Amazon River & surrounds: How much is practical in 3 weeks?
Aug 7th, 2014, 11:31 AM
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Pipa is better in that regards, but as Sambachula has pointed out, there is a difference of scale. I like them both. Natal has cultural and historic sights that you won't find in Pipa and a few wonderful restaurants such as Camarões, Mangai and Fogo & Chama.
Aug 7th, 2014, 02:02 PM
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Thx. SambaChula & Luademochila,
Am I correctly interpreting your comments that aside from the ambiance/city vs village situation that both beach areas have good swimming (not surfing
) areas that are clean and relatively safe (riptides, etc.)?
Am I correctly interpreting your comments that aside from the ambiance/city vs village situation that both beach areas have good swimming (not surfing
) areas that are clean and relatively safe (riptides, etc.)?
Aug 7th, 2014, 03:32 PM
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Yes, that's correct. Either Natal or Pipa have swimming areas that are clean and safe.
If you have to choose:
Pipa is rustic, calm in the day, yet bustling at night. A good place to go if all you want is to lie on the beach or swim. If you are an urban person and want a mix between beaches, culture and historic sights, stick with Natal.
If you have to choose:
Pipa is rustic, calm in the day, yet bustling at night. A good place to go if all you want is to lie on the beach or swim. If you are an urban person and want a mix between beaches, culture and historic sights, stick with Natal.
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