Ferernando de Naronha is the largest of a string of
islands that are the remains
of two volcanic calderas from
different epochs.
The island is a world heritage site
for its unique position, natural beauty and sea life.
There is a major turtle feeding area and porpoises
nearby, as well as a major worldwide scuba diving
area a small way off shore. Visitors are limited
to an average of 420 people per day.
Judy
described the beaches as fulfilling her phantasy of the best
beaches in the world. We spent a week there
and wrote this journal about our visit.
It was hard to leave.
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