Fernando de Noronha is a north-eastern Brazilian archipelago that was included as a UNESCO world natural heritage site in 2001. About 70% of its 21-island territory lies within a national marine park, and as a consequence of strict fishing regulations, marine life is abundant and large predators such as barracudas, snappers, sharks and rays are widespread.
Heavy rain clouds approaching Boldro's beach, Fernando de Noronha national marine sancturay and world heritage site, Pernambuco, Brazil (South Atlantic)
Heavy rain clouds approaching Boldro's beach, Fernando de Noronha national marine sancturay and world heritage site, Pernambuco, Brazil (South Atlantic)
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