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Brazilian Fishing rustic wooden Boats in Bahia, northeast Brazil - Porto Seguro, Arraial d’Ajuda

Belem, capital of the State of Para

Manual raft (ferry) to cross cars to the other side of the river from Sibauma to Barra do Cunhaú, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.

Sail boats anchored on the Island of Goio, Bay of Camamu, Bahia, Brazil.

Sunset near Penha church on the isle of Itaparica, Bahia, Brazil; in the background the skyline of Salvador

Cachoeira, Bahia, Brazil - February 21, 2016: Candomble faithful on board carrying gifts to Iemanja. City of Cachoeira, Bahia.

Fishing boats in the port of the Mercado Ver o Peso market, and in the background, colonial-era buildings in the city of Belém, state of Pará, northern Brazil.

valenca, bahia, brazil - april 18, 2025: view of the canal and port of the Una River in the city of Valenca in Bahia.

Brazilian Fishing rustic wooden Boats in Bahia, northeast Brazil - Porto Seguro, Arraial d’Ajuda

Customs, culture, popular festivals in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil

Santa Cruz Cabrália, Bahia, Brazil - October, 21 2017: View of nature and nautical vessels at the river 'João de Tiba' in Santa Cruz Cabrália, Bahia state - Brazil

Statue of the image of Our Lady of Aparecida, religious symbol of Brazil

$On this site were the large Portuguese shipyards of shipbuilding and repairs of naus. Over time, the name Ribeira das Naus or simply Ribeira, became synonymous with shipyard. \nDue to the characteristics of the Cove of The Tainheiros, with its reintrancias and perennial canals, always quiet sea, it was one of the preferred places by the Portuguese for the installation of shipyards and anchorages on its shores. Several \$

Image of iemanja, in the sand of Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro.

Bahia Marina Pier With Lots of Boats and Salvador City Aerial View.

Paraty, located on the Costa Verde (Green Coast) is a well preserved Portuguese colonial and Brazilian Imperial municipality - the name originating from the local Guaianá Indians' indigenous Tupi language, for an abundant local fish native to the region. Paraty has become a tourist destination, known for its historic town centre and surrounding coast and mountains.

Cachimalero, Esmeraldas, Ecuador - November 3, 2011: Crowd carrying statue of Saint Martin de Porres during Emeralds procession, a popular street party celebrated every year

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Fishermen rustic wooden boats, Praia do Forte beach, Bahia, Brazil

Landscape with fishing boat in Conceição da Barra (ES) in Brazil. Overlooking the sea and part of the city aligning with the horizon, punctuated by several fishing boats anchored at the mouth of the river that gives access to the sea.

Salvador, Brazil - February 2, 2017: People are seen during the delivery of an offering to Orixa Iemanjá, considered the Queen of the Sea by supporters of Candoblé. The event takes place on the Rio Vermelho beach in the city of Salvador (Bahia). (ISTOCK / Joa Souza).

Salvador, Brazil, November 20, 2024: View of the harbor of Salvador on a sunny afternoon.

Peaceful coastal scene with fishing boats floating on calm water at sunset, with a lighthouse and tropical shoreline in the distance in Itacaré, Bahia, Brazil.

Originally a fishing village, in the 1930s Ribeira was a popular summer destination for families from Bahia. The neighborhood has a marina where boats are still moored today.

In this port of the Amazon boats bring food of the type, nuts and tropical fruits. The blue sky and strong sun enhance the colors of this landscape with many boats.

Paraty, located on the Costa Verde (Green Coast) is a well preserved Portuguese colonial and Brazilian Imperial municipality - the name originating from the local Guaianá Indians' indigenous Tupi language, for an abundant local fish native to the region. Paraty has become a tourist destination, known for its historic town centre and surrounding coast and mountains.

Photo taken in Salvador, Brazil

Mongaguá, Brasil, January 11, 2026: Statue of Iemanjá located near the city's fishing pier, where an annual festival in her honor takes place in December.The statue was erected by the city hall in 2005, based on typical and similar smaller-scale images very common among devotees, and has no defined author.Iemanjá is a female deity of African origin, very popular in Brazil, worshipped in Candomblé and Umbanda, and celebrated nationally on February 2nd

salvador, bahia, brazil - february 2, 2014: image of the orixa Yemanja seen during a celebration by members of the Candomeblem religion in the city of Salvador.

Fishing boats on Piranji River in Rio Grande Do Norte in Brazil. Low tide and colorful houses and colorful boats.

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