From November 1st, the ticket price for the Fernando de Noronha Marine National Park will be readjusted.
The new price was announced by the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio). The price for entry to the park will cost R$373 for foreign tourists and R$186.50 for Brazilians, who are entitled to a 50% discount. The current prices until then are R$358 and R$179, respectively.
The ticket allows you to visit the reserve for up to ten days and is available for purchase at official website of the National Park.
The Fernando de Noronha National Marine Park covers 70% of the archipelago. The reserve is home to some of the most famous beaches in Brazil, such as BaÃa do Sancho, Leão, Sueste and Atalaia, which require a ticket for access, including boat trips in the area.
The annual adjustment of 4.19%, based on the General Price Index – Market (IGP-M), was made official by Ordinance No. 3052, published in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU). The measure aims to guarantee the sustainability and preservation of federal Conservation Units. Residents of the island, first-degree relatives and professionals authorized to work remain exempt from the fee.
In addition to entry to the reserve, visitors to the island must pay the Environmental Preservation Tax (TPA), charged by the state government, which currently costs R$97.16 per day.
This content was originally published in Fernando de Noronha: Tickets to the National Marine Park become more expensive; see new values ​​on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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