Yep, it's a nude beach…read more This is a beautiful beach, but if you don't like the idea of going "au naturel", don't worry, because there are 2 parts to this beach. Actually, I think the part outside the nude part may be smaller, but is prettier. The nude section is isolated by a natural rock wall. You don't encounter any gawkers here, because if you're on the beach, everyone is in the same state. However, there is a restaurant inside the nudist section, but all the workers are clothed, so, "not fair!"

you can book in the hotel Tambau or opposite with the street seller. with the bus then first times…read moreout to the beach and then with a boat out to the sea. there then is an island developed, evenly already meant red earth by the ebb-tide. naturally ice-cold Brahma and freshly grilled and if slowly the flood comes becomes the small spot ever smaller, than only the retreat on boat helps. next day the same again. one should be already early risers for it because of the Tide.

Avenida Boa Viagem is a street in the city of Recife. It is one of the most important avenues in…read morethe capital of Pernambuco. The neighborhoods of Boa Viagem and Pina are part of it's route. It travels all along the coast at Boa Viagem beach. It starts at Avenida Herculano Bandeira and ends at the border between Recife and the municipality of Jaboatão dos Guararapes and runs for about 8 kilometers (4.8 miles). Before being the address of luxurious buildings with the most expensive per square meter in the city, and a street along which 38,000 vehicles pass a day, Avenida Boa Viagem was a dirt road frequented by fishermen. The history of the road as we know it today began 97 years ago, when it began to be built. The objective was to link the city to the beaches of Pina and Boa Viagem, until then isolated from urban life. The opening of the new avenue was described in the October 21, 1924 edition of the Diario newspaper. An area of ​​the city was being discovered and called the attention of the people of Recife. The original name of of Avenida Boa Viagem ("Good Voyage Avenue") was Avenida Beira Mar ("Water's edge Avenue"). The current name was taken from a nearby church Nossa Senhora da Boa Viagem ("Our Lady of the Good Voyage").