It's Summer Somewhere: Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Summer in Brazil can mean crowds, lines and swarms of tourists on the most popular beaches. But on Fernando de Noronha, a tiny little island just 200 miles off the country's northeastern coast all you'll find is a pristine summertime paradise. Why's that? The government only allows 240 visitors onto the island at one time, to preserve its extensive sanctuaries and white sand beaches.
Head there next month and join fellow tree-hugging types at the annual "Day of the Tree," where the entire place participates in a seedling planting campaign. It's not all utopia on the island. Visitors pay an "environmental tax," and access to the spot can be challenging. There are two flights from Recife and Natal on local airlines and you can charter a boat to get there from the mainland.
Once you get there, don't expect mega-resorts. You'll stay at a local family-owned pousada where you'll be expected to hang out with the kids at the dinnertable, but you'll get lots of local knowledge in exchange. Pousada Ze Maria is centrally located and fairly advanced with both room and apartment options where you can relax in a solar powered whirlpool, or while away under the cashew nut tree by the pool.
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