Holy Spirit

[Lemi]

Hi SG,.

If you come from GIG out, he definitely flies along the coast and to kurvt then just before the airport in VIX as a Mountain Island. In bad weather, you get there even slightly damp hands. Sit in any case left and as far front there, so that you look not on the wings. Also the night approach is nice, but this is true for many cities of Brazil.

If you arrive on Saturdays, a stay at the VIX or VV would perhaps not so wrong. The "Trinangulo Bermuda", where the zone free nightlife of VIX takes place is not far from the airport. Hotels There are closer within in each set. Motels also. Not bad, this is Ibis. At the WE you have also special conditions. There are also 2-3 Bristol hotels right on the beach. You are likely to be also empty at the WE and have special prices. I think the motels are towards the end, where the Pelletanlagen VALE of. You will see the port of wide. But it is not the actual terminal of Vitorias. Which is in the Centre. It comes out there quite easily by bus. Taxi will cost so 15-20 R$ of Ibis Centre. There are also a few traditional pubs with live music, much infantry and also the one or other "port bar". Do not expect what you know from Santos but. The harbour scene there is m.W. quite unique.

But I think with a bit of luck and skill, you can find in the Bemuda triangle, what you are looking for. Several years ago gabs also times a Boate called Playman. Don't know if it still exists. They had always a good reputation, but also not cheap. Is 10-15 taxi-R$ away from the Bermuda triangle.

If you have the snout full of VIX, you can drive over the bridge after VV. There, the beach is beautiful and the nightlife scene is well pronounced. There is equal after the 3rd bridge a large shopping (I believe it is called Praia do Canto-shopping o.s.. etc.). Good meeting, very central and close to the beach.

Ask definitely spot for nightlife. The people know best. The information that you receive via the Forum, are deprecated because usually (no charge). By the way, the VV ladies stand on Gringos, possibly also on Super gringos.

I would then drive the next goods receipt towards Guarapari. This has also its reason. Gets closer to the holiday season, the city will be more full and also the Verantstaltungskalender is more full. the holidays go off this year at the 13.12. In public schools may be even more!

Also here is again: question on the spot! And ask not only one person... sometimes the little drive pretty much as a single track. Have had since a few experiences there.

[Brasileiro]

Hello

not only Santa Catarina has currently huge problems with flooding, but also Espírito Santo. (Holy Spirit)



Abraço

Brasileiro

[supergringo]

Yes, I habs on Globo online read yesterday and the situation seems still to dramatize himself...

Precisely in the triangle Jacaraípe - Guarapari - Domingos Martins, so Vitoria and Velha Vila midst in the crisis region...

[Lemi]

Hi SG,.

bad as in SC it seems not to be, but nice pictures look not just.

See link with photos: Chuva forte não pára no Espírito Santo, deslocados Já São 743 - 27 / 11 photos de Nuvens, Tempestades, Raios, etc. (”Click” Aquí para ver todos os “Posts” da página)

In principle, I'm going time thereof, that until your arrival the worst will be over. You have to watch stop then just with diseases caused by contaminated water. So always ne Pulle have mineral water it and rather no tap water for the washing of fruits or teeth cleaning use.

Guarapari seems by the way not so bad to be affected. According to the weather forecast, the rain seems to be also first over. Nevertheless, there are daily even so called "Pancadas de Chuva"... Rio is also affected, but more the region East of Rio.

P.S.: best to make now in Minas holiday!

[supergringo]

Oi Lemi (O Baiano), just, with the end of the rains, it is not enough. I am afraid even a mosquito infestation. Nevertheless, if up to my departure, no bad bad news land on my desk, the plan for the first two days is now finally. The Ibis in Praia do Canto is booked to the WE (and special prices due to.) (Only around Christmas, there you can shoot a double room for BRL 60)... ... but why make stress with the hotel search. I'm Checkin' in other Ibis Airport (BRL 80 for the room (such as usual EZ = DZ) excl.) (Café da manhã), take a taxi, and eat my first Moqueca in the "Pirao" (as the "Cantinho do Curuca" Meíape by "4Rodas" from "Veja" as "a melhor" awarded in), then shopping (shopping) Vitoria(?), and the nightlife here in the Bermuda triangle. The rest is then usually all by itself...

In any case, the chaff has here once again separated from the wheat. Big thanks to Lemi for that constructive Responses and the many tips and also thanks to Tiradentes!

[Lemi]

The Ibis in Praia do Canto is booked to the WE (and special prices due to.) (Only around Christmas, there you can shoot a double room for BRL 60)... ... but why make stress with the hotel search. I'm Checkin' in other Ibis Airport (BRL 80 for the room (such as usual EZ = DZ) excl.) (Café da manhã) take a taxi and eat my first Moqueca in the "Pirao" (as the "Cantinho do Curuca" Meíape by "4Rodas" from "Veja" as "a melhor" awarded),.

Other IBIS is pretty far outside of Vitoria, rather at the entrance to Serra. It is located exactly at the end of the highway from the airport in the direction of BR-101 (North). The taxi in the Bermuda triangle is then determined the 15 r $ cost. There is by the way a few for you perhaps exploring values pretty run-down cheap "Descending", very near the plant entrance of CST steelworks in Serra herself.

In the Pirão, I was also approximately 3 years ago Moqueca eat. The Moqueca there is also very good, obviously not as good as Curuca.

The host is proud of the visit he had time before zig years of Lula. He has hang even a photo with him on the wall. The prices are there pretty much salted, but good Moquecas are generally very expensive in the ES. I can you only advise Moqueca lunch to go eat. There, many restaurants have special prices or other (cheaper) menus as dinner. In the Curuca, the Moqueca Badejo (for 3 persons) cost lunch 39 R$, evening 80 R$. In addition, even a snack is with lunch (Camarão of ao alho e oleo) and a delicious dessert (Torta de limão) free of charge here.

then shopping (shopping) Vitoria(?), and the nightlife here in the Bermuda triangle. The rest is then usually all by itself...

Huh... I hate... this in Vitoria shopping. It is very brittle and has also no flair. Go to prefer Praia. The whole old barracks are demolished on the Camburi Beach and a few stylish have been put out. Is now there as well as at the COPA. Whether the nightlife also has drawn to, I don't know. The folks at the construction sites always felt that they have quickly found connection. I believe but rather type Namorada rather than professional.

In any case, the chaff has here once again separated from the wheat. Big thanks to Lemi for that constructive Responses and the many tips and also thanks to Tiradentes!

Nothing to thank SG, so a forum is there for that.

I am by the way next week 2-3 days in Guarapari. Since I can then live to tell you about the situation on the ground...