340 kilometers from the mainland, beaches, volcanic cliffs, and waters teeming with marine life surround the Brazilian archipelago where about 70% of the main island is part of a national park and a bay hosts an exceptional population of resident dolphins

Original: A 340 quilômetros do continente, praias, falésias vulcânicas e águas repletas de vida marinha cercam o arquipélago brasileiro onde cerca de 70% da ilha principal integra um parque nacional e uma baía abriga uma população excepcional de golfinhos residentes

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The isolation of Fernando de Noronha shelters volcanic landscapes and marine life protected by strict environmental rules in the South Atlantic. The post 340 kilometers from the continent, beaches, volcanic cliffs, and waters teeming with marine life surround the Brazilian archipelago where about 70% of the main island is part of a national park and a bay hosts an exceptional population of dolphins…

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