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Manga Verde has of the nicest locations of the island, right on the best beaches and within walking distance of the historical Forte Orange, and the famous photogenic white sand bar of Coroa de Aviao where you can have delicious seafood from the authentic beach bars. Less than 100 meters away you will find the only kiteschool of the island, where the wind will give you joy and incredible views. You can then enjoy fresh coconut water, or a refreshing cold beer in one of the next door small beach bars.
Manga Verde has been thought and developed by a team of European and Brazilian professionals in order to fit the needs of international tourists, local visitors, as well as the corporate market.
Itamaraca is a tropical island in NE Brazil, an hour’s drive from Recife International Airport, with a long bridge connecting it to the mainland. Most of the island comprises protected forests, but on the ocean side are miles of long white sandy beaches, mainly fronted by weekend holiday homes of the elite and wealthy of Recife. All kind of beach and watersport activities are available on the island.
On the cultural side, you will find the oldest and the second oldest churches of the Americas less than 15 minutes away. Splendid colonial Olinda – UNESCO World Heritage Site – lies also 30 km away.
With a resident population of some 21,000, island numbers swell in the summer months and at weekends, as tourists are drawn to the warm, calm sea waters, protected by a reef two miles offshore. Being a small city in its own right, Itamaraca has a hospital, police and ambulance stations, bank, post office, pharmacies, hotels, numerous stores and supermarkets, and dozens of bars and restaurants.
With a history dating back almost 500 years, a wide range of delicious seafood caught locally, and covered in fruit trees, 13 beaches, kitesurfing school, you would expect island prices to be high... but you would be wrong.

Transport:
Itamaracá is an Island but there is a toll free bridge connection from the Mainland at Itapissuma.
- On the island, there are a few taxis and (cheap) minivans offering rides from one side of the island to the other.
- There are local buses to various surrounding towns.
- A rental car can be convenient, arrangements can be made for rentals on the island, but it may be best to rent from the airport.
- Recife's International Airport is an hour drive to Itamaraca.
- The airport of Natal is about a 4 hour drive to Itamaracá.
- The airport of Joao Pessoa is about a 2 hour drive to Itamaracá.