Fernando de Noronha - Brazil | The Environmental Preservation Tax Increased by 4.2%

 

Fernando de Noronha, a volcanic archipelago situated about 350 kilometres off Brazil's northeast coast, named after its largest island, well known to be a protected national marine park and ecological sanctuary, a land highlighted by a jagged coastline and a stunning, diverse ecosystem, having the so called " Environmental Preservation Tax" applied to non - resident tourists, increased by 4.2%, moving from €15.25 to €15.9 per day.

The TPA, Taxa de Presevação Ambiental is a key source of funding for the island's conservation efforts, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure maintenance, helping to ensure responsible tourism practices and supporting initiatives aimed at protecting the unique ecosystem found on Fernando de Noronha.

The fee is charged individually and can be paid online, on the official website, on arrival or when boarding.

For visitors with a credit card issued outside Brazil, this fee can only be paid at the counter at Fernando de Noronha Airport.

Link - https://www.expreso.info/noticias/internacional/104441_la_tasa_de_entrada_en_la_brasilena_fernando_de_noronha_llega_los_159