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This small archipelago off of the north coast is a marine reserve with luxury lodges and some of the world's best beaches.

Fernando de Noronha is a remote archipelago of tiny volcanic islands, 350 kilometres out into the Atlantic, and is a Marine National Park. The crystalline waters contain an abundance of tropical fish and many endemic and migratory bird species are found here. Numerous quiet beaches and isolated bays are perfect for walking; it's not hard to enjoy the tranquility of this pristine natural environment.

Fernando de Noronha is reached via a one hour flight from Recife. Voted the best island in Central & South America in the 2024 Conde Nast Readers Survey.

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Historic cannons at Noronha Fort overlooking the coastline of Fernando de Noronha, Brazil, under clear blue skies.
Dramatic beach rock formation at Praia do Cachorro in Fernando de Noronha, with parasols and people relaxing in the sand.
Lush tropical vegetation meets golden sand at Praia do Meio in Fernando de Noronha, with visitors walking along the beach.
Dramatic beach and cliff views at Fernando de Noronha, Brazil's island escape.
Couple standing on rocks with view of Baia dos Porcos and iconic twin peaks at Fernando de Noronha, Brazil.
Girl seated on a cliff overlooking turquoise waters and rugged coastline in Fernando de Noronha.
Aerial view of the Two Brothers islets rising from turquoise waters off the coast of Fernando de Noronha.
Woman at a cliffside viewpoint overlooking the rugged coastline and turquoise waters of Fernando de Noronha.
South America - Brazil, Turquoise waters and golden sand at High Cliff Cove, Fernando de Noronha.
Couple on a beach in Fernando de Noronha with the iconic Two Brothers Rocks rising in the background.
Wooden pathway through lush green jungle in Fernando de Noronha with two people walking ahead.
Group of scuba divers swimming near a shar in clear blue waters off Fernando de Noronha, Brazil.

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Best time to visit Fernando de Noronha

When is the best time to visit Fernando de Noronha?

Thanks to its tropical climate, Fernando de Noronha can be visited year-round. The drier months from August to February are ideal for beach days, hiking and boat excursions, while the wetter season offers lush scenery and excellent opportunities for diving and marine life ecounters.

Top things to do in Fernando de Noronha

What are the top things to do in Fernando de Noronha?

From world-class snorkelling and scuba diving to hiking scenic coastals trails, Fernando de Noronha is packed with unforgettable expereinces. Visit Baia do Sancho, spot dolphins and sea turtles, explore protected beaches and discover the island's exceptional marin biodiversity.

Why visit Fernando de Noronha

Few destnations in Brazil rival Fernando de Noronha for its pristine beaches and protected natural beauty. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life, this UNESCO-listed archipelago offers and exclusive island escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

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