Lonely Planetのインスタグラム(lonelyplanet) - 10月19日 15時02分

#LonelyPlanet writer, @raubontheroad, is currently on the road in #Brazil where he snapped this stunning shot of the ocean peeking through a gap in the sand dunes of #CanoaQuebrada.
The coast southeast of Fortaleza has many fine beaches, a lot of them backed by dunes, but is increasingly developed and built up. It's not until you reach the environs of Canoa Quebrada, 140km from the city, that the coast starts to regain its natural majesty. Once a tiny village cut off from the world by its huge, pink sand dunes and beloved of early hippie travelers, Canoa Quebrada today has shifted towards a more family-oriented beach spot, and it's a favorite destination of daily van tours from Fortaleza. But the craggy, eroding sand cliffs and the large dune expanses still lend Canoa that elemental, otherworldly feel for which it's famous. With numerous good pousadas and restaurants, and varied outdoor activities easily available, it's an enjoyable spot to relax for a few days. #travel

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