Caruaru and Nova Jerusalem
Gray Line Recife
Recife
Brazil
Sat, 22nd November 2008 - Sat, 27th December 2008

Traditional earthenware sculptures, creations of rope and leather craft, are the natural beauties of Pernambuco’s Agreste Highlands. These crafts have been a part of local customs for many years.
The regional market town of Caruaru, 130 km inland from Recife, has been recognized by UNESCO as the largest centre for figure sculpture in the Americas. The craft market is certainly an unforgettable highlight of the tour. These clay figures, a legacy of the great folk artist Mestre Vitalino, make unique souvenirs to take back from your trip.
After Caruaru, we’ll visit Nova Jerusalém, the world’s largest open-air theatre, where Christ’s Passion is performed every year during Easter Week. Lunch will be served at Pousada da Paixão, a lodge inside the theatre (itinerary not available during Easter Week).
Note:
Free hotel pick up from all major Natal hotels is available. You must include your hotel name when booking and please call call (55) 81 3302-3880 & (55) 81 9973-3113 between 24-48 hours prior to your trip to verify your pickup time
The following items are recommended: Sunscreen, Sunglasses, Swim Suit, Sandals, Towel, Hiking Boots or Tennis Shoes
Souvenirs Available for Purchase
Lunch Included
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Traditional Earthenware Sculptures
Market Town of Caruaru
Nova Jerusalem
Lunch At Lodge Inside Theater
Tour Info
Times: Sat at 9am
Running Time: 10 hrs
Free hotel pick up from all major Natal hotels is available. You must include your hotel name when booking and please call (55) 81 3366-6262 between 24-48 hours prior to your trip to verify your pickup time.

Booking Information:
Free hotel pick up from all major Natal hotels is available. You must include your hotel name when booking and please call (55) 81 3366-6262 between 24-48 hours prior to your trip to verify your pickup time.
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Traditional earthenware sculptures, creations of rope and leather craft, are the natural beauties of Pernambuco’s Agreste Highlands. These crafts have been a part of local customs for many years.
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