Daily rate for visiting Fernando de Noronha increases 4.2% and exceeds R$ 100
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Visitors to Fernando de Noronha now have to shell out a slightly larger amount to enter the archipelago. The Environmental Preservation Fee went from R$ 97.16 to R$ 101.33 for a single day. This increase of 4.2% began to take effect on the first day of the year. Related news:Public transportation: seven capitals start the year with more expensive tickets. FGTS birthday withdrawal is now available for those born in January. Reception opens the op…
Photo: Gilberto Soares/MMA Visitors to Fernando de Noronha who plan a trip in 2025 will need to pay R$ 101.33 per day as an Environmental Preservation Fee (TPA). The new amount, increased by 4.2% based on the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA), replaces the R$ 97.16 charged in 2024 and has been in effect since last Wednesday (1st). This tribute, created in 1989, is aimed at environmental preservation and the conservation of the archipela…
Tourists who visit Fernando de Noronha in 2025 will have to pay R$ 101.33 a day for the Environmental Preservation Fee (TPA). According to the Island Administration, the amount was adjusted by 4.2%, following the cumulative variation of the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA). The new price, which replaces the previously charged R$ 97.16, took effect this Wednesday (1). Payment can be made online or directly at the local airport. The tax,…
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