Questa è la lista dei posti visitati, giorno dopo giorno, nei miei 8 mesi di viaggio attorno al mondo
Non tutti i sogni diventano la realtà. In questo caso ho avuto la fortuna ed il piacere di convertire un mio grande sogno. Ho lasciato Roma il 2 agosto del 2011 con il mio zaino per tornare otto mesi dopo dopo aver fatto il giro del globo ed aver visto quattro continenti: Africa,Asia, Australia e Sud America.
225 giorni in totale, l'esperienza "Round The World" è stata senza dubbio la più grande avventura della mia vita.
Not all dreams come true, yet all trips come to an end. This trip had no exception.
It was hard to leave the hot summer in Rio and get back to work into a cold incoming spring in Rome.
I keep looking back over the past few months and recall the extraordinar y moments I have spent. I don't regret any single day of my "Round the World" trip. After all I eventually made it, exactly as I planned one year ago. I will always remember the last 225 days, every and one of them.
continuing from: "The Last Adventure - PART 1". Being excited by - or scared of- the possibility of meeting a jaguar face to face in the jungle, we start our trekking early in the morning. Mosquito are all way around, I'm glad my blood must be horrible 'cause I don't get any bite. At least from them.
After the extremely exhausting experience in the Jungle, a few days relaxing on a Brazilian island is what one needs.
After the Torres del Paine experience in Patagonia, I though I had done with exhausting trekkings surrounded by nature. Then I went to Chiapada Diamantina (MAP) and realized I was wrong.
If the most important carnival is held in Rio de Janeiro, most locals claims that the most original and traditional one takes place in Salvador de Bahia (MAP). So here is the plan: taking a flight during the middle of the party and switch city.
There is no Brazil without carnival, and there is no carnival without Sambodromo (MAP), full stop.
When I took the decision to leave for my Round the World trip people started to ask me what was my plan. "I don't know" - I used to reply - "Yet I want to be n Rio (do you really need a MAP? ) by carnival". Well, here I am.
Over two months of Brazil cannot be shinked in one page. Mostly if O' Carnaval is part of the trip!
I'll try anyway.
"Ilha Grande" (MAP) literally means "big island". In fact the island is not really famous for his hoge size: just a 15 km wide. Here there is just a small village (Abrao) surrounded by impressive and tick vegetation. There are no car in the island, that means the only way to reach the beaches is to walk across the jungle...
There are two way to get from Sao Paolo to Rio de Janeiro: one of the is the quick motorway that connects directly the two cities. The other one is going through the coast. It takes much more time, the road is not in good conditions and... the places you may happen to visit are so extraordinary that you may never arrive in Rio.
Once you get sick of getting a bus (bycicle, taxi) to easily reach a beach in Florianopolis (SEE PREVIOUS ARTICLE), and/or simply you want some more adventure or privacy, there are plenty of activities to do everyday.
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