#Arpoador Beach

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Arpoador - Rio de Janeiro

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Quase nossa Texto e fotos de Valéria del Cueto Sexta-feira, quatro da tarde e eu aqui. Para mais um clássico! Faz um tempo que anda sendo só isso. Clássico. Faz um tempo que não consigo chegar na praia para formar uma crônica da Ponta “au grand complet”. Que nem tão plena assim será porque não estou na Ponta original, a do Leme, onde as crônicas nasceram nos primeiros anos do milênio (meu…

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Pedra do Arpoador

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People look at a painted jaguar sculpture on display at Arpoador beach in Ipanema. The sculpture is part of the Jaguar Parade project and exhibition, in which different artists have participated, to draw attention to jaguar conservation

Photograph: Pablo Porciúncula/AFP/Getty Images

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A gentoo penguin leaps from the water onto a rocky shoreline near Port Lockroy on Wiencke Island (Antarctica).

One adult king penguin in a large crowd of king penguin chicks, in a breeding-colony group on South Georgia island.

King penguins gather along St Andrews Bay on the island of South Georgia.

Chinstrap penguins swim through the surf toward Bailey Head on Deception Island.

Close-up view of a rock-hopper penguin.

A group of crested penguins dart past one another underwater.

A colony of emperor penguins with their chicks on Snow Hill Island (Antarctica).

An emperor penguin cares for its chick on Snow Hill Island.

An Adélie penguin looks out from behind a pile of snow in the Yalour Islands.

A gentoo penguin pokes its head under the water's surface near Horseshoe Island.

An elephant seal, surrounded by king penguins, on Île de la Possession.

A penguin swims along Arpoador beach in Rio de Janeiro (July 2012), during the annual migration from Argentila, Chile, and the Falkland Islands.

Penguins gather on the Punta Tombo peninsula in Patagonia (Argentina, 2017).

A gentoo penguin walks through an Antarctic storm.

Penguin footprints on Danco Island (Antarctica).

Adélie penguins jump off an iceberg into the water off Paulet Island (Antarctica).

A leopard seal hunts for gentoo penguins on Cuverville Island.

Three king penguins.

A massive colony of king penguins on South Georgia island.

A gentoo penguin nips at a camera along Orne Harbor, on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula (March 2016).

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BEACHES IN RIO

There are refreshment stands all along the beach and promenade, where you can buy cold beverages or fresh coconuts.

There's even a McDonald's right on the beach. Big Mac and a caipirinha, anyone?

Ipanema is busy all day and night. Sunset is actually one of the best times to go.

Surfing is also huge here. One of the best surf spots in Rio is Arpoador, a small peninsula between Ipanema and Copacabana.

Copacabana is another one of the most famous beaches in the world.

The iconic 2.5 -mile beach is surrounded by mountains and high-rise apartment buildings and hotels.

Naturally, this beach gets very crowded.

During Carnaval, Copacabana turns into an epic beach party at night.

Thousands of people take to the beach, with music, dancing, and caipirinhas.

One of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Rio, Leblon feels more exclusive than nearby Ipanema, and the beach is quieter and more relaxed.

Praia Vermelha, Rio's smallest beach, has a more local, intimate feel.

Prainha beach is another small, somewhat secluded beach, on Rio's west side.

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Inverno no Arpoador

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Sunset Silhouette at Arpoador Beach, Rio de Janeiro · Free Stock Photo

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Photo Above is.....Burle Marx's dramatic mosaic paving along Copacabana beach in Rio. Photograph source: Escritório Burle Marx

A Burlesque Marxist in Paris

The Brazilian Roberto Burle Marx was a modern day Renaissance man – painter, jeweller, poet, musician, sculptor, environmentalist, cook, set designer, plant hunter, landscape architect.

Of course, it is those last two activities which draw me to him. He was one of the finest modernist landscape designers, known for the scale and bravura of his designs, and for his championing of native Brazilian flora (which had been previously spurned as brush and scrub in comparison to the supposedly superior plants of Europe). Burle Marx, who died in 1994 aged 84, was also a master at creating fluid spaces that merged with buildings designed by Oscar Neimeyer and other modernist architects.

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Copacabana Beach

Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Copacabana Beach - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Copacabana is a bairro (neighbourhood) located in the South Zone of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is most prominently known for its 4 km (2.5 miles) balneario beach, which is one of the most famous in the world.

The district was originally called Sacopenapã (translated from the Tupi language, it means "the way of the socós", the socós being a kind of bird) until the mid-18th century. It was renamed after the construction of a chapel holding a replica of the Virgen de Copacabana, the patron saint of Bolivia

Copacabana begins at Princesa Isabel Avenue and ends at Posto Seis (lifeguard watchtower Six). Beyond Copacabana, there are two small beaches: one, inside Fort Copacabana and the other, right after it: Diabo ("Devil") Beach. Arpoador beach, where surfers go after its perfect waves, comes next, followed by the famous borough of Ipanema. The area served as one of the four "Olympic Zones" during the 2016 Summer Olympics. According to Riotur, the Tourism Secretariat of Rio de Janeiro, there are 63 hotels and 10 hostels in Copacabana

Copacabana Beach in 1971

A view of the Copacabana beach from Sugarloaf Mountain

Copacabana at dusk

The Copacabana Palace Hotel

Fireworks during the celebrations of the New Year

Copacabana sea waters

Copacabana Beach during World Youth Day 2013.

Fireworks in Copacabana

New Year's Eve has been celebrated on Copacabana beach since the 1950s when cults of African origin such as Candomblé and Umbanda gathered in small groups dressed in white for ritual celebrations. The first fireworks display occurred in 1976, sponsored by a hotel on the waterfront and this has been repeated ever since. In the 1990s the city saw it as a great opportunity to promote the city and organized and expanded the event......

Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro - Wikipedia