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Holidays in Monteiro

If annoying work convos are causing you strife, it might be time to renew your passport and head off the beaten track for a while. Book accommodation in Monteiro and you'll be in a terrific spot to get out and discover the awesome beaches and coastal plains of Northeast Region!

The country's capital, Brasilia, is situated about 1,450 kilometres to the southwest of Monteiro.

Sertania is 25 kilometres to the southwest and worth visiting. After even more ideas? Ouro Velho, 30 kilometres to the north of Monteiro, should be on your itinerary.

Indulge your inner explorer and discover the local landscape with some mountain climbing. Alternatively, why not try out hiking?

Picnicking and beach combing are two enjoyable ways to take some time out if your busy travel itinerary has left you a bit tense.

You aren't going to need to take your guidebook with you if you sign up for a few cycling tours and city walking tours. Your friendly tour guide can give you the most dependable local knowledge available!

Step off dry land and see Northeast Region from another perspective. With several fun activities like swimming and snorkeling on offer, it's the ideal playground for water enthusiasts.

We're not sure how they managed to cram so much into the region's art museums and history museums. Step through the doors and experience what they have on offer.

For an outdoor activity that will interest the entire family, drop by the surrounding area's open-air museums and open-air exhibits.

If you'd like to brush up on this area's past, why not explore the nearby traditional villages? Do a little research beforehand to get an idea of their historical significance.

Whether or not you believe in something bigger than yourself, stopping at one or two of the surrounding shrines is a unique opportunity to learn a little about the area's beliefs.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by heading out and tasting the local food and beverage offerings at some of the restaurants, cafés and bars in town.

Searching for some insight into the local fare? We recommend getting a taste for beans and beef, two essential ingredients which go into dishes here.

When Monteiro residents talk to you about their food, you might hear churrasco (barbecue) or acaraje mentioned once or twice. These specialty dishes are part of the region's identity and ought to be on any foodie's must-try list.

If you're not one to skip dessert, you should definitely introduce your palate to beijinho de coco (coconut balls). This sweet treat sums up the area in just one mouthful.

If you love a good beer, get comfortable at a nearby bar and request Antartica. Enjoy it with a side of joke-cracking and mixing with the locals.

After something a little stronger? You'll want to try batida. Ask your bartender if it's nice in any cocktails. If that fails, raise your shot glass and drink it neat!

Raise a glass of a local favourite like Don Laurindo or Villa Francioni. Sommelier or not, there's nothing else like a decent drop.

"Adeus" doesn't need to sound so final. Why not keep a few Brazilian reals for your return?

Governador Aluizio Alves International Airport (NAT), the closest airport, is just 310 kilometres to the northeast from the centre of Monteiro. Map out a route, pack up your bags and set your alarm — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!