Calmaria - Nice place, quiet. We stayed at a receptive point with different values for Day Use (some including use of different areas of the venue and use of standup paddle and kayaking, in addition to the catamaran ride) and the values of the meals were reasonable. There are tents outside that sell marmitex and drinks for those who want something more in mind, you just can't enter the reception with this meal.

The beach is very beautiful - Praia dos Carneiros is one of Pernambuco's most famous and paradisiacal beaches, located in the municipality of Tamandaré, about 90 km from Recife. She is known for: • Warm, crystal clear waters with shades of blue and green. • Cockerels along the edge, giving that postcard look. • Natural pools formed by reefs, ideal for bathing and diving. • The church of St. Benedict, from the 18th century, right by the sea — classic setting of photos and weddings. • Catamaran rides through the Formoso River, which lead to sand banks, mangroves and clay baths.

One of the most beautiful beaches in the world! - It is that kind of tour must be for those who go to Porto de Galinhas. The beach is sensational, the stops are beautiful, what changes from the service providers is only the restaurant that stops at the return of the tour.

Hotels in Porto de Galinhas - Wonderful beach, clean and of a stunning setting!! With a lot of people. For that photo in front of the church the tip is to make access with smaller boats or individual, because when made of catamaran descends hundreds of people together and it becomes impossible to take a nice photo in front of the church. The natural pools that form near the receptives are wonderful. Wear shoes with rubber soldiers is almost impossible to walk the corals barefoot and with slippers gets slippery. The bath of mud not curti very rsrsrs

Between seas and swamps in Pernambuco and Paraíba - We love to travel with the Amorim tourism group. Safety, punctuality and good tips. In Praia dos Carneiros and Olinda I lack words. Thank you, Hélio, for the great tour and suggestions

Don't forget to go to this beach, it's beautiful - Beautiful place, paradisiacal. We went to Bora Bora and it was worth every real. We arrived, had something, left the things on the table we chose and went to walk around for almost 2 hours. When we came back, everything was in its place. What happened to us is that we left a bag with our cell phones and glasses on the shore of the beach and we went to the natural pools. When we returned, the tide had risen and we thought we had lost everything... but no... a man From there he saw the situation and took the things and put them up on a little wall and warned us when he saw us looking like crazy for the things.

The local air is different, a mix of joy and party but it is a big city that needs time to get to know. - Recife is a charming city, as soon as you go from the airport to the center we have already gone through Good trip, the people are very hospitable and full of joy. I stayed at the Central Hotel, a historical heritage a beauty, however for those who will take tours it is not practical and the next day I decided to change to Good trip. I was in Maragogi and it is divine, even with the cloudy weather, then I went to Carneiros and discovered that to see the church you do not need a boat, you can go walking, however, who wants to see the other beaches is good to take the catamaran. Olinda was a good tour, but to really know you have to stay in the city. To get to know Recife better it takes at least 10 days, delicious and rich food for a fair price, but the traffic in peak hours is terrible. Walking the promenade in Good trip is a requested fee for the end of the day. I recommend Recife...

Disappointment! - It was very disappointing to visit Carneiros. We booked a tour leaving Porto de Galinhas and, upon arrival, we stayed in a very good receptive called Bora Bora, located right in front of the natural pools, which are really beautiful. The disappointment began on the catamaran ride. The first stop was in the little church, which was extremely crowded, with many boats, tents and people. The sand space is small, the church was closed and we only had about 15 minutes to take photos from the outside. Then there was the stop for the so-called “bath of clay”, which was quite strange. They were stalls with colorful clay, where people dirty themselves in the sea, without any attraction or organization. This stop also lasted about 15 minutes. The last stop was at a sand bank in the middle of the sea, which could be beautiful, but it ended up being pretty polluted visually. There were several tents and artificial settings (networks, balances) aimed only for photos, and still charged to use them. All this ends up hiding the natural beauty of the place. For those who want to go, the tip is: the catamaran ride is not worth it. What really pays off are the natural pools that are on the shore.

Truths about sheep - The water is like this only in the pictures. Getting there the water is muddy. To get to this place has to pass perrengue and is not worth it. Go through the mango, dirty water. I do not recommend

The beach is worth it, very poor level ride. - Beautiful beach. The separate area for our group was a small circle - clearly the poor cousins of the other groups, both on the left and on the right. Very bad and very expensive food (250 simple food, for 2 people - not including drink) - I even take from the restricted areas of the upper level - I went to check (the Guide said it was made by a renowned chef - bad taste joke). And don't take the boat ride they're advertising. Vc can go to some beaches and church on foot. The ride to a clay bath spot is sticky, too.