UNIRAID é uma grande aventura humanitária de solidariedade, para estudantes com espirito empreendedor, entre 18 e 28 anos.

É uma viagem de 9 dias pelo deserto marroquino em carros com mais de 20 anos, que nesta 10ª edição será realizada em outubro 2021.

UNIRAID não é um Rally nem uma prova de velocidade, UNIRAID é uma viagem-aventura em que os participantes devem completar 6 etapas navegando com um road book, ultrapassando todo o tipo de obstáculos, desafios e testes, com o objetivo de atravessar Marrocos de norte a sul e entregar 40 kg de material de solidariedade en las aldeias desertas del deserto.

Nós projetamos uma nova rota exclusiva e espectacular para cada edição.

BEM-VINDO AO UNIRAID 2021!

Fonte: UNIRAID

A Bia já se está a preparar! 😀

“As pessoas não fazem viagens, as viagens fazem pessoas.” 

“Viajar é colecionar memórias pelo mundo.”

Bonjour,
Je m appelle Claire Neves. J’ai 43 ans et j’abite en région parisienne.

J ai deux enfants et aujourd’hui je travaille en tant qu’agent territorial spécialisé en écoloes maternalles. Après vingt ans dans la comptabilité, j ai fait une reconversion pour travailler avec les enfants de trois ans à six ans. Mon métier consiste à assistir I enseignant pour l’accueil et I hygiène des enfants mais également à assurer la propreté des locaux et du matériel de la classe.

Le Portugal est la terre de mes parents, nés dans da Serra da Estrela, ils reviennent à leurs origines chaque été. La montagne a son charme, les gens sont accueillants et ont toujours un savoir-faire unique. 
Si vous envisagez d effectuer um voyage, visitez le Portugal.
Vou serez émerveiller par divers paysages telles que la plage de Nazeré, la lumière de Lisbonne, la chaîne de montagnes enchantée de Sintra, les plaines de l’Alentejo, les îles de Madère et des Açores.
Une gastronomie unique où les recettes sont des secrets bien gardés…

Partaz à la découverte du Portugal et retrouvez-nous.

I have called Australia home for the last 38 years after immigrating from Portugal. I will always be Portuguese at heart, but I do love the life that my parents, my brother and I have built for ourselves here in Melbourne. I remember when my dad first told us we were moving to a new country, I was so excited and was looking forward to this new adventure that awaited us all.  I did not speak one word of English but that really did not bother me, I was happy to learn this new and interesting language. Well, many years have now passed and here I am, married and the mother of three beautiful boys.

Australia is so multicultural; we are so fortunate to have so many people living here that have come from all over the world. Because of this we get to eat the most amazing food such as Chinese, Italian, Greek, Indian and so many more. I have to say that there are no Portuguese restaurants in Melbourne except for Nando’s and O Porto which are fast food eateries. Lucky for us, mum is an amazing cook and we get to eat traditional Portuguese food often. When I do think of what a true Australian meal is a few things come to mind. Aussies love eating a good old fashioned meet pie and of course you need to add lots and lots of tomato sauce on top. Fish and chips are also a favourite. When it comes to dessert then you cannot go past a slice of pavlova or maybe a lamington with your cup of tea.

Australia is so big that it is hard to pick just a few places that you should visit when you come down under, here are some of my favourite. In summer people love to travel up to Queensland, the weather is fantastic and it is just a beautiful place to relax. The Great Barrier Reef would be the top place to visit there, I have been to Queensland a few times but I am yet to go and visit The Great Barrier Reef. Sydney is another great place to visit, there are many things to do but a must is to visit the Sydney Opera House. OK, let me think about Melbourne. There are so many wonderful places to visit but a few do stand out. You cannot come to Melbourne without driving along the Great Ocean Road, the views are magical as you drive along the coast for what seems to be an endless journey. My next spot is somewhere very close to where I live in Werribee South, there is a beautiful mansion which was built in the 1870’s by a Scottish family. It has been restored and it is just stunning to look at, you get to see how people lived back in those days. It is surrounded by beautiful manicured gardens.

Well, I could go on and on but I would recommend you come down under for a visit and see just how beautiful this big country is. The photos below were taken last weekend at Arielle’s  (my cousin Diogo Figueiredo’s daughter) First Communion.

Uma viagem a seis – Manas Videira, Prima Marisa Bento, Mãe Olga, Avó Júlia e Prima Sofia.

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