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# Cabo Frio

Cabo Frio is a city in the State of Rio de Janeiro in Southeast Brazil

## Understand

Cabo Frio is a popular beach destination which draws a lot of beachgoers and surfers from around the state, and from the neighboring landlocked state of Minas Gerais. It was founded in the 16th century, after the Portuguese chased the French away from the area, and remained small for most of its history. With the income from the tourism industry and the influx of retired folks from Rio de Janeiro, it has grown to a city of over 216,000 (2017), with a wide range of amenities for the traveller.

## Get in

* -22.9259-42.07931 Cabo Frio International Airport (CFB ).

## See

* Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Guia (Capela Nossa Senhora da Guia). Constructed by the Franciscans around 1740.
* Church of Saint Benedict (Igreja de São Benedito), Passagem. Built in 1701 to hold mass for the slaves.
* -22.885414-42.0081991 Sào Mateus Fort (Forte de São Mateus do Cabo Frio). Built by the Portuguese between 1616 and 1620.

## Do
### Beaches

* Fort Beach (Praia do Forte) - With 7.5 kilometers of sand and a 16th-century Portuguese fort at its north end, this is the main beach in town.
* Peró Beach (Praia do Peró) - Good for surfing.
* São Bento Beach (Praia São Bento)
* Siqueira Beach (Praia do Siqueira) - 4km-long beach with kiosks that sometimes have live music.
* Sudoeste Beach (Praia do Sudoeste)
* Dune Beach (Praia das Dunas) - The best surfing beach around, with strong waves. Take care if you swim, as there is an undercurrent.
* Foguete Beach (Praia do Foguete)
* Palmeiras Beach (Praia das Palmeiras)
* Unamar Beach (Praia de Unamar)

### Scuba diving

Cabo Frio and Arraial do Cabo are great locations for scuba diving. The southerly cold and northerly warm current meet and marine life is abundant. Visibility is between 8 and 20 meters. Best time of year is in April.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Over Sea Dive Center, Rua José Augusto Saraiva, nº 2 Ilha da Draga, ☏ +55 22 2647-5375. Dive center with good equipment and bilingual instructor (Santiago). Offers a one day tour for certified divers including two immersions and some snacks. R$150.

## Go next

* Araruama
* Arraial do Cabo
* Armação dos Búzios, 15 minutes away, has a happening nightlife scene.
# Cabinda

Cabinda is an exclave region of Angola separated from the rest of the country by a strip of land belonging to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is not a tourist's paradise. There isn't much to see, but more importantly it is hard to get in or go anywhere because of visa and other permit restrictions. Most visitors are on business in the petro sector.

## Cities

* -5.56666712.21 Cabinda — one of Angola's wealthiest cities (oil), Cabinda is fairly pleasant, with a good number of colonial style buildings, and better facilities than in most parts of the country.
* -4.6512.7666672 Belize
* -5.22170912.1424313 Lândana (Cacongo)
* -5.33333312.1833334 Malembo
* -5.38616512.2062615 Malongo
* -4.76712.7176 Tanda Matiaba

## Other destinations

* Floresta do Maiombe — this beautiful rainforest preserve should by rights be the number one attraction in the province, but it can be difficult and expensive to obtain a permit.

## Understand

Cabinda used to be known as Portuguese Congo. The Portuguese did at times attempt to control the territory between Cabinda and the rest of their holdings in southwest Africa, which would have made things a lot more convenient for the Angolans today. But the territorial discontinuity of what would become Angola was set by the 1884 Berlin Conference, which established that Leopold of Belgium's personal property of the "Congo Free State" would extend along the Congo River to the Atlantic.
The Front for the Liberation of the Exclave of Cabinda (FLEC) has waged a secessionist struggle against the Angolan government since independence. The province's vast oil reserves, first explored by the Portuguese in the 1950s, guarantee that the Angolan government will use its powerful army to maintain tight control. Expect to see a very large military and police presence here.

## Stay safe

* Note: Some governments recommend against all but essential travel to Cabinda Province outside of Cabinda City.
* Travel advisories
* Canada
* United Kingdom
* United States
* (Information last updated 09 Dec 2023)
# Cabinda (city)

Cabinda City a city of 400,000 and the capital of Cabinda region of Angola.

## Understand

As the hub of the Angolan oil boom, Cabinda City has grown exponentially over the last decade and is one of the wealthiest cities in Angola.

## Get in

Main gateway is -5.5875612.1888351 Cabinda Airport (Aeroporto de Cabinda). National carrier TAAG has several daily flights from the capital Luanda.
While roads within the Cabinda enclave generally are in a good state, connections with neighboring countries are not. Overland travel is possible, but involves travelling on dirt roads and tedious border crossings.

## Sleep

* -5.43962712.2141231 Futila Beach, ☏ +244 913 012 007. Beach hotel, located a few kilometres north of Cabinda. (updated Aug 2015)
* -5.55652912.1938092 Hotel Maiombe, R. Dr. António Agostinho Neto, nº 13, ☏ +244 231 222 572. (updated Aug 2015)
* -5.56231212.1801513 Hotel Pôr do Sol, R. Das Mangueiras, ☏ +244 231 222 684. (updated Aug 2015)
# Cabo Rojo (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Cabo Rojo ("Red Cape"):

### Dominican Republic

* Cabo Rojo, a beach and cape in Pedernales Province, Southern Dominican Republic
** Cabo Rojo Airport (CBJ)

### Puerto Rico

* Cabo Rojo (Puerto Rico) — a municipality in Porta del Sol
** Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge

### Mexico

* Cabo Rojo coastal feature in the state of Veracruz
# Cabo Matapalo

Matapalo is a village in South Pacific Costa Rica. It is in between Puerto Jimenez and Carate (southern entrance to Corcovado National Park) on the Osa Peninsula.

## Get in

There is a colectivo/bus twice a day from Puerto Jiménez for US$4. One leaves at 06:00 and the other at 13:30. Buy your return ticket when you buy you ticket to go there.
Hitchhiking might be possible since there is quite some traffic.

## Get around

Most of the people walk or have motocycles/quads. It is a small place so you can walk everywhere.

## See

Monkeys, waterfalls, amazing beaches, surfers, snakes, birds
Be sure to visit the King Louis Waterfall, accessed from the stream running into Playa Matapalo. Just follow the stream up about a half mile (you'll have to hike through it, so wear shoes that you'll get wet). This is a spectacular 90 ft (27 m) fall.

## Do

Surfing at Playa Matapalo is for experienced surfers. If you are there at the right time you can get huge waves with a nice break.
The Pan Dulce beach is a beach for beginners. Surfboards can be rented for around US$20/day.

## Buy

There is nothing to buy in Cabo Matapalo. There is a restaurant with high prices.

## Eat

One high-priced restaurant serves breakfast for US$10.

## Sleep

There are several expensive establishments (more than US$200) and a few budget places like Osa la Vida (US$15 per person). You might want to talk to the owner of Finca Roca Dura at the end of Playa Matapalo.
Like everywhere in Costa Rica camping on beaches is absolutely legal. Since there is a waterfall for showers and drinking water at 10 min walk to Playa Matapalo you might consider camping on the beach. It's safe!
* 8.400278-83.2805561 Lapa Rios Eco Lodge (about 20 km from the nearest airstrip in Puerto Jiménez, a 50-minute flight from SJO; Driving from SJO to Lapa Rios Eco Lodge takes about 7 hours, and from Manuel Antonio, it is 3.5 hours), ☏ +506 2735-5130, info@laparios.com. All inclusive. Set in a private nature reserve. 16 private bungalows built above the sea. Winner of numerous sustainability and eco lodge awards. Full service spa. Many on-site and off-site activities. 1 Nov–19 Dec & 6 Jan–30 Apr: from $1,030; 20 Dec–5 Jan: from $1,690; 1 May–31 Oct: from $780. 13% tax is added to these rates.
# Cabo Rojo (Puerto Rico)

Cabo Rojo, named after the red-colored limestone cliffs on its coast, is a city and municipality of Puerto Rico located in the Porta del Sol tourism region. The city is famous for its pirate legends, its beaches, its nature and its lighthouse.

## Understand

Cabo Rojo is located on the southern west coast of Puerto Rico. Its pueblo with the municipal buildings, a Roman Catholic church, and a main recreational plaza are a must-see. It's considered an LGBT-friendly area.

## Get in

* San Juan: Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
* Aguadilla: Rafael Hernández Airport
* Ponce: Mercedita Airport

## See

* 18.087206-67.1466641 Cabo Rojo Pueblo (downtown Cabo Rojo). See the historic Roman Catholic church, Spanish-style recreational plaza, and the municipal buildings surrounded by streets and shops. You can drive around the pueblo or park your car and walk around the square and into the plaza. The Spanish law, which regulated life in Puerto Rico in the early 19th century, stated the plaza's purpose was for celebrations and festivities. (updated Apr 2022)
# Farmington

There is more than one place called Farmington:

### Canada

* Farmington (British Columbia) - a town in the province of British Columbia

### United States of America

* Farmington (California) - a town in California
* Farmington (Connecticut) - a town in Connecticut
* Farmington (Illinois) - a town in the state of Illinois
* Farmington (Maine) - a town in the state of Maine
* Farmington (Michigan) (also Farmington Hills) - suburbs of Detroit, Michigan
* Farmington (Minnesota) - a town in Dakota County in the Twin Cities region of Minnesota
* Farmington (New Mexico) - a small city in the Northwest New Mexico region
* Farmington (New York) - a town in the Finger Lakes region of New York (state)
* Farmington (Pennsylvania) - a town in Pennsylvania with Fort Necessity National Battlefield nearby
* Farmington (Washington) - a town in Washington (state)
# Farmington (New York)

Farmington is a town in the western Finger Lakes region of New York.

## Get in

Farmington is located just east of Victor and several miles north of Canandaigua. It's centered on the intersection of State Routes 96 (connecting to Victor) and 332 (connecting to Canandaigua). 332 also connects to the New York State Thruway which runs east-west north of Route 96.

## Do

Truthfully, there's not a whole lot to do in Farmington; residents head to Canandaigua or even Rochester for most activities. But Farmington does have one unique attraction... live thoroughbred racing!
* 42.9702-77.3431 Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack, 5857 Rt 96 (Thruway exit 44 to Rt 332 south to Rt 96 east), ☏ +1 585 924-3232. 9AM-4AM. It's one of the few facilities in the state still offering live horse racing, but even so, the addition of video slot machines was necessary to keep it afloat. The combination of thoroughbreds and video poker has proven a successful one, attracting gamblers from throughout the Finger Lakes region.

## Buy

* 42.9466-77.33631 Ontario Mall Antiques, 1740 Rte 332, ☏ +1 585 398-3030. Daily 10AM-6PM (except Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas). A vast but well-organized antiques superstore, with almost a thousand vendors filling thirty thousand square feet (2800 m²). It's no wonder they claim to be the largest antiques mall in the state.

## Eat

* 42.9573-77.34431 Prosecco Italian Restaurant & Jazz Bar, 1550 Rt 332, ☏ +1 585 924-8000. lunch: M-F 11:30AM-3PM; dinner: Su 2PM-8PM, M-Th 4PM-9PM, F Sa 4PM-10PM. Surprisingly elegant for rural Ontario County, but the food isn't too avant-garde. Live music every night; mostly jazz on the weekend, but a variety of styles during the week. $10-$23.

## Sleep

* 42.9751-77.35341 Comfort Inn & Suites, 6026 Rt 96, ☏ +1 585 742-0180. $87, free hot breakfast.
# Farmington (Washington)

Farmington is in Washington State, USA.

## Understand

Literally on the edge of Washington, Farmington is a slumbering little community of 151 residents. It is known for having the state's smallest post office and allegedly the country's tallest wooden flagpole.

## Get in

Farmington can be reached by car, motorcycle, or bicycle. There is no public transportation service or rail line.

## Get around

Getting around the town is easily accomplished by car, motorcycle, bicycle, and on foot.

## See

The Post Office (Main & Second), McCroskey State Park (Across the Idaho border, a scenic gravel drive)

## Do

Mill around and hope for someone to talk to, sleep, plan where to go next.

## Buy

The post office sells stamps and money orders.

## Eat

The last restaurant in town closed upon the owner's death sometime in the early '90's.

## Drink

See "Eat"

## Sleep

Pitch a tent on Skyline Drive, otherwise there is a convenient park bench across from the post office.

## Connect

Someone elsewhere

## Go next

As soon as possible.
# Farmington Hills

Farmington Hills is a city in Oakland County in Michigan. It almost completely surrounds the smaller city of Farmington.

## See

* 42.5024-83.3591 Holocaust Memorial Center, 28123 Orchard Lake Rd, ☏ +1 248 553-2400. (updated Oct 2018)
* 42.5252-83.36182 Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum, 31005 Orchard Lake Rd, ☏ +1 248 626-5020, jeremy@marvin3m.com. (updated Dec 2019)

## Do

Visit the Civic Theater in Downtown Farmington. For around $3.50 you can go see a movie. The feature has usually been out in theaters for a while, but it is something fun to do with your friends and family.
There are also many ice cream shops around such as Cold Stone, Hershey's Ice Cream, and Silver Dairy.
There is also an outdoor market in Downtown Farmington with produce on Saturdays from 9am-2pm.
The month of July marks the Founder's Day Festival. This three day event is perfect for families to purchase great food and homemade items as well and see performances and hear great music.
Visit Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum, which offers a unique mixture of modern and antique arcade games. Admission is free.

## Eat

* 42.464788-83.3757621 Basement Burger Bar, 33316 Grand River Ave (Farmington downtown), ☏ +1 248 957-8179. As it says on the label, a bar in the basement serving good craft beers and custom burgers. (updated Aug 2016)
* 42.499312-83.4204372 Antonio's Cucina Italiana, 37646 Twelve Mile Rd (Halsted Village), ☏ +1 248 994-4000. Furnishing and most of customers a little on the older side but good pasta dishes. (updated Aug 2016)
* 42.499272-83.4201233 2 Booli, 37610 Twelve Mile Rd, ☏ +1 248 994-0614. Good Lebanese dishes in a modern decorated Mediterranean style restaurant (updated Aug 2016)

## Sleep

* 42.498122-83.3605331 Radisson Hotel Detroit - Farmington Hills, 31525 Twelve Mile Rd., ☏ +1 248-553-0000, rhi_fhmi@radisson.com. (updated May 2017)

## Go next

* Detroit
# Farmington (Utah)

Farmington is a city of almost 25,000 people (2020) in the Wasatch Range.

## Get in
### By car

Farmington is accessible by car via 1-15. Coming from the north, take exit #325 (Park Lane. Traveling from the south, you must exit at #324 (US-89) and follow the signs for Park Lane.

### By plane

Salt Lake City International Airport is located 19 mi (31 km) south of Farmington.

### By train

The Utah Transit Authority Frontrunner stops at the Farmington station every hour Monday through Saturday.

## Get around
### By bus

The Utah Transit Authourity runs buses that goes around the city. See the official site for more information.

## See

The S&S Shortline Railroad Park & Museum, located in the Farmington area, contains more than 90 pieces of railroad equipment in all shapes and sizes. It also has two separate railroads where visitors can enjoy train rides on the first Saturday of every month from June to September. The track gauges of the two railroads are 2 ft (610 mm) narrow gauge and 7+1⁄2 in (190.5 mm) gauge. One interesting item in the museum's collection is a 2 ft (610 mm) gauge, oil-powered, 4-4-0 steam locomotive built by Crown Metal Products.

## Do

* 40.9852-111.8971 Lagoon Amusement Park, 375 North Lagoon Drive (from the north: from I-15 take exit 325; turn left (east) on Park Lane and take it to Lagoon Drive; from the south: from I-15 take exit 322 and follow the signs; by train: UTA's FrontRunner stops at Farmington Station and shuttles take passengers to and from the park during season operating hours), ☏ +1 801-451-8000, info@lagoonpark.com. Utah's home-grown amusement park with rides of all types and styles. Closed during the winter. (updated Jan 2023)
* The Farmington Trail Committee maintains 146 miles of trail throughout the city. 36 of the trails traverse from the hills on the east to the wetlands to the west. The trail system has a variety of surface material including gravel, asphalt, and concrete. There are 55 points of interest that are accessible by the trail system.
# Farmington (Connecticut)

Farmington is a town in Connecticut.

## Get in

* I-84

## See

* Hill-Stead Museum, 35 Mountain Road, ☏ +1 860 677-4787.
* First Church of Christ, 75 Main Street. Church of the freed slaves of La Amistad and a National Historic Landmark.

## Sleep

* Courtyard Hartford- Farmington, 1583 Southeast Road, ☏ +1 860 521-7100.
* Hartford Marriott Farmington, 15 Farm Springs Road, ☏ +1 860 678-1000.
# Civitella del Tronto

Civitella del Tronto is a city in the province of Teramo, in Italy. It is located in the Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park.

## Understand

Civitella’s main claim to fame is that at the time of the Unification of Italy in 1861, it was the last city to accept unification. In 1816 it was annexed to the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (see Italy-History). The fortress of Civitella was the last stand of that Kingdom after it had already surrendered in Gaeta, Naples and Sicily, being merged into the newly formed Kingdom of Italy. Civitella surrendered on 20 March 1861.

## Get in

There are a few daily bus services from Teramo and from S.Egidio alla Vibrata. By car from Rome, take the A24 Autostrada to Teramo and then the SS81 going north in the direction of Ascoli Piceno.

## See

* The Fortress of Civitella is the largest fortress in Italy, and the second largest in Europe. It is located on the top of a rocky cliff, and is around 500 m long and 45 m wide. It was built during Spanish domination between 1564 and 1576 and represented the northern border of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The fortress can be visited and there are some great views from the top. $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ In Italian only.

## Go next

Civitella is close to Teramo and Ascoli Piceno
# Cividale del Friuli

Cividale del Friuli is a city in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

## Understand

Cividale del Friuli is a small jewel in the far north-eastern corner of Italy. Traditional histories say that it was founded by Julius Caesar, who gave the town its first recorded name: Forum Iulii (which has now become the name of Cividale's region, Friuli). However, archeologists have found remains of older Celtic settlements on the site.
In the Middle Ages, Cividale become a capital of the Lombards. Cividale was the seat of the Patriarch of Aquilea (as that Roman city had been destroyed by Huns) until the 1200s, when the Patriarchs moved to Udine.
In June 2011, Cividale and six other cities of the Lombards together were named a collective UNESCO World Heritage Site, Italia Langobardorum: Cividale del Friuli, Brescia, Castelseprio in the province of Varese, Spoleto, Campello sul Clitunno in the province of Perugia, Benevento and Monte Sant'Angelo. The recognition rewards Cividale's remarkable medieval treasures.

## Get in
### By train

From Udine, take a regional train to Cividale. The ride lasts about 20-25 minutes. Consult the timetable in advance.
Note that in Udine the trains depart from the normal train station, but train tickets for Cividale are sold from a newspaper kiosk in front of the train station building (not from the ticket desk or ticket machines). A ticket must be validated before boarding, but this can be done by a normal Trenitalia validator.

## See

* 46.093613.43331 Lombard Temple (Tempietto Longobardo). Part of "Longobards in Italy, Places of Power" set of buildings which is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
* 46.0934813.431942 Museo Archeologico Nazionale (National Museum of Archaeology).
* 46.09182513.4316953 Devil's Bridge (Ponte Del Diavolo).

## Sleep

* Locanda al Castello, Via del Castello 12, ☏ +39 0432 733242, +39 0432 734015. single €105, double €150.

## Go next

Udine - a city with a beautiful Venetian-style square and a small castle
# Coweta

Coweta is a town in the Green Country region of Oklahoma.

## Get in

Take County Road 51B from Broken Arrow and you should wind up there very fast.

## Get around

Walking or Bicycling will work in some parts Coweta, But the most effective means of transit is by far the Auto. Coweta has no connection yet with the Tulsa Transit Bus Networks.

## See

* Koweta Mission Site

## Go next

* Rooster Days is the high point of the year in Broken Arrow.
* The Azalea Festival and Renaissance Faire are held annually in Muskogee.
* Red Bird is located on the outskirts of Coweta. It is one of several towns in Oklahoma with an all African-American population that formed in the years following the American Civil War when African-American settlers, known as "Exodusters", Journeyed West to escape poverty and racism.
# Cowes

Cowes is a town on the Isle of Wight in southern England. It is a lovely beach and a wonderful place to visit if you are on holiday to the Isle of Wight.

## Understand

Cowes, also known as West Cowes, is on the western bank of the River Medina, with East Cowes on the other side of the river.

## Get in

* Red Funnel Red Jet passenger catamaran – Southampton Town Quay to West Cowes; 25 min; adult £14.40,
* Red Funnel car and passenger ferry – Southampton Town Quay to East Cowes; 55 min

## Get around

A chain ferry, the Floating Bridge, runs across the river between the two towns; cars £3, foot passengers £1 (from 1/4/23). To drive by road requires a ten mile trip through Newport.
Southern Vectis provides bus services.

## See

* 50.76035-1.2890481 Classic Boat Museum, Cowes Waterfront, Venture Quays, Castle St, PO32 6EZ.
* 50.7601-1.29792 Cowes Maritime Museum, Beckford Rd (inside Cowes Library). M Tu F Sa. Free.
* 50.731408-1.3048523 Wight Military And Heritage Museum, Northwood Camp, 490 Newport Rd, PO31 8QU, ☏ +44 1983 632039. M-Sa: 10AM-3PM, Su: Closed. Adult £5 (display days Tu Th £7.50).
* 50.750535-1.2698114 Osborne House, York Ave, East Cowes, PO32 6JX, ☏ +44 1983 200022. Although officially a summer home for Queen Victoria, she used it as her main residence for some time after the death of Prince Albert, her husband. Now owned and operated by English Heritage, most of the well-preserved house and grounds are open to visitors year-round. Visitors planning to visit both Osborne House and Carisbrooke Castle should consider becoming members of English Heritage; it can work out cheaper than buying individual tickets for family groups and allows free access to all other English Heritage properities for the rest of the year. adults £19.00, children £11.40, concessions £17.10.

## Do

* 50.667802-1.568931 Alum Bay. Famous for the many colours of sand which appear naturally on the beach. A traditional souvenir of the Isle of Wight is a picture or glass paperweight filled with the different colours - there are many stalls where you can get the wherewithal to make your own if you are so inclined. The bay is close to The Needles (see below) and accessible by stairs or by a ski resort-style chairlift.
* Cowes Week. One week in early August. The biggest yacht racing regatta in the world, started in 1823, with about 1000 yachts competing. There is a firework display on the Friday evening. (updated Jan 2018)

## Sleep

* 50.762955-1.2973941 $^{[deadlink]}$ Fountain Hotel (Old English Inns), High St, PO31 7AW, ☏ +44 1983 292397.
* 50.756-1.3322 The Little Gloster, 31 Marsh Rd, Gurnard PO31 8JQ, ☏ +44 1983 298776. Superb restaurant with 3 rooms in Scandi style. Open mid-Feb to Oct and mid-Nov to mid-Dec. B&B double £130. (updated Jun 2020)
* 50.763-1.33 North House, 30 Sun Hill, Cowes PO31 7HY, ☏ +44 1983 209453. Excellent well-run small hotel, comfy, stylish and great cooking. B&B double £150. (updated Jun 2020)

## Go next

* Newport
* Bembridge
* Freshwater
* Ryde
* Sandown and Shanklin
* Ventnor
* Wootton Bridge
* Yarmouth