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Discover a unique side of Fernando de Noronha during the low season, from March to June, when distinct landscapes emerge for a limited time. The Sancho waterfall, for instance, forms only during this period due to the weather. Although rain is possible, sunny days are still common in the Northeast. The island’s vegetation also becomes greener during this time, enhancing its beauty. The sea is calmer, making it perfect for paddling a Hawaiian canoe, and the water remains inviting for a swim. For the adventurous, swimming to the natural pool at Morro São José is an exciting option. Alternatively, you can walk there at low tide with your feet protected for a more tranquil experience.