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Three Bedroom Villas on the Beach 3Year Guaranteed Rental Return 5% Net Prices: 77,857 approxiamtely(109,000 Euros)(Bazilian Real 294,300 based on an exchange rate of 2.94 Brazilian Real to the Euro.)Currency fluctation at the time of purchase may increase or decrease the quoted prices. Canoa Quebrada Beach is one of the most famous in the world. It forms part of the Brazilian coast known as The Land of Light and is celebrated for its colours, beautiful white sands and dunes, warm blue waters, pure air, omnipresent sunshine, year round pleasant temperature and a delightful refreshing wind that has served to sculpt its picturesque red cliffs and made it world renown for kite and wind surfing. Known as the pearl of the east coast of Cear, Canoa Quebrada is an international tourist beach 164km from Fortaleza in the county of Aracati. With 365 sunny days a year, this picturesque little fishing village in the middle of dunes and falesias with fantastic views, is a tourist attraction in its own right. The Tourism Authority of Cear ranks Canoa Quebrada as the most important tourist attraction after Fortaleza. By day, Canoa offers virtually every kind of watersport; buggy rides on its famously high dunes, sailing on jangadas, mountain bike rides, sandboarding , horse riding, ecological trail treks and fishing to name but a few. However, if the notion of sporting activity is a daunting one then, alternatively, there are numerous towns and villages to be explored, all within a radius of ten miles of Canoa. Pretty, relaxed and safe by night, Canoa is wonderful for an evenings stroll. With its profusion of souvenir shops, restaurants and bars, it engenders both a lively and unthreatening ambiance and its warm and friendly indigenous inhabitants create a truly Hispanic atmosphere. Of an evening, the main street of Canoa, known as Broadway, is alive to music and dancing and every Sunday night there are beach parties under the stars, frequently going on til dawn. Interestingly, Canoa Quebrada has been declared an environmentally protected area and has been reported by NASA as having the second cleanest air in the word, second only to Antartica. If Canoa Quebrada sounds appealing, then it worth bearing in mind that its land and property prices are rising rapidly and have given rise to a land grab freeforall by competing developers hungry to snap up the few still remaining beachfront sites. Importantly, though this is a scenario which is naturally selflimiting as there is no building permission allowed on the surrounding wetlands, beaches or dunes. The rapid growth and development of Canoa Quebradas infrastructure is in tandem with a concomitant rise in its property and land prices and, for the discerning investor, offers a fantastic opportunity to acquire property now and at exceptionally low prices.