More and more tourists from all over Brazil and abroad are looking for the state of Alagoas because of its beautiful beaches, with blue and green waters, natural pools, corals, galleys, coconut trees and many other natural beauties. This Alagoas Tour is an excellent opportunity to discover the wonders of […]
Exploring Maceió: Beaches, handicrafts and history Maceió, the capital of the state of Alagoas, is a unique city, bathed by lagoons and a sea that mixes turquoise blue and emerald green. Its natural surroundings, combined with its rich history and culture, make Maceió one of the most important tourist destinations […]
The South Coast of Alagoas (Litoral Sul de Alagoas) runs from Maceió to the mouth of the São Francisco river and is known as the Lagoas e Mares do Sul (Lagoons and Southern Seas) region. There, for example, coconut groves, lagoons and rivers meet the sea at beaches such as […]
Marechal Deodoro: A Journey through the History, Culture and Charm of the Northeast Marechal Deodoro has Praia do Francês, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Brazil, and a historic centre with colonial houses, baroque churches and neoclassical buildings. Origin of the name Marechal Deodoro da Fonseca Named after […]
Discover Alagoas: The Brazilian paradise Covering an area of 27,700 square kilometres, Alagoas is roughly the size of Haiti. Although its coastline is only 230 kilometres long, the state’s main tourist attractions are its beach towns. Natural Beauty The beaches of Alagoas enchant with their crystal clear blue waters, white […]
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