Mount Roraima, located on the triple border between Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana, is a tepui, a plateau-shaped mountain delimited by cliffs that form impregnable vertical rock faces about 1,000 meters high. Mount Roraima, discovered by Europeans in 1595 during the Spanish and British colonization of this part of South America, remained unexplored until the end of the 19th century. The "crystal mountain" from which many waterfalls sprang was considered impossible to climb and was the subject of many legends and stories, notably serving the imagination of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for his 1912 book "The Lost World" ,
The magnificent river archipelago of Anavilhanas with around 400 islands is a labyrinth of Amazon forests cut through by the dark color of the arms of the Rio Negro. It is located in the Amazon between the municipalities of Manaus and Nova Airão. The region is under the protection of the Anavilhanas National Park, a Brazilian nature conservation authority for the integral protection of nature, which is managed by the Chico Mendes Institute for the Conservation of Biodiversity (ICMBio), that in addition to the conservation of the forest also promotes scientific research and valorization of the park through environmental education
Lovers of wild beaches will be delighted by the exceptionally beautiful ones of Tamandaré and Carneiros, considered the most deserted of the south coast of Pernambuco. Everything here refers to a Caribbean paradise: the pastel blue of the calm and crystalline sea, the immense natural pools of hot water in the middle of the reefs, the white sand, and the coconut palms.
Those who do not like walking 40 minutes by the beach from Tamandaré can also reach Carneiros by car, taking dirt roads that lead directly to seaside kiosks and restaurants, known for their delicious fresh fish dishes assorted with
