Camocim is a traditional fishing village in Ceara state, north-east Brazil.

Here's a great photo presentation from the BBC, showing how Camocim, a small traditional fishing village in north-east Brazil, is coping with modern developments such as tourism. The government has introduced a plan called "Barcos do Brasil" (Boats of Brazil), which will incorporate fishing life as part of the protected cultural heritage. Cool! To view the gallery, click here.

01/02/09 by visitEarth
Tags: Brazil, Brasil, Brazilian, fishing, tourism, Camocim, boats, tourists