anajulia, Author at PlanetaEXO

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Causes

Earth Day: 10 Transformative Conservation Projects in Brazil

In celebration of Earth Day, observed on April 22nd, we have selected 10 impactful initiatives…

anajuliaApril 22, 2026

Fernando de Noronha

Where to stay in Fernando de Noronha?

Discover the main neighborhoods and best accommodations across different categories in Fernando de Noronha Don’t…

anajuliaApril 16, 2026

Stories

A Father and Daughter Expedition Through the Waters of Fernando de Noronha

Meet Jean and Mailys, a French father and daughter who dove into the beauty of…

anajuliaApril 15, 2026

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Women's Month

Finding freedom in the wild: How a Dutch adventurer fell in love with Brazil

Katharina Bongaertz is PlanetaEXO’s top traveler and has proven multiple times that adventure knows no…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

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Women's Month

From New Zealand to the Lost World: a Solo Ecologist’s Trek Up Mount Roraima

Olivia Bird is a young traveler who crossed the world to climb one of South…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

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Women's Month

How one Brazilian Woman Conquered her Fears and Found Herself Into the Deep Jungle

For Women’s Month, meet Mariana Sampaio, a young solo traveler who explored Vale do Pati…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

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Women's Month

From Seattle Rain to Brazilian Sun: Samantha’s Solo Journey Through the Amazon and Jalapão

Samantha Sage shares her experience of solo exploring through Brazil to inspire female travelers in…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

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Women's Month

Ecotourism in Brazil boosts solo travel for women through planning and support networks

From Roraima to Jalapão, six travelers from Brazil and around the world show how exploring…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

Women's Month

Why Brazil’s Remote Outdoors are Becoming a Haven for Foreign Female Travelers

Trading fear for freedom, solo female adventurers are discovering deep human connection and breathtaking scale…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

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Women's Month

Women in Ecotourism: the Female Presence that Makes the Sector Happen

From guides breaking stereotypes to community leaders transforming the local economy, meet the women in…

anajuliaMarch 6, 2026

anajulia

Earth Day: 10 Transformative Conservation Projects in Brazil

Where to stay in Fernando de Noronha?

A Father and Daughter Expedition Through the Waters of Fernando de Noronha

Finding freedom in the wild: How a Dutch adventurer fell in love with Brazil

From New Zealand to the Lost World: a Solo Ecologist’s Trek Up Mount Roraima

How one Brazilian Woman Conquered her Fears and Found Herself Into the Deep Jungle

From Seattle Rain to Brazilian Sun: Samantha’s Solo Journey Through the Amazon and Jalapão

Ecotourism in Brazil boosts solo travel for women through planning and support networks

Why Brazil’s Remote Outdoors are Becoming a Haven for Foreign Female Travelers

Women in Ecotourism: the Female Presence that Makes the Sector Happen

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