Crab lane

It is located on the walkway along Atalaia beach where surely you'll not be hungry neither angry :-)

Aracaju

It's the capital city of the Brazilian smallest state and below a picture of the avenue along the Sergipe river

Mercado Municipal is located close to the avenue and there are some artcrafts for sale

Also there are some others at Olímpio Campos square

Finally, if you are thirsty of walking there is a place to drink some .... water :-)

World Carfree Day

ok... ok... I know I'm late but you didn't forget that I'm in Bahia, did you ? :-)
Then I took a wind power vehicle...


... to look at a mangrove and keep sailing :-)

Last but not least a stop for fuel replacement :-)

Mangue Seco

This tiny riverfront village was used as a set location for a brazilian soap about twenty year ago.

where there is a large beach to walk along with

Anyway if you become tired there are lots of shady places to rest but take some care of dropping coconut fruits :-)

But Earth could throw them on the dirty human being who let garbage on the earth.

Below some littery collected by a boring guy along the walk back

A journey to Mangue Seco

The post's title is just because it's not easy to reach Mangue Seco... at least for a independent tourist :-)

From Salvador, I took a bus to Indiaroba (about 5 hours) and suprisingly there is no bus to Pontal...so I hire a taxi to leave me at Pontal port. But the locals said me if I arrived later the price could be double.

After that I waited for a while waiting for other people to share a boat with me but now is low season then nobody appeared. Then I opened my guide and I called to Pousada Suruby that sent a boat to pick me up :-) and Real river was sailed.

Tired due to the hard journey I rest with the foot on the top :-) ....

....in order to save energy to climb up sand dune and enjoyed one of the most beatifull sunset I've seen