlasnie znalazlysmy slonko :-) Lovely beaches, sand dunes, the sun!, lagoons - this is what we [View Full Entry]
4ewa - withmyowneyes 2007/08 | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 1 Comment(s) | 7 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=176049] | 2007-07-01 00:00:00
I arrived here very uncertain of what exactly awaited me. Luckily I was welcomed to town by a man named Alvaro who was a local, after having left his homeland in Uruguay, and he spoke perfect english. He showed me around and introduced me to everyone, so I spent a week here. What can I say... It´s Jeri! You may be mildly impressed by some of the images I have managed to capture on my modest 2 megapixel camera, and even if you aren´t even a little impressed by some of the undeniable quality of my shots (composition, lighting, artistic [View Full Entry]
Cassels - Andrew Cassels | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 2 Comment(s) | 29 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=173300] | 2007-06-25 00:00:00
Well its been another couple of weeks and I´ve been in country for five weeks now and when I last left you I was leaving Fortaleza heading to a funky little beach town called Jericoacoaca. It’s a cross between Airlee Beach mixed with Coral Bay (WA - people will understand Dowdell) with sandy roads everywhere and heaps of accommodation and restaurants for the tourists. It also must have one of the worlds largest number of beach buggies because everyone has them and run sand dune tours and take you out to some lakes to swim etc. Then in the arvo [View Full Entry]
Dougy - Jeffrey Crocker | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 0 Comment(s) | 9 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=151559] | 2007-04-23 00:00:00
Hello all Latest stop has been in Jericoacoara (or Jeri). Sposed to be a kite surfing mecca, and as Tim had brought is kite gear we were all up for it. Spent four nights in total- didnt get the kit out the bag once. It rained every day we were there on and off, also not the high season for the surf scene, hence wind was bit unpredictible. So it should have been a really crap stay but it didnt turn out that bad. Jeri has the most chilled out vibe of any place i have ever been. There is no [View Full Entry]
Pigeon - Peter Davison | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 0 Comment(s) | 5 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=137544] | 2007-03-12 20:17:52
13th November- 20th November Jericocoara, nicknamed Jeri, is without a doubt one of god´s little gems of beauty.... Imagine this. a broad cream sandy beach, palm trees swaying above the beachside bars where you leisurly lay enjoying your caipirinha. turqouise blue waters (but arent they all in North Brazil!!!). and the mystical sand dunes rising from the left where all the sunset worshippers make a pilgrimage each day to witness the daily changing magnificence of the sun setting over the horizon! despite having seen so many sunsets along my trip, i still feel overwhelmed by each [View Full Entry]
mars3 - mario | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 1 Comment(s) | 25 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=102758] | 2006-11-27 01:19:50
Despite the towns of Praia da Pipa and Jericoacoara being constantly compared by travelers as equals, they´re truly not. In order to get to Jeri, you must hop on a all-terrain vehicle that drives you an hour over barren beaches and dunes and kilometers and kilometers of uninhabited land. I mean, the city is literally in the middle of absolutely nowhere. All the streets are composed of nothing but sand, so there´s a feel that you´re on the beach wherever you are. In Jeri you can do almost anything you can imagine from lounging lazily in front of your pousada to [View Full Entry]
MonkeyBoy - Andy Pearson | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe | 1 Comment(s) | 7 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s) | [diary=83651] | 2006-08-22 14:28:41