Panrotas / Beatrice Contelli
After three days of getting acquainted with the main attractions of Fernando de Noronha, he became They travel by Orinter I was able to make artistic visits to some of the residences at the Associação das Pousadas de Fernando de Noronha.
Currently, there is no official number of total accommodations on the island, however, the association’s property has 754 beds.
For hostels, the largest occupancy period is From July to Februaryespecially in September, when the beaches are more suitable for bathing and there is a high demand for weddings, a well-known segment wedding escapewhich has become a trend in the destination.
According to the policy Zero plastic Throughout the archipelago, all properties follow strict sustainability standards, which include photovoltaic panels for power generation, occupancy sensors, LED lights, timers on taps to save water, and encouraging guests to save energy and recycle packaging.
Today, Fernando de Noronha’s soil is monitored by environmental authorities and no new housing facilities are allowed to open.
The eight properties visited by Elas Viajam are:
- Pousada Topázio – in the process of being renovated;
- Marcello’s lodge;
- Dolphin Villa – the only hotel on the island;
- Philo Inn
- pousada pico de Noronha;
- Pousada Estrela do Mar – construction of a new swimming pool;
- Posada Mar Uberto;
- Valley Inn.
The accommodations are preparing for two major events that will take place at the destination soon: the LGBT Love Noronha Festival, August 24-27, and the 34ththe Refeno edition (Regata Internacional Recife / Fernando de Noronha), on September 23.
Check out the details of each property:
The PANROTAS portal traveled at the invitation of Orinter.
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