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Itaquena Beach is a little piece of sand with a difficult access for those who want to visit, because the 10 km stretch from Coqueiros Beach that leads there, is only possible to be done by foot or by quadricycle (it’s important to mention that vehicles are only accepted on the road, not on the beach). There are no accommodation options at Itaquena Beach, so we recommend that you search for options at Itapororoca Beach or Rio Verde Beach. Rio da Barra Beach is located just over 5 km away from Quadrado, but the access to this hidden oasis is only possible by car, through restaurants or hotels. But if you are looking for a more peaceful trip, we recommend that you stay at a hotel in some beach further away, such as Itapororoca Beach, for instance.

It’s one of the mysteries of travel that you need to have at least six months on your passport before it expires, and if you don’t, you can be turned away at the gate and not able to travel. Mosquitos are a problem in some places, and whether it’s sand flies or mosquitos, you need to be able to soothe your skin. Sunburn may fade, but you are burning your skin and you need to remember your sunscreen (biodegradable if possible) and your aftersun if you want to stay healthy while you are away. The symptoms of heat exhaustion start with feeling hot and thirsty, and while the extreme cases also include headaches, high temperatures and dizziness, it shouldn’t get this far in the first place.

In the south region, known as Enseada Azul, the beaches are a little more isolated and with less structure: Guaibura, Peracanga, Bacutia and Praia dos Padres (to get to the last one, it’s necessary to do a trail). also where is located the statue of Blue Marlin, one of the tourist spots in the city, and Praia de Meaípe, which was once considered one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in Brazil and where some of the main nightclubs are located. Some other options are: Cachoeira Marosini, which is located in the Pau D’Óleo District (entrance fee R$3), Cachoeira da Vovó Lúcia in Ibitiruí and Cachoeira da Pedra Roxa, in Ibitirama city. The southern beaches are the most beautiful and this is where Meaípe beach is located, which has the best restaurants and also where the most popular nightclubs are located:

Cape Town is a seaside city located in South Africa, a country that, as the name says, is in the south of the African continent. This is the place where Wally’s Cave, the most popular cave in South Africa is located. A great option for rainy days is to enjoy the V&A Waterfront or the museums that are located in the city center which tell a lot about the country’s history: • The South African Jewish Museum (located on the same campus as the South Africa’s oldest synagogue)