This 7-day itinerary through Sergipe provides a day-by-day guide to exploring Brazil’s smallest state, which covers an area of 21,938.19 km². Your base is Aracaju, from where day trips depart for São Cristóvão, the Xingó Canyon, the Serra de Itabaiana and Praia do Saco. As the distances are short, you […]
The wonders of the Brazilian Northeast deserve to be celebrated at every opportunity. In this article, we’ll explore the charms of this region, which stretches from the Parnaíba Delta to the Recôncavo Baiano, with some 3,000 kilometres of coastline, full of dunes, cliffs, sand banks and mangroves. The Northeast Region […]
Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe, is a charming city that combines urban beaches with warm waters, a rich culture and a welcoming atmosphere. In this travel guide you’ll find out about the city’s history, the main attractions, practical tips on how to get there and where to stay, as well as an FAQ section covering the most […]
In this travel guide, you’ll discover why Sergipe, the smallest of Brazil’s states, is an irresistible destination: attractive prices, uncrowded beaches and a rare combination of natural beauty and historical treasures, all within short, easily accessible distances. Location and History The state of Sergipe is situated in the North-East region, between the states of Bahia and Alagoas. […]
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