Circuits, hotels, excursions and transfers in Fernando de Noronha.
Fernando de Noronha is a volcanic archipelago in the Atlantic, off the coast of Brazil's Northeast, belonging to the state of Pernambuco. Only the main island is inhabited, and the group forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage for its natural value; its protected waters are known for diving, dolphins and sea turtles.
In a programme it works as an upscale nature and beach extension after Recife or Natal, with regulated access and a very unhurried pace.
Fernando de Noronha has a tropical climate, with a dry season of roughly August to January, with calmer sea and good visibility for diving, and a rainy season from February to July, with a greener landscape. Sea conditions determine each day which beaches and which dives are scheduled, so flexibility should be left in the itinerary.
Fernando de Noronha is suitable only for very small, high-level incentive groups, not for congresses: air access and accommodation are limited and the presence of visitors is regulated to protect the park. Its value lies in the protected natural setting, with compact programmes and advance planning.
Credible incentive experiences include diving and snorkelling in protected waters, dolphin watching from the Baía dos Golfinhos viewpoint, sunsets on beaches such as Baía do Sancho and guided walks along the trails of the marine national park. They are nature rewards for small groups with active interests.
Access is by air only, with flights from Recife (REC) and Natal (NAT) of under two hours; there is no other regular connection. Air operations and capacity vary by season, so they should be checked in advance. On the island an environmental preservation fee is payable and internal journeys are short, by road.
Plan 4 nights because of the limited flights and the pace of the island. It is positioned as an extension from Recife or Natal and suits nature, diving and upscale clients, both from Brazil and from European markets that already tour the Northeast. Book well in advance, because the accommodation and flight offer is limited.
Recommended stay: 4 nights as an extension from Recife or Natal.
Access by air only, from Recife (REC) or Natal (NAT); air operations should be checked by season.
An environmental preservation fee is payable and access to the protected areas is regulated.
Dry season roughly from August to January, with better visibility for diving; rains from February to July.
Combines with Recife and Natal.
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