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For travelers to the Caribbean and South America, it maintains the possibility of delicious exotic fruit not only taste good but are good for the body. In the rainforest of the Amazon region, especially, one hears much about the legendary açaí Berry, that she's one of the most powerful food for the destruction of free radicals in the body. These fruits high antioxidants, not to mention its wealth of vitamins, it has become a popular fruit in the world. But other fruits deserve the same attention.

The next time you decide on a tropical vacation, you can search around for this exciting, fresh fruits to taste. Enjoy their acidity, and color and enjoy the health benefits and a feeling of satisfaction they can.

Acerola - Resident of the West Indies and Puerto Rico and may be already familiar with the fruit known as the Barbados cherry. Indeed, the Acerola fruit resembles a large cherry in form and color, even if it is not of the same family. Caribbean in the kitchen, the acerola is high in vitamin C and believed to have more effect than orange juice.

Cupuacu - Deep in the heart of the Brazilian rainforest, it could be the tall trees, with this fruit, a relative of Cacao. Similar to cocoa flavor, the Cupuacu is a brown oblong fruit, from which the pulp is cultivated and used as a substitute for cocoa. Cupuacu is a popular ingredient in many South American dishes and offers a free alternative to caffeine cocoa.

Noni - Prevalent on Pacific islands such as Tahiti and Hawaii, noni is probably one of the commercial exotic fruits, thanks to the recent Noni Juice fads. While the actual fruit is bulbous, sharp and bitter, the juice extract is rich in vitamins and amino acids. While advertised as a dietary supplement drink, is the ability to support weight reduction and other measures discussed. Anyone who is considering a specific beverage as part of a diet plan to talk with a doctor.

Cherry-like fruit cake from the Caribbean to the rich fruit of the seed-Pacific region, there is always something new to discover in this world of exotic, natural foods. You might be surprised with what you on your next trip.

Kat Lively is a freelance writer for AcaiGogo, pure açaí powder in convenient, easy-to-use individual packets, Rainfloresta, quality exotic rainforest products from health and beauty for the new age, and Guarana Gogo, guarana powder in easy to use packages.