JOÃO PESSOA BRAZIL TOUR REAL IMPRESSIONS

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I was very excited to visit this place because some foreigners and other Brazilians bragged about the city being the best in the Northeast of Brazil, for safety and quality of life. The state of Paraíba is known for being an agricultural state with several industries so its economy is good. The street and beaches look very clean due to renovations

It's also famous for having praia de seixas, that's the land area geographically closest to Africa. Part of this video shows this tour. In fact, João Pessoa has several beach tours whereas Natal has more sand dune tours, which I show in another video.

Praia de Tambau and Praia de Cabo branco are the most popular beaches so there are plenty of tourists, but the area didn't have that charm that's seen in Rio. It really seemed mostly calm scene including calm waves even though there were many tourists.

Just two blocks from the beach, the city appears robust and busy with plenty of traffic. There aren't any tall buildings near the beach like you see in Fortaleza but you can say that's a good thing because Fortaleza is more hectic. You also don't see as many people walking as much as those driving.

Check out my other videos to learn more about Brazil.
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[misterabroad]

What else do you want to know about João Pessoa, Paraíba?

[newwavebrazil]

It seems like your Northeast rankings are: 1) Natal 2) Fortaleza 3 ) Joao Pessoa ?

[TerezaBarátová]

Im going to this city in a month to a medical intership and wanted to ask if its safe place to stay for me.Thanks, enjoyed your video

[FindYourFree]

looks nice but there are a lot of charming towns in Brazil to check. I left Brazil to Costa Rica recently. Talk about no charm..

[iljafritzler]

Wgat do you think about Balneario Camboreu as South Americas Dubai near Floripa? Did you like it there? I heard its kinda new Rio, just smaller with highest high towers in South America

[ramoila]

How would you compare the vibe in Southern Brazil to Northeastern Brazil? From a solo traveler's standpoint, which region is better? In terms of friendlier people...I know in Brazil almost everyone is friendly compared to other countries, but I have heard within the regions in Brazil it is different.