50 SBD to my favourite questions about BONITO!

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@ginasarasini I couldn't think of a safer place to travel alone, or with friends. It's all about the eco tourism and wildlife, and each place has guides that will look after you. The local people are super friendly. You have to go it's very safe. I met a group of girls in Rio and they found it safe and easy to jump on a plane to Campo Grande International Airport. Whilst the tourist destinations in Bonito are remote there are buses which make it very easy.

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@koshin I've never been to the Phillipines (that's where it is right?) but I'd love to go! I've trekked through Cambodia and Thailand so I guess that's the closest I've been to you!

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@grimboslice819 well the area of the Pantanal is very close to Bonito and contains Jaguars which are extremely dangerous. This is probably the main thing to be aware of. I'm going to write about my interaction with a Jaguar next week so stay tuned!

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@summerxxx I finished school and worked for six months, then chucked some clothes in a backpack and left for the east coast of Australia spontaneously. I've loved travelling ever since and take any opportunity to travel.

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@mrahaman Brazil is more expensive than the rest of South America, but Bonito isn't any more expensive than the rest of Brazil! So yeah, it's reasonable! Generally I'll be working for a company, or volunteering on various projects so I usually get food and some kind of accommodation in return.

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@clintjunior Steem doesn't fund my travels yet (because I've only just started to write full time) but I am blown away by the response to my recent stories. I guess writing about my travels has always been a hobby. To have a group of people reading my posts every day, and to get paid is incredible. So thank you to you all! To anyone trying to build a following - keep going - make sure you interact in steemit.chat - and keep travelling!

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@britt.the.ish you can only down there with a guide. in fact every single place in Bonito is strictly controlled on numbers of tourists by the guides. This regulation keeps it sustainable and keeps the impact of tourism down to a minimum. You're quite far underground so yeah the water is a little fresh - definitely need wet suits!

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