Administrations and services Brazil

In 2015, the Tamar Marine Turtle Preservation Project was 35 years old. Initially three centres, in Bahia, Sergipe and Espírito Santo, monitored five types of turtles threatened with extinction and accompanied the time when the animals came on the beach to lay their eggs. Today this work is carried out by 22 centres ranging from Ceará to Florianópolis, south of Brazil. Project HQ is located in Praia do Forte. On this beach there are a hundred staff members from the reception team, biologists, veterinarians, technicians and guides who are looking after the project.

The visit is very pleasant, especially with children, and you can see turtles swim in the pools.

Authentic and renowned.

Once winning.

Once winning. Colours: red and white.

The price of the consultation is equal to one month of minimum wage in Brazil.

Not the best place to get information. Instead, enter one of the many travel agencies on the main street.

Ibama has accommodation in the park for 8 visitors.

The buses on the road to Uruguay normally stop, find out!

For the exit buffer from Brazil.

Customers gave mixed reviews of this agency, some appreciating the fast service and friendly staff, while others complained about the rude attitude of managers and poor customer service.

Public hospital.

Foreign Exchange Office: currency and traveller's cheques.

Natal is a city in northeastern Brazil, known for its beautiful beaches and festive atmosphere. For travelers who need banking or insurance services during their stay, Bradesco Bank is a convenient option. Bradesco is a well-established bank in Brazil, offering a range of financial services to residents and visitors alike. Whether withdrawing cash, exchanging currency or obtaining information on insurance services, Bradesco is a convenient option for travelers to Natal.

Bradesco Bank offers a range of banking services including account opening, online credit card underwriting and personal loans.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's largest city after Sao Paulo, is world-famous for its carnival, beaches and iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer. It was Brazil's capital until 1960. With over 6 million inhabitants within its walls and more than 12 million in the urban area, Rio de Janeiro is a major metropolis in South America. The city boasts many must-see tourist attractions, including Corcovado, Sugar Loaf, the historic center, Copacabana, the Botanical Gardens, Lapa, the Maracanã stadium and the Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon. Rio de Janeiro also boasts strong economic potential, particularly in the metallurgy, chemicals, agri-food and oil sectors. In terms of education, the city boasts numerous elementary school, colleges and universities.

A very friendly reception of Brazilian employees, who can help you with a few books for the road; the library is open from 14 am to 21 pm.

Also known as FENACAB, the Fédération Nationale du Culte Afro-Brésilien (National Federation of Afro-Brazilian Worship) plays an important role in the preservation of candomblé worship in Bahia and the rest of Brazil. Its role is to register all terreiros (Afro-Brazilian places of worship) in Salvador, and in Brazil as a whole. The state of Bahia was the first to officially recognize Candomblé as a religion. Today, over 5,400 terreiros are listed.

Like Banco do Brasil or HSBC, there are many Bradesco bank counters in Foz de Iguaçu. You can find them on Avenues Brasil, Argentina, Kubitschek but also in the Cataratas shopping malls on Avenida Costa e Silva. International credit cards are accepted. The HSBC banks and 24 Horas also offer ATMs throughout the city if you don't have a bank of your own. The services offered are equal. Be careful, however, with currency exchange rates that vary from one bank to another.

Here you will change your traveller's cheques in the most interesting conditions. If you have the American Express card, you will buy traveller's cheques by paying directly with your card. Change.

Good source of information about the city. See culture section.