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A Brazilian village of 2,000 residents has no cars, sandy streets, and can only be reached by boat
Aug 4, 2026
The Times of India

A Brazilian village of 2,000 residents has no cars, sandy streets, and can only be reached by boat

Barra do Superagui is a coastal village in southern Brazil where 2,000 residents live without cars or paved roads. People use boats to reach the community, which sits inside Superagui National Park. Established in 1989, the park protects the area’s forests and mangroves, keeping the village quiet and peaceful today.

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