Jericoacoara
This is the Paradise !!!
Jericoacoara National Park
Jericoacoara National Park is located in the state of Ceará, about 300 km west of Fortaleza. Until 1985 it was just a small fishing village, lost among vast dunes and isolated from the rest of the world. Until tourism discovered it and the fame of Jericoacoara has known no borders. It has been the subject of several major television shows and publications around the world. The American newspaper "Washington Post Magazine" chose it as one of the ten most beautiful beaches on the planet in 1994. Jericoacoara was also the scene of the feature film "A Ostra eo Vento" and also served as a backdrop for recordings of television programs such as " Multishow " and " the Globe Network ".
What makes Jeri so special?
Jericoacoara does not have a single reason to be considered a paradise. Jericoacoara is a set of varied beauties, different scenarios gathered in one place, and also varied sensations: the contact with nature is extremely intense, the feeling of freedom that the place transmits, where everything is very large, spacious and no behavior is repressed. Another sensation that Jericoacoara transmits, through contact with its neighbors, is how life does not have to be complicated to have quality: no traffic, no schedules.
Preserve Jeri !
Be a conscious tourist and help us maintain this ecological paradise, help us take care of Jeri!
The trash
Bring a bag when you hike, take your trash, and throw it away.
You smoke?
OK! But not nature! Therefore, use a portable ashtray to deposit cigarette butts as they pollute the soil and water of the planet.
Glass glasses
Always opt for glass glasses, but in the case of caipiroskas, throw it away.
Energy
When leaving the apartment do not leave the air conditioning and television on
Water
Do not waste water
Nature
Take care, conserve, recycle, reuse and help rebuild a better world for all of us!
Travel tips !
Are you coming to Jeri? Perfect! We give you some tips to make your trip easier .. Jericoacoara is an Environmental Protection Area and therefore ...