Beach in Northeast, Brazil
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Cumbuco is a beach village of about 25,000 inhabitants in Ceará, some 30 km west of Fortaleza. It has been discovered by European developers, and small resorts are popping up. Larger projects are in the pipeline, such as a golf course and a beach volleyball arena with a training camp for players. To the west you can see the modern and steadily growing port of Pecém. Built by Companhia Siderúrgica do Pecém, a joint venture between Brazilian and South Korean companies, it has brought many Korean workers to Cumbuco. Thus, Korean letters can be seen throughout the village. With a steel mill and petroleum refinery to come, it promises a certain impact on the region.
Good for breakfast and light lunch. Drinking in the evenings. Chill music
Loads of grilled meats
Food and lounge. Open evenings only, from Monday to Saturday. Happy Hour daily from 17:00 to 20:30.
International restaurant which is already a well known place. Nice ambiance and tasty food.
Open evenings only. International menu with strong Italian influence.
Good restaurant, large pool area right at the beach. Larger rooms have kitchens.
Allegedly the largest hotel in the state, this is a full-scale resort. Golf course coming up next.
You can walk mostly anywhere. The local taxi stand is one block west of the main square. Negotiate prices up front. Buggies can also be hired for short runs, but are mostly more expensive than cabs.
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