Fernando de Noronha

The archipelago of Fernando de Noronha is made up of  21 islands, of which only the largest one - also called Fernando de Noronha - is inhabited. The archipelago is located off the northeast Brazilian coat, 545km from Recife City and 4 degrees from the Equator. The islands enjoying a sublime climate, averaging 27 degrees Celsius with a water temperature constant of around 24 degrees.  Approximately 70% of the archipelago has been a marine National Park since 1988, and the main activities amongst the island's 2,300 inhabitants are fishing, farming and tourism.

Fernando de Noronha is an idyllic get away paradise for lovers of nature and solitude serviced by simple converted fishermen's houses or custom built posadas offering up to 8 bedrooms each. Visitor numbers are strictly regulated in order to preserve the peace and tranquillity of the archipelago. Wild and Exotic offer a hand picked selection of the best pousadas, chosen for location, service and style of management. Most offer direct access to pristine and beautiful near deserted beaches.