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Day 1: Amsterdam - Natal - Barra do Cunhaú
Today you fly from Amsterdam to Natal. Upon arrival, our tour guide will take you to the first hotel of our roundtrip: Pousada do Forte
 
Day 2: Barra do Cunhaú - Maria Farinha
Your first introduction to the northeast of Brazil is totally devoted to the overwhelming nature of this wonderful area. After breakfast you leave for the state of Pernambuco. Driving through the countryside of the states of Rio Grande do Norte and Paraiba, while you can enjoy the vast sugarcane fields up close.
After the extensive information that your guide will provide in general and of course as introduction to the country, you will arrive at the Fort Orange and you will follow in the footsteps of Maurice of Nassau. You have arrived at the spot where Maurice arrived hundreds of years ago and built a Dutch fort. This fort was excavated a few years ago and was not seen since the Portuguese fort was built on top of the dutch fort.
You already had the first surprise. After touring the fort, the adventure really begins, there is a boat waiting for you to visit the island of Coroa do avião, perhaps one of the most beautiful islands here in the northeast where you will find white sandy beach and crystal clear water at certain times of the year. Lunch will be served at the island and you have plenty of time to recover from the long sitting in the bus. 
You can walk around the island,of only 500 x 100 meters. At the back of the island at low tide dozens of local fishermen can be seen, busy with their daily catch. After this, you will departure by boat to the hotel in Maria Farinha. The beautiful view from the water you can really imagine how Maurice of Nassau saw the fort hundreds of years ago, sailing along.
Enjoy the beautiful sunset from the boat and the many species of birds that have nested in the mangroves. After a warm welcome with a welcome drink at the hotel pier of Amoaras (literally translated from Tupi: always come back!) You can slowly move to your room to freshen up for a fun evening.

Day 3: Maria Farinha-Recife-Olinda
After breakfast we will visit the city of Olinda. This city is so beautiful ("Oh Linda" is the Portuguese translation) that it even appears on the UNESCO. Here are the finest and best restored remains of the Portuguese and Dutch domination of this region in the seventeenth century. Afterwards you will visit the nearby capital of Recife, with some beautifully old and protected buildings that stayed preserved. Really nice to see, for example is: the Rua de Bom Jesus, during the Dutch domination of the Jews as you can read on the street sign. What also indicates that the Dutch were already tolerant towards other religions in opposite of for instance, the strict Catholic Portuguese. The first Jewish synagogue in the Rua de Bom Jesus is now an information center on Jewish history in South America. After all these impressions you will get back to the hotel where the rest of the day you can enjoy  and rest at the beautiful swimming pool and on the beach of the hotel or make a delightful walk at the beach to the mouth of the river along the shore of Maria Farinha.
The evening is in agreement with the guide filled of fun with a delicious BBQ and campfire on the beach.

Day 4: Maria Farinha - Caruaru - Nova Jerusalem
After breakfast departure to Nova Jerusalem. First, you have a short stop in the town of Caruaru for lunch and to visit the local market. After this, you will go to your hotel in Nova Jerusalem, the largest outdoor theater in the world, where every year during the Easter the story of Christ is played.  The hotel is situated in the middle of this theatrical scenery decorated by castles and you have the opportunity to dinner in the backdrop of the last supper (details with your guide). Very special!

Day 5: Nova Jerusalem - Brejo da Madre de Deus - Nova Jerusalem
The fifth day of this fascinating tour takes you to the villages of Brejo da Madre de Deus and Encantado, beautifully situated in the mountains. You go trough these villages with a jeep into the hills and into the beautiful surrounding area. After visiting Brejo da Madre de Deus you will drive into the mountains and stop for a short walk in the tropical rainforest, where your guide will tell you everything about the diverse flora and fauna present. Afterwards you will arrive at the farm called "Encantado". In this very green environment surrounded by coffee plants and banana trees, we eat lunch in the form of a picnic, here you may take a refreshing dip in the nearby water source. After lunch, we will start slowly on your way back to the hotel. Enjoy the wonderful ride along the way before you arrive in the theater hotel. Here you can find at the end of the afternoon the time to relax and walk around the theater. The evening can, thanks to the helpful owner, end on a theatrical celebration again.

Day 6: Nova Jerusalem - Joao Pessoa
We will start our journey to João Pessoa, capital of Paraíba state, situated about 120 km south of Barra do Cunhaú. In the greenest city in Brazil, you will find beautiful colonial buildings and a beautiful bay with crystal clear green sea. Also located here is the most easterly point of mainland America. We will go immediately to the beach of Jacaré, where you can enjoy an unforgettable sunset while enjoying the Bolero of Ravel, traditionally every night by several bars simultaneously is played. Afterwards we will depature to our hotel in one of the southern beaches of João Pessoa, Praia de Tabatinga, were the next day you will enjoy one of the most beatiful beaches of this state.

Day 7: Joao Pessoa - Barra do Cunhaú
After breakfast we can enjoy our pousada and the beach in front of it. After this we return to the pousada where you arrived for the first evening and you have the whole afternoon after lunch time to review all the highlights of the week. You can also explore the colonial fishing village or one of the beautiful beaches. There is also a nice climb through the woods at the back of the pousada which offer wonderful views over the river and beaches. Enjoy the afternoon by the pool is of course also possible. The last joint evening concludes at the pousada.

Day 8 Barra do Cunhaú-Natal / Pipa / Tibau do Sul
For this tour to be conclude appropriatly , we have a buggyrit scheduled. This takes you past the red cliffs that border the beaches, to the village of Pipa. While your bags are already on their way to your hotel.

Dau 8 untill 14
Overnight in Fly Bingo Natal

With a Fly Bingo Natal reservation you will be told upon arrival in Natal by your holiday rep in which hotel in Natal, Pipa, or Tibau do Sul you have been allocated.

Location:
Maximum 10 minutes’ walking distance from the beach or even sometimes directly at the beach.

Rooms:
Your room is, of course, equipped  with air-conditioning, fridge, colour television, safe box (at a small fee) plus bathroom with shower and toilet.

Meals:
Breakfast is included.

Details:
Cleaning and changing of towels daily, change of bedding either 2 or 3x a week.
Your stay in Brazil will be for 9 days, 7 nights or 16 days, 14 nights, etc.     

Day 15
Transfer and return flight from Natal to Amsterdam

Day 16
Arrival in Amsterdam

Included:
• Roundtrip by luxury coach with air-conditioning and toilet.
• Dutch- or English speaking tour guides
• The services of local guides
• All specified entrance fees
• All overnight accommodation in tourist class hotels and pousadas
• Breakfast each day
• 5x lunch
• 3x dinner

Not included:
• € 95 per person to be paid to the guide on arrival, being a part of the holiday cost used for local payment to hotels and for excursions, etc. on the way.
• Tips
• Airport tax

No minimum number of bookings required
We reserve the right to make small changes to the daily programme.

Recife
The footsteps of Dutch ancestors across the Atlantic. Not altogether lost, due to their importance in the founding and development of the multicultural capital of the state of Pernambuco. It was here that Prince Maurits of Nassau built the first bridge in South America and ordered his town planners to build a well laid out town, which formed the basis of the present-day Recife. The building work of Maurits and then the Portuguese is now visible in all its glory in the old centre - Recife Antiga - thanks to thorough renovation work. This area is now the most important place for social gatherings in the evenings because a number of streets are closed to traffic so that tables and chairs can spill out onto the streets. Here many Brazilians – some still with Dutch names – savour the delicious meat and fish dishes for which the region is famous, before the drinking and dancing gets underway. Live music - Frevo, the Pernambucan version of the samba - is never far away. It is necessary to practise for the carnival, so popular here that it is held twice per year.
However, the city is more than just a historic city along a beautiful beach. It is also the regional centre for the economy, culture, education, sport and tourism, in which over three million inhabitants seek to earn a living. And with great success, judging from the wealth of the city, so picturesquely lying on a river island along the coast.

Olinda
‘Oh, how beautiful’ – in Portuguese ‘O linda’ – exclaimed the first Portuguese governor Duarte Coelho when he first saw the site for the town he wanted to build. And that, according to tradition, is how the town came to be christened in 1535. Duarte Coelho was right: the surroundings of Olinda are breathtaking, from the coastline to the top of the hills on which the high town is built in a lavish colonial baroque style that is without equal. Today, the renovated Olinda seems like an open air museum: as far as the eye can see there are vibrantly painted churches, cloisters and colonial homes set off against the green of the palm trees and the sea. Most buildings date from the Dutch occupation (1636-1654), when the Dutch first arrived here and decided to raise everything to the ground because they thought that nearby Recife was more beautiful. After they were virtually forced out, Olinda rose from the ashes and in 1676 became the state capital, a position it finally surrendered again to Recife in 1827, which grew into a world city entirely eclipsing Olinda. These days, however, tourists have every reason to be happy, because now Olinda really is the Pearl of Pernambuco.