Fernando de Noronha National Park receives more than 129,000 people and breaks a record, says ICMBio

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Data on visitation to the park in 2022 were released by ICMBio. Most tourists left São Paulo, Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro. Fernando de Noronha National Marine Park Ana Clara Marinho/TV Globo The Fernando de Noronha National Marine Park (Parnamar) broke visitation records in 2022, according to the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity (ICMBio). Last year, the reserve was visited by 129,932 people, including domestic and foreign tourists. In 2021, Parnamar received 102,498 visitors. The previous visitation record was recorded in 2019, when the national park received 115,617 tourists, a number recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic. Share on WhatsApp Share on Telegram In 2022, the state of São Paulo was the champion in the ranking of tourists in the environmental reserve, with a total of 33,634 people. In second place were visitors from Pernambuco, with 12,622. Already in third place, was Rio de Janeiro, with 10,546 people. In all, last year, 110,483 Brazilians visited the park. Then comes Argentina, which totaled 1,031 visitors. In third place is the United States, with a total of 860 tourists. In the park area, there are beaches like Sueste, Atalaia, and Sancho, which was voted five times as the most beautiful in the world by readers of the international travel site Trip Advisor. Collection Last year, R$ 20,450,515 were collected by charging tickets to access the park. On November 1st, the federal government readjusted the entrance fee to the Marine National Park by 8.6%. With this increase, prices went from R$330 to R$358 for foreign visitors, and from R$165 to R$179 for Brazilian tourists, who have a 50% discount. The ticket is valid for ten days of visitation. g1 asked the Island Administration for the total number of visitors to Fernando de Noronha and the collection of the Ambient Preservation Fee, but did not receive a response until the last update of this report. VIDEOS: most viewed in the last 7 days in Pernambuco i

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