
Peruíbe ᛫ July 9 – 15, 2018
On our first visit to the city, we really liked it and couldn’t wait to see our Couchsurfing friend Vanessa again. This time, we stayed with her in a different house that she was fixing up. We spent a fun week with her, had nice conversations, did yoga and cooked together. It was also great to see her family again and get to know even more family members that we didn’t meet the first time. Of course, we also went to the beach and enjoyed a beautiful sunset there.
Party in Peruíbe
One night, we experienced Peruíbe’s nightlife. Although we were told that the party was nothing compared to the ones in summer (November – February), it was still fun. At first, we went near to the beach where there were a few cocktail and food booths. One of the vendors was very funny. He had a distinct and loud voice and joked around with everyone. He mixed a delicious Caipirinha for me and gave us local food to try for free!
Even though it was a little chilly, the atmosphere was nice with different people chatting and having a good time. After hanging out there for a while, we went to a bar across the street with live music. To our surprise, the musician played Country music. We had hoped for Brazilian music or Reggae. Nevertheless, the bar was a cool place and we enjoyed ourselves.
Meeting New Friends
The only disadvantage was that there was no wifi at the house. But one of Vanessa’s friends owned an internet shop nearby. After using their wifi for R$ 1 (0.23 €/US$ 0.26) per hour two days in a row, they stopped charging us. Since I had found work online, we spent quite some time there. The owner and his family were very friendly.
Tarik and he had many mainly quiet conversations because they talked via Google translate. 😉 He even took us to an amazing viewpoint called Mirante da Torre, which used to be a museum. Now, it’s a little run-down. But the view over the city and ocean is still breathtaking! Besides, he brought us to the bus terminal on our last day. We are very grateful for all the awesome people we met in Peruíbe!
See More Pictures of Our Time in Peruíbe
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
We are really grateful for our friend showing us this awesome viewpoint. One Love!
Peruíbe – Live in the Now
After a nice yoga workout, our Couchsurfing host Vanessa and I enjoyed the meditation.
Peruíbe – With a Lovely Family
During our stay, we spent quite some time with this kind family. We are standing in front of their internet shop, where we could use Wifi.
Peruíbe – Street Art
This was one of our favorite graffitis in front of a school in Peruíbe. “Conhecimento” means knowledge.
Peruíbe – Palm Tree at Mirante da Torre
At the viewpoint, there was one great palm tree overlooking the city and all other plants.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
What a view: From the Mirante da Torre we could overlook the city and ocean.
Peruíbe – Seafront Vibes
Next to the beach, you find several kiosks, palm trees, a bike lane, and a walkway. A really visitor friendly design.
Peruíbe – Kiosk Art
Every couple of meters/feet, there was a kiosk that sold food and drinks right next to the beach in Peruíbe. Most were painted colorfully.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
The Mirante da Torre used to be a museum. Now, it’s a little run-down. But the view is still breathtaking!
Peruíbe – Beach Sunset
The setting sun doesn’t only transform the sky and clouds, but also creates different colors on the water.
Curitiba – Pastime Dancing
Before we could take the bus to Peruíbe, we had to wait a couple of hours in Curitiba. Tarik passed some of that time dancing.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
We are really grateful for our friend showing us this awesome viewpoint. One Love!
Peruíbe – Live in the Now
After a nice yoga workout, our Couchsurfing host Vanessa and I enjoyed the meditation.
Peruíbe – With a Lovely Family
During our stay, we spent quite some time with this kind family. We are standing in front of their internet shop, where we could use Wifi.
Peruíbe – Street Art
This was one of our favorite graffitis in front of a school in Peruíbe. “Conhecimento” means knowledge.
Peruíbe – Palm Tree at Mirante da Torre
At the viewpoint, there was one great palm tree overlooking the city and all other plants.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
What a view: From the Mirante da Torre we could overlook the city and ocean.
Peruíbe – Seafront Vibes
Next to the beach, you find several kiosks, palm trees, a bike lane, and a walkway. A really visitor friendly design.
Peruíbe – Kiosk Art
Every couple of meters/feet, there was a kiosk that sold food and drinks right next to the beach in Peruíbe. Most were painted colorfully.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
The Mirante da Torre used to be a museum. Now, it’s a little run-down. But the view is still breathtaking!
Peruíbe – Beach Sunset
The setting sun doesn’t only transform the sky and clouds, but also creates different colors on the water.
Curitiba – Pastime Dancing
Before we could take the bus to Peruíbe, we had to wait a couple of hours in Curitiba. Tarik passed some of that time dancing.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
We are really grateful for our friend showing us this awesome viewpoint. One Love!
Peruíbe – Live in the Now
After a nice yoga workout, our Couchsurfing host Vanessa and I enjoyed the meditation.
Peruíbe – With a Lovely Family
During our stay, we spent quite some time with this kind family. We are standing in front of their internet shop, where we could use Wifi.
Peruíbe – Street Art
This was one of our favorite graffitis in front of a school in Peruíbe. “Conhecimento” means knowledge.
Peruíbe – Palm Tree at Mirante da Torre
At the viewpoint, there was one great palm tree overlooking the city and all other plants.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
What a view: From the Mirante da Torre we could overlook the city and ocean.
Peruíbe – Seafront Vibes
Next to the beach, you find several kiosks, palm trees, a bike lane, and a walkway. A really visitor friendly design.
Peruíbe – Kiosk Art
Every couple of meters/feet, there was a kiosk that sold food and drinks right next to the beach in Peruíbe. Most were painted colorfully.
Peruíbe – Mirante da Torre
The Mirante da Torre used to be a museum. Now, it’s a little run-down. But the view is still breathtaking!
Peruíbe – Beach Sunset
The setting sun doesn’t only transform the sky and clouds, but also creates different colors on the water.
Curitiba – Pastime Dancing
Before we could take the bus to Peruíbe, we had to wait a couple of hours in Curitiba. Tarik passed some of that time dancing.
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