Fernando de Noronha: The undisturbed pace of nature I WIDE 

Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago of 21 islands of which only one, the main island, is inhabited.
The Island is known to have the most beautiful deserted beaches in the world and has succeeded in preserving its natural beauty thanks to the careful watch of its park rangers.
The main attraction here is the life above and below the sea but the tourists are only allowed to stay a short while so as to not disturb the sea inhabitants. Thanks to the strict rules, the landscapes are more or less the same that would have had the first explorers in 1503.
From the film: “Brazil - A preserved beauty” from the collection “Green Paradise”
Direction: Jean Froment
Production: MAHA, What's up Films & ARTE G.E.I.E