Fernando de Noronha travel guide
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Fernando de Noronha is a volcanic archipelago three hundred and fifty kilometres out in the Atlantic, protected as a national park and World Heritage since 2001.
The number of visitors is capped and a daily environmental fee is charged, which is why the water is what it is. Baía do Sancho, reached by ladders down a cliff, is repeatedly voted the best beach in the world. Spinner dolphins enter the next bay each morning.
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Fernando de Noronha Marine National Park
The marine park covering the waters and most of the land of the archipelago, three hundred and fifty kilometres offshore. Visitor numbers are capped, a daily environmental fee is charged, and spinner dolphins come into one bay each morning in their hundreds.
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