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Morro de São Paulo already maintains its natural beauty; it has sand streets with non asphalt but some cement sections. Due to this characteristic is good to wear comfortable sandals and light clothes. To the night, something comfortable and casual. You will see that fashion here means felling comfortable and the most delicious models are created here by locals and tourists. But the most important thing here is to feel yourself happy.

Weather:
Weather at the Island is tropical-humid, that's why on hot days you can feel a heavy atmosphere. As the Island is composed for some hills and the sea level is a little high, on winter as much sunny the day is, more cold the night will be.

Taking care from sun:
Sun in Morro de São Paulo is really strong; and due to the actual problems with the ozone level on the atmosphere it is good to take care of yourself, using too much solar protector, drink too much mineral or coconut water, soft drinks and natural fruits juices. Do not forget to hydrate your skin after your day at the beach.

Touristic Seasons:
There are three Touristic Seasons at Morro: High Season, from mid-December until March, period where a big number of tourists arrive to the Island. Many religious and popular parties are celebrated on this season: New Year, celebrated between Dec. 28th and Jan. 2nd, and Carnival and "Ressaca of Carnival" (changeable date, depending on each calendar year). On January and February there are lots of pretty people enjoying of beaches and dancing parties.
Low Season goes from April, 1st till June, 30th (rainy season, specially after Easter), and from early September to mid-December, with good weather, sunny days and little rain. Too much couples and families arrived on this period.. At last June, here is celebrated St. John's Party, customary North-East celebration with too much food, drink and "forró", traditional dance that captivates to foreign tourists because of its sensual movements.
Middle Season, from July to early September, north-American, European and Middle- East tourists arrive to Morro, making of it mix of languages.



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