Looking to explore Brazil’s wonders? Discover the best places to visit in Brazil. Yes, I know you want to visit the beach and see Rio de Janeiro, that’s also what I saw when I was in Brazil for a month. But I also saw waterfalls, hiked to the top of the Papagaio Mountain to see … Read more
Already visited Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo? Well then, it’s time to check out the cozy mountain resort town of Gramado Brazil, in Southern Brazil. If you’re the adventurous type, you will love this place. Gramado seems to have it all — scenic lakes, mountain adventures, chocolate factories, Alpine chalets, and beautiful gardens. … Read more
Are you planning a trip to see Brazil’s most beautiful waterfalls? Brazil has so many beautiful waterfalls to offer, probably thousands of them. I’ve only seen a handful of them, but I still couldn’t resist making a list of the waterfalls that you should see. As the largest South American country, Brazil offers many natural … Read more
Before you plan your Brazilian itinerary, let’s kick off your adventure with this introduction to Porto Alegre Brazil. What’s so special about this “Happy Harbor” city that has attracted millions of inhabitants and charms visitors alike? We’ll let you know. Keep reading for more information on how to make the most of your visit to … Read more
Do you know there’s more to Brazilian beaches than the world-famous Copacabana and Ipanema? Discover another of the country’s sand and surf attractions: the Florianópolis beach areas you can’t miss. Hey, beach lovers! Imagine traveling about 749 kilometers southwest along the Atlantic coast from Rio de Janeiro, and voila! You arrive in Florianópolis, the capital … Read more
Knowing the Brazilian weather and festivities and harmonizing these dates with your travel preferences will ensure a memorable experience.
Whatever time you choose, Brazil will not disappoint. Any time would be an excellent time to explore and enjoy this marvelous country.
São Paulo is a financial powerhouse and Brazil’s economic nucleus, yet it’s equally renowned as South America’s foodie paradise due to its diverse culinary scene and exceptional dining establishments.
Sugarloaf Mountain is an essential destination for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and photography lovers when traveling to Brazil. Adjacent to it is the smaller Morro da Urca peak, and to reach the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain, visitors first ascend Morro da Urca before taking the cable car.
The giant sculpture of Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain, 2,310 feet (704 meters) above sea level, adds beauty to the peak and the city landscape. It is a symbol of peace and Brazilian Catholicism while serving as the best area to catch a panoramic view of the city.
Who hasn’t heard of Copacabana? That curved stretch of Rio de Janeiro beach, forever immortalized in song and film, on stage shows and musicals, will always be one of the iconic landmarks of Brazil
Marjolein Dilven
