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Brazil! Just its name conjures up images of beautiful scenery, beautiful people, beautiful wildlife and exciting nightlife! The largest country in South America, Brazil has been offering visitors a vacation experience like no other. Whether you choose to spend your days along its white sandy shores or high up in the clouds on a mountainside, the prospect of a magical and unforgettable adventure awaits at every turn.

Destination Must-See's

Iguazu Falls (Devil’s Throat):

Located at the crossroads of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, Iguazu Falls with 275 individual cascades is considered the most beautiful waterfall in the world. The Brazilian side of the falls has a walkway along the canyon that allows visitors to go all the way out on an extension to the lower base of Devil’s Throat, getting close enough to feel the mist on your face.

Rio de Janeiro:

The seaside city of Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s most popular tourist spot as well as the most visited city in the southern hemisphere. Rio has breathtaking landscapes of towering mountains rising from the sea and stretches of sandy beaches lined with beautiful hotels. You’ll find a city with a colorful and easy-going beach culture and many historical attractions to enjoy.

Christ the Redeemer:

The famous towering statue of Jesus standing with open arms has become a symbol of the city. It stands on top of tranquil Corcovado Mountain overlooking Rio de Janeiro. This impressive figure can be seen from anywhere in Rio due to its massive size and location.

Copacabana Beach:

This is one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in the world. And what a view! To the left you can see Sugarloaf Mountain and Forte Duque de Caxias, and to the right is Copacabana Fort. Take the time to walk the 2.2 mile long beach and try some of the refreshing coconut water while you view the incredible sand sculptures that pop up daily. The locals love sports, so you can find volleyball and futbol (soccer) courts and even training equipment all along the beach.

Destination Must-Do's

Sugarloaf Mountain:

Sugarloaf is Rio’s most impressive peak that sits at the mouth of Guanabara Bay. Visitors can hop aboard a glass cable car taking them all the way to the top to take in the world-famous panoramic views of surrounding beaches, mountains and forests.

Brazilian Steak:

A churrascaria is a Brazilian steakhouse where meat is cooked on a South American style rotisserie and served rodízio style. In this style of service, Passadores (meat waiters) appear at the guest’s table with a skewer holding various kinds of meat. Throughout dinner, guests are able to sample each type of meat which is typically pork, beef, lamb, chicken, duck, sausage and fish.

Along with the slaves that European colonists brought to Brazil between the 16th and 19th centuries, came the dance and musical traditions of West Africa. The samba, along with many other Brazilian dances, has deep roots in African culture and was once considered a dance only for the lower class. Today, the Samba is now recognized around the world as a symbol of Brazil.

Caipirinha:

Caipirinha is Brazil’s national cocktail and an almost mandatory drink for all tourists to try. The drink consists of cachaça (sugarcane hard liquor), crushed lime, sugar and ice. It is tasty and refreshing, and it’s easy to see why it is a local favorite.

Expert Advice

Futbol is more than a national pastime here. It’s a way of life. If you are lucky to come across even a pick-up game let alone a match at Maracana stadium, it offers a wonderful window on the culture.

In Rio, be sure to catch the bonde (tram) up to Santa Teresa, the artisan’s district, for a stroll through picturesque streets lined with old mansions and colorful restaurants and bars.

Learning a few Portuguese sentences is a good idea. People are friendly, especially when you greet them with ‘Ola’ (o-laa).

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Everything in Brazil is bigger, brighter and bolder – from the waterfalls and jungles to the street parties and beaches. It’s no wonder there’s always a festival.

Brazilians are famous for their zest for life. The country is loaded with incredible natural attractions – the Amazon, roaring Iguazu Falls and jungle-clad mountains where you feel on top of the world (much like Christ the Redeemer). And let’s not forget Brazil’s infectious music – from samba and bossa nova to Afro-Brazilian beats – and a party to be had around every corner. And of course the pumping beaches, where you can play football until the sun dips low behind Corcovado.   Brazil   is your cue to pick up a caipirinha and join the fun.

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Brazil at a glance

Capital city.

Brasilia (population 3 million)

214.3 million

Brazilian real (BRL)

(GMT-03:00) Brasilia

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin) Type B (American 3-pin) Type C (European 2-pin) Type I (Australian/New Zealand & Chinese/Argentine 2/3-pin)

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Best time to visit brazil.

In most parts of Brazil, temperatures range from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, regardless of the season. The summer months between December and February can be hot and humid, bringing temperatures to the high 30s – perfect weather to enjoy Brazil’s famous beaches. It’s also festival season, so it’s well worth visiting during this time.

Rainfall varies greatly around Brazil so depending on where you’re traveling, you could experience some rain. Around the Pantanal, Manaus and the Amazon basin, expect patches of rain all year round. Rio and the areas around Foz de Iguacu don’t have distinct rainy seasons and are typically drier than some other areas of Brazil.

The south of Brazil experiences extreme seasonal changes, so pack accordingly.

Read more about the best time to visit Brazil

Culture and customs

Brazilians are universally known for their infectious enthusiasm and lust for life. The wild celebratory atmosphere of Carnaval isn’t a one-off —impromptu street parties, heaving nightclubs and busy dance halls all display the same vibrant energy and passion all year round. Travelers will find that music, dance and good times are all passionately pursued by most Brazilians, regardless of income, gender or age. But it doesn’t stop there. Fun is not limited to the dynamic bars and clubs of the big cities - the natural world is also enjoyed by most Brazilians. With so many spectacular beaches, national parks, mountains and forests, there are plenty of places for Brazilians to enjoy their favorite past times – football, surfing, swimming, hiking, volleyball and capoeira (a Brazilian blend of martial arts and dance). Brazilians are also known for being one of the most open, friendly and affectionate nationalities – personal space isn’t regarded as highly in Brazil as in most other countries, so expect to be hugged and kissed by new and old friends when traveling here.

In contrast to the exuberant, modern life that Brazil's city dwellers live, are the humble, traditional ways of the indigenous tribes that live in the Amazon and surrounds. Despite modern advances, many still live off the land – hunting for wild animals and gathering fruit and berries - although sadly this is rapidly changing due to deforestation and urbanization. In the face of this, many tribes still cling to their ancient culture through traditional clothing, dance and song.

Eating and drinking

Intrepid believes that one of the best ways to experience a country is by eating! Whether you're sampling street food, savoring a cheap eat or indulging in a banquet, there are endless options to choose from wherever you are in the world. 

Brazil’s major cities feature a wide range of international cuisine, so it’s possible to eat a western-style breakfast, Mexican for lunch and Italian for dinner, with a few traditional Brazilian snacks in between. For an in-depth look at what you can eat in Brazil, visit our   South American food guide . 

Things to try in Brazil

1. Churrasco

This traditional Brazilian barbecue is a true pleasure for meat eaters. Beef, pork, chicken, duck, lamb and fish are all skewered and cooked to perfection over hot coals, creating a smoky flavor and tender texture.

Brazil’s coastline is home to a bounty of marine life so when on the coast, be sure to eat seafood while it’s at its freshest. Fried baby octopus, king prawns and fragrant, seafood stew are great options.

3. Feijoada

This stew of beans and beef is Brazil’s national dish, and reflects its rich immigrant history. The flavors and style are a mix of African, Indian and Portuguese food traditions, making it a direct culinary link to Brazil’s past.

4. Caipirinha

This refreshing cocktail made from cachaca (a spirit derived from sugar cane), sugar, crushed ice and lime is the Brazilian national drink, and the perfect accompaniment to a beachside sunset.

Brazil has plenty of tropical fruits and berries – so for a quick snack, head to the markets and buy fresh bananas, limes, oranges, guava, jackfruit and acai berries.

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Geography and environment

Being the fifth largest country in the world, Brazil shares land borders with many other countries including   Venezuela , Guyana,   Colombia ,   Peru ,   Bolivia , Paraguay,   Argentina , Uruguay, Suriname and French Guiana. Home to many different landscapes and ecosystems, Brazil’s natural environment is one of the most famous in the world. From the steamy tropical rainforest that surrounds the Amazon River and the swirling torrents of white water at Iguazu Falls, to the stunning beaches, reefs and islands of the coast, Brazil is certainly blessed with the very best of Mother Nature. Home to many of the world's most rare and endangered species, travelers will be able to see the full spectrum of colorful bird life, curious mammals, gigantic snakes and unique marine life.

With such a large population, Brazil’s major cities are busy, crowded and chaotic. It can take some getting used to, but once you’re working with the flow of the Brazilian way of life, you’ll begin to enjoy the pace. With a widening gap between the rich and the poor, housing can vary from large mansions in upscale neighborhoods and modern apartments right in the heart of the city, to humble tin sheds in the sprawling favelas. In some ways, Brazil’s major cities are full of contrasts but the universal appeal of partying, dancing and drinking seems to cross all cultural and social barriers.

History and government

Early history.

Indigenous tribes inhabited Brazil for centuries before the arrival of the first European settlers from Portugal in the 1500s. Colonization brought agriculture and crop growing to Brazil, resulting in extensive land clearing which dispossessed much of the indigenous population. The growing of sugar cane resulted in an influx of new residents, mainly slaves who brought rich African traditions with them. Remnants of this can still be seen in much of today’s music, dance and food. By the 19th century, coffee had taken the place of sugar as Brazil’s most valuable crop. The increase in coffee production brought a new wave of migrants to Brazil, mainly from Europe, and Brazil’s economy continued to flourish until the military coup of 1889.

Recent history

Brazil’s more recently history has also been characterized by wide spread immigration – especially during and after World War II - with large numbers of Jewish people choosing to flee persecution to live in Brazil, as well as significant numbers of people from the Middle East and other European countries.

In 1989, Brazil held its first democratic election in almost 30 years after decades of military rule. More recently, a stable government has resulted in increased economic prosperity, although many of Brazil’s residents are still impoverished, living well below the poverty line.

Top 10 beach spots of Brazil

1. praia do rosa.

The big surf and relaxed vibe of this hip holiday haven in Southern Brazil makes it a firm favorite with visitors and locals alike. Praia do Rosa manages to balance development with tradition - elegant small-scale hotels and eco-lodges provide the perfect place to rest after hiking, whale watching or surfing.

The cosmopolitan charms of this world-famous beach make it popular with people from all walks of life. Expect to see enthusiastic travelers, smug millionaires, bohemian artists and indifferent locals all enjoying Ipanema’s magnetic magic.

3. Jericoacoara

Far away from the showy extravagance of Rio lies this secluded spot only accessible by 4x4. Strictly protected from overdevelopment, the slow pace suits the windsurfers and kite surfers who prefer to get their thrills from the ocean's wild tides.

4. Lopes Mendes

This beach, located on the island of Ilha Grande, is considered one of Brazil’s best. The killer combination of fine white sand, great waves and clear, blue water guarantee perfect conditions for swimming, surfing and sun-worshipping.

5. Canoa Quebrada

This mellow hippie haven boasts stunning sand dunes and a deep blue-green sea. Horse riding on the dunes at sunset or cruising the coast on an old fishing boat are great ways to make the most of this picture perfect piece of Brazil.

Put on the world map by Bridget Bardot back in the 1960s, Buzios is the epitome of Brazilian sophistication. The designer boutiques, glam hotels and cool bars attract the celebrity jet set – but it’s the beautiful bays and beaches that are the true superstars of Buzios.

7. Copacabana

One of the world’s most famous urban beaches, Copacabana, is a top spot to indulge in a bit of people watching. Watch an eclectic mix of people play football, work on their tans and strut their stuff on this busy meeting spot that attracts all walks of life.

8. Praia da Mole

Soft white sand for lazing in the sun and a year-round supply of waves for surfing make this beach in Florianopolis a top pick. Paragliding, wakeboarding and other water sports provide more thrills, while the nearby bars and clubs ensure good times when the sun goes down.

9. Maragogi

Found on the Coral Coast of Brazil, Maragogi’s calm waters offer some respite from the big breaks found on many other Brazilian beaches. Colorful offshore reefs make snorkeling or scuba diving a must for visitors looking for aquatic adventures.

10. Tambaba

One for the free spirits of the world, Brazil’s only official nudist beach is flanked by steep, dramatic cliffs and dotted with swaying coconut palms. Choose to get cheeky and take advantage of lying on Brazil’s only sanctioned nudist beach in all your glory, or keep your kit on and stick to the “non-naturist” side.

Brazil’s two largest cities – Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo – offer a wide range of shopping opportunities, from high-end designer shops to independent boutiques and everything in between. Every mid-sized city will have at least one ‘shopping’ (what Brazilians call their shopping malls), but as you move to more rural and remote areas, your best bet is the local market.

Shopping tips in Rio

Peddlers roam Rio’s beaches offering an enormous range of items including footballs, bathing suits and jewelry. Be aware that the price might be good but the quality likely isn’t. For better quality bikinis and swim trunks, consider heading to Blue Man, Brazil’s most successful beachwear label. Or visit Barra Shopping, one of the largest malls in South America, which boasts more than 570 stores, a movie theatre, a bowling alley and a range of restaurants and bars. Rio also hosts a number of popular markets including the Hippie Fair in Ipanema, where more than 700 vendors sell one-of-a-kind jewelry, clothing, leather shoes, paintings and gourmet goods each Sunday. Like many markets, bargaining is accepted.

Responsible travel tip 

You may come across goods made from the skins of protected species (such as reptiles or wild cats). Keeping with Intrepid’s commitment to responsible travel, please refrain from supporting any business that exploit or abuse endangered animals. 

Festivals and events in Brazil

Rio carnival.

Colorful, raucous and hedonistic, there’s a reason Rio’s Carnival is one of the best-known parties in the world. The parade of elaborate floats and colorful, bejeweled dancers in barely-there costumes dancing to samba may be the main event, but the revelry begins a whole month before. Each February in the lead up to Lent, the caipirinhas are free-flowing as clubs hold glitzy parties and bandas (street parties also called blocos) take over the streets.

Parintins Folklore Festival (Bumba-mei-boi)

An annual spectacle that commemorates a legend about a pregnant woman’s craving for bull tongue, the murder of a bull to satisfy said craving, and the bull’s magical resurrection. Two teams retell the myth and attempt to outdo each other using flamboyant song and dance routines, colorful costumes and giant floats. Spectators cheer and moo to performances at this three-day June celebration.

Festa Junina

This nationwide festival held each June celebrates saints John the Baptist, Anthony and Peter, but celebrations in the north-east take on a distinctly country flair. People flock to rural fairs wearing straw hats and plaid shirts to feast on corn and sweet treats, play games and dance the quadrilha (similar to a square dance).

Rio New Year’s Eve

Join two million revelers decked in white at Copacabana beach for a unique New Year’s celebration. Before the concerts and massive fireworks display begins, Candomble worshippers (an Afro-Brazilian religion) push boats filled with flowers and other offerings into the sea in exchange for safe sailing in the upcoming year.

Public holidays that may impact travel include:

Independence Day

Our Lady of Aparecida

All Soul's Day

Republic Day

Please note dates of Brazil's public holidays may vary.

Further reading

Brazil travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do you need a visa to visit Brazil?

Foreign nationals from over 80 countries – including folks from EU countries, the United Kingdom , New Zealand, South Africa and Japan – can travel to Brazil without a visa for up to 90 days per entry. You’ll need an empty page in your passport, as a border officer will stamp it on arrival.

If you’re not from a visa-exempt country, you’ll need to apply for a Visitor Visa (VIVIS) through Brazil’s consular website.  Find out whether you require a VIVIS or not .

Passport holders from Australia , Canada and the United States must apply for an e-visa to enter Brazil for tourism, transit or business  on the Brazilian government's e-visa website . If you have a valid physical visa on your passport for the purpose of your visit, you do not need to apply for a new visa.

The page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 15 Jan 2024

Is tipping customary in Brazil?

Tipping is up to the individual when traveling in Brazil. It isn’t expected but will be happily received by service workers like taxi drivers and waiters. Restaurants in Brazil add a 10% surcharge, which is included in the bill. Feel free to leave spare change or tip extra if the service is particularly good.

What is the internet access like in Brazil?

Internet access is widely available in cities and tourist areas like Rio and Sao Paolo, where there are many internet cafes. Internet access is less frequent in rural and remote areas.

Can I use my cell phone while in Brazil?

You will be able to use your cell phone in most urban areas of Brazil, although some of the more remote areas may not have network coverage. Ensure you have global roaming activated with your cell carrier before you leave home if you wish to use your cell while in Brazil.

What are the toilets like in Brazil?

Toilets in Brazil will vary depending on what area you are traveling in. Flushable, western-style toilets are common in the cities large hotels, malls and clubs but more modest squat toilets are the standard in rural areas and while camping. Either way, carrying a supply of toilet paper and soap is a good idea, as these aren’t always available in public toilets.

Can I drink the water in Brazil?

Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Brazil. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water and fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit and vegetables before eating.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Brazil?

Major credit cards are widely accepted by large shops, hotels and restaurants in Brazil. However, they may not be accepted by smaller vendors such as small family restaurants, market stalls or in remote towns and rural areas. Make sure you carry enough cash for purchases, since credit cards aren't always an option everywhere in Brazil.

What is ATM access like in Brazil?

ATMs are found widely throughout Brazil and withdrawing cash shouldn't be problematic in most areas. Some smaller villages and rural areas may not have ATM access, so prepare for this before venturing too far from a city or major town.

Do I need any vaccinations before visiting Brazil?

No vaccines are required in order to enter Brazil but some are recommended for protection against disease. Visit your doctor or travel clinic for advice and make sure to schedule vaccinations 4-6 weeks before your departure date, as some require time to become effective.

Is Brazil a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

Brazil is a welcoming destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers. There is no law against homosexuality, and the country tends to be more tolerant than anywhere else in South America. Rio is considered the gay capital of Latin America, though Sao Paulo and Salvador have lively gay scenes as well. That being said, discretion is still advised in smaller towns, which tend to be more conservative.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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From the US?

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The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

Does my trip to Brazil support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Brazil directly support our foundation partner, Gastromotiva Brazil . 

Gastromotiva Brazil  

Gastromotiva Brazil is tackling youth unemployment and homelessness while promoting a zero-waste movement. Gastromotiva addresses important social and environmental issues through job training, advocacy, and sustainable cooking classes. Donations from our trips support their professional cooking courses for vulnerable youth in Rio De Janeiro. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Tours in Brazil From Your Local Travel Experts

We live in brazil.

Brazil is our new home, and we would like to help you discover this breathtaking and multi-faceted country for yourself. Due to its endless number of natural wonders and sights, it is nearly impossible to travel and experience all of Brazil in just one trip. We would be happy to help you identify the most relevant destinations for your vacation and put together a tailor-made tour of Brazil just for you!

Our Most Popular Travel Packages:

Lencois Maranhenses National Park

Visit one of the natural highlights of Brazil: the worldwide unique landscape of Lencois Maranhenses National Park. The wavy sand dunes spread like an endless bed sheet and give the region its name. This remote region between dunes and the ocean is home to indigenous villages and nature along rivers such as the spectacular Rio Preguicas.

Salvador and Hiking in Chapada Diamantina

This journey will expose you to the wide diversity of Bahia: the famous historical center of Salvador, adventurous tours in Chapada Diamantina National Park, and palm-lined dream beaches. Colorful little streets, waterfalls, caves, table mountains, tropical culinary specialties, and much more await you on this tour to the most beautiful places in Bahia.

Our Most Popular Tours and Round Trips:

Best of Brazil

This journey will take you to the most beautiful places in Brazil: the tropical metropolis of Rio de Janeiro, the spectacular waterfalls of Foz do Iguacu and the exceptional nature of the Amazon Rainforest. Many different and individual day trips and excursions are on the program. You will gain distinct impressions of Brazil's diversity, visit the most famous sights, and get to know the breathtaking variety of animals and plants of the jungle. Our local English-speaking guides will make sure that you have a great time and show you the best of Brazil.

Brazil for Nature Lovers

Experience the unique and breathtaking nature and amazing variety of flora and fauna in the Amazon and the Pantanal in Brazil. On many different excursions you will explore the equatorial rainforest and one of the largest wetlands on earth by boat, jeep, and on foot. On this tour, wildlife observation and the experience of nature are in the foreground. Apart from exotic plants and giant trees, you will have the chance to see countless bird species, different monkeys, caimans, anteaters, tapirs, and even jaguars. Immerse yourself in the dense foliage of the Amazon Rainforest, explore the waterways of the Pantanal, and let yourself be enchanted by the wonders of Brazil's nature.

Why plan your Brazil trip with us?

As a team of travel-experienced expatriates who love to work in intercultural settings, we thrive in matching your expectations with the various travel options Brazil has to offer.

• We live in your travel destination.
• Our team carries out constant quality assessments.
• Secure payment via credit card or transaction in multiple currencies.
• Fair prices.
• A direct English operated emergency support line in Brazil is available 24/7.
• Tailor-made travel quotes.
• Quick replies.

Experience Your Tailor-Made Tour in Brazil

For more than 20 years, Aventura do Brasil has been organizing tailor-made and custom tours in Brazil. Since we are at home in the largest country in South America with its cultural and scenic diversity, we know exactly what to pinpoint for your visit to a metropolis like Rio de Janeiro or the tropical rainforest in the Amazon. As a Brazilian tour operator, we will faithfully guide you from wonders such as the Iguaçu falls to the dune landscapes of Lençóis Maranhenses. On your trip to Brazil, we will ensure that you have an unforgettable experience in the Pantanal or enjoy your vacation in small towns with a lingering charm of the colonial era.

Interesting Facts for Your Vacation in Brazil

We understand that before you travel to another continent, especially a tropical one, you would have countless inquiries. Therefore we have collected the most frequently asked questions of our guests in the "Info" tab. There you can find useful information on the following topics:

- Visa and entry to Brazil

- Paying and exchanging currency in Brazil

- Best time to visit, weather and climate for different regions in Brazil

- Time zones and differences

- Recommended vaccinations for Brazil and other travel medical information

- Cell phone usage in Brazil and much more

If your inquiry was not addressed among these topics, feel free to contact us!

Profit from our Partner Network

Our partner agency specializes in flight bookings to and within Brazil. We would be happy to explore attractive flight offers for you from your point of departure and/or within Brazil , to keep airfare as reasonable as possible. Choose from our offers of round trips to Brazil or just let us know which regions of Brazil you would like to visit. We will be happy to arrange a custom tour just for you.

Our Types of Tours and Guides

Of course you can take an organized tour and enjoy a potpourri of Brazil's treasures, which is certainly a safe and comfortable way to discover a foreign culture. But as local travel experts on the ground, we can do even more. With us you will have the opportunity to combine your dream vacation flexibly with our numerous travel packages. You tell us which regions in Brazil you would like to visit, and we will start to put together a tailor-made itinerary for your vacation . In addition, you can also set thematic priorities for your custom tour:

• Active travel: Hike through intact ecosystems in the Northeast of the country and enjoy refreshing waterfalls, caves and natural swimming pools far away from mass tourism. Perhaps consider exploring the Northeast on your own in a buggy. Drive along the coast of the state of Ceara and explore dunes, river landscapes and tranquil fishing villages. Alternatively, you can cycle around Santa Catarina or ride through the Serra Catarinense plateau.

• Adventure travel: Do you want to experience the South of Brazil in a more thrilling fashion? Embark upon hiking and camping in the Atlantic Rainforest! In addition to the diverse surroundings of nature, a whitewater expedition with kayaks is offered and, as a highlight, canyoning which includes abseiling in the jungle river. Survival tours in the jungle are also part of our program.

• Family travel: Brazil also has a lot to offer for families. Whether along the coconut coast or in the state of Santa Catarina, traveling through Brazil with a tailor-made itinerary for the family means pure vacation fun for both young and old.

• Nature travel: Brazil offers nature in abundance. You can spend your whole vacation in the rainforest, go hiking or enjoy the country on horseback between the mountains and the ocean.

• Language travel: You can never have enough foreign languages. Why not combine pleasure with education and learn some Brazilian Portuguese while on vacation? Our language school is located in Florianópolis, Brazil’s top city for quality of life, where you can relax between lessons on the beach and explore the country.

• Luxury travel: Sometimes you just have to give yourself a special treat on vacation. Our Deluxe Tour takes you to the most beautiful locations in Brazil, with private guides and accommodations in first class hotels.

Your Journey Has a Face

Enjoy your tour through Brazil and dive into the country, its people, nature and culture. With us you will find hotels and typical accommodations for every budget , which are guaranteed to meet your satisfaction. For us it is important that you feel in good hands. For this reason, our guides are not just faceless hosts, but have been carefully chosen and haved worked with Aventura do Brasil for years. With us you will encounter both native Brazilians and expatriates who have been living in Brazil for many years and have become very familiar with their second home. With their local know-how, the guides will ensure a comfortable vacation full of ideas and a varied program. To get to know who will accompany you on your vacation in Brazil, we would like to introduce you to our Guides in more detail . Make yourself at home with us during your trip to Brazil!

Also for Larger Groups and Special Needs

Whether you have special wishes and ideas for your trip to Brazil as a single traveler/couple or are looking for professionally planned group trips (e.g., universities, schools, companies, clubs and associations), our team on site will find the right option for you and will be happy to advise you! We are available to assist you with the concept design as well as the implementation of your corporate trip incentives . We are also happy to plan your very momentous and unforgettable honeymoon in the most beautiful and extraordinary places Brazil has to offer. Even if you are planning a trip for a silver wedding or birthday celebration, you are welcome to contact us. Are you planning your vacation with children? We have options for the entire family, and always put together suitable travel offers just for you!

More than 20 Years of Experience

Enchant your senses on your tour through Brazil and experience this multifaceted country and its people with the comfort, know-how and quality planning of our local Brazil travel experts . For more than 20 years we have been collecting the most beautiful destinations and hotels in Brazil and present them here on our site, for you to be well informed for your trip! While we know Brazil like the back of our hand, we also understand the demands of our international clients. To that end, we are more than equipped to ensure an unforgettable vacation experience for you and yours.

You will find numerous pousadas, hotels and travel packages that can be flexibly combined. In addition, we offer round trips with different themes and focal points. You will find a selection of tours filtered by nature travel, adventure travel, active travel, family travel, luxury travel, language travel, round trips and self-drive tours . Travel to different regions and cities and choose from our offers of authentic accommodations, such as:

• Hotels in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador

• Pousadas and lodges in the Pantanal and Amazon

• Pousadas and hotels in Florianópolis, Foz do Iguaçu, Manaus, and other popular travel regions of Brazil

Do you prefer to explore Brazil on your own, yet don't want to miss the amenities of an organized trip? With our travel packages you can put together your very own tailor-made tour in a very flexible way . For example, you can combine sustainable tourism in the Amazon with a tour of the Pantanal swamp area with its over 700 bird species, or you can travel six days on the " Rota das Emoções " from São Luis to Jericoacoara—not only with four-wheel drive vehicles, but also with boats and beach buggies. We would be pleased to arrange your custom tour through Brazil according to what you have in mind. We look forward to your request!

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Good tourism is responsible and adapts to the country and its conditions. Therefore, we decided to champion sustainability as Brazil travel experts and support the project " Salve Floripa " in our home town of Florianópolis. The project promotes awareness for the local environment and seeks to preserve the Atlantic Rainforest and its biodiversity . We support various projects within this initiative, for example the creation of the first ecological map of Florianópolis. For you as a traveler in Brazil, this social commitment has an added value, as the ecological map also provides you with information about hikes or places for water sports. The preservation of nature in Ilha de Santa Catarina is particularly close to our hearts. Therefore, on World Environment Day on June 5th, we actively support beach maintenance in Barra da Lagoa. If you want to experience the project up close, we have attractive travel packages in and around Florianópolis for you!

Personal Recommendation From Our Team

We have grown particularly fond of the small and rather unknown state of Santa Catarina in the South of Brazil, which we have made our new home. Santa Catarina, with its capital city of Florianópolis, offers beautiful landscapes, fantastic beaches and an unimaginable variety of activities for your vacation. Small romantic fishing villages, secluded bays, white dream beaches, the Atlantic Rainforest and untouched canyons offer the best conditions for varied tours in Brazil. Discover with us the wondrous South of Brazil, hardly known outside of the country until now, and enchant your senses with its beauty and warm people!

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Are you already familiar with our blog? Here we report about everyday life in Brazil and collect stories from the country and its inhabitants . Of course, we don't skimp on a lot of insider knowledge that will help you to plan your trip to Brazil. Even if you feel wanderlust after your trip, our Brazil Blog is ideal reading material to get back in the vacation mood. Take a look!

Brazil Travel 2024

Brazil is always worth a visit. It is not happenstance that the country will be one of the top South American travel destinations in 2024, with paradisiacal beaches, the Atlantic Rainforest, Table Mountains, sand dunes, lagoons, the fascinating Amazon Rainforest, the species-rich natural paradise of the Pantanal and many other highlights. As a water sports enthusiast, hiker, bird lover and nature lover you will get your money's worth in Brazil. The cities entice historical and futuristic architecture as well as a rich cultural scene. Florianópolis in the South of Brazil, for example, offers a perfect mixture of beach, nature and cultural experiences. Browse our Brazil travel offers now and be inspired for your next trip in 2024 with Aventura do Brasil. An inside scoop that we will leave you with is the cocoa coast in the state of Bahia, which you can discover on our Road Trip from Salvador to Ilheus . Our local travel experts will be happy to provide you with more information!

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Savoring the Sizzle: A Culinary Journey into the World of Brazilian Churrasco

Brazilian churrasco is a culinary experience that is deeply rooted in the country's culture. This traditional barbecue method originated in the Pampas region and is now celebrated in churrascarias, traditional barbecue restaurants. Churrasco is not just a meal, but a communal ritual that embodies the spirit of Brazil and can be replicated at home.

Horns and tradition The art of berrante in brazilian cattle farming

Learn the most important information about the Berrante horn, which can be recognized from afar by its deep and unique sound. Discover how it is rooted in the traditions of rural cultures in Brazil.

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Whether in the big city or the countryside, "comida de boteco" can be found everywhere. On a trip to Brazil, a visit to a boteco should be planned in order to sample the various delicacies.

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Visit a traditional Brazilian churrascaria

We’ll take you on a journey through Brazilian culture, with a visit to a churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian barbecue where meat is cooked in churrasco style. We’ll have churrascaria dinners while enjoying folkloric performances of Samba and Tango, and we’ll even learn how to make the perfect caipirinha.

Ascend Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car

Board a cable car and take to the clouds, as you glide up Sugarloaf Mountain. This monumental mountain is one of the most famous peaks of Rio de Janeiro, towering 396 metres over the harbor, and you’ll make it to the top for spectacular views over the bay and city.

See how the country prepares for the annual Rio Carnival

When you join our Brazil group tours, you’ll dive into culture with a visit to a local Samba school. Discover how the school prepares for the pageantry of the annual Rio Carnival, see the colorful costumes and feel the rhythms of Samba as you experience an exciting dance lesson.

Take a walking tour around Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa is a gorgeous hillside district, built around a convent during the 16th century. It was once home to upper-class residents, although it’s now the home of artists with many galleries and museums. We’ll show you around the beautiful architecture, bohemian atmosphere and sweeping views of the city below.

Visit one of Rio de Janeiro's hillside favelas

Join our Local Specialists on a journey into Rocinha, one of the hillside favelas of Rio de Janeiro. You’ll see the daily lifestyles of the locals of Rocinha, visit a community school, and you’ll also have the chance to interact with locals and gain a deeper understanding of Brazilian culture.

Our top 5 things to do in Brazil

Our Brazil tour packages soak up the monumental sights of Sugarloaf Mountain, and also delve deeper into Brazilian culture with visits to a churrascaria, Samba school and a hillside favela.

Rio de Janeiro

Museum of Tomorrow (Museu do Amanhã)

Housed in an incredible futuristic building, the Museum of Tomorrow shares a glimpse of life in the future. The museum displays digital ideas rather than objects, and predicts the future based on social, environmental and economic factors. You can spend hours exploring interactive experiments and exhibitions on a sustainable future.

Rio Art Museum

The Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR) tells the history of Rio de Janeiro through art. You’ll find traditional and contemporary Brazilian works of art, including paintings, photographs and sculptures. The museum is housed in a striking building, with a wavy roof canopy that appears to float above the building.

Museum of Modern Art

Located in Sao Paulo, the Museum of Modern Art (MASP) has one of the best collections of European art in Latin America, with artworks by Rembrandt, Monet, Van Gogh, Botticelli, Picasso and Renoir. The museum building is also a fantastic piece of architecture, perched on large pillars.

Best museums in Brazil

See the country’s top museums on our Brazil vacations tours, from a collection of Brazilian art to a digital insight into the future.

The Brigadeiro is a popular Brazilian dessert made from a mix of condensed milk, cocoa powder and butter, shaped into small balls and showered in chocolate sprinkles. It’s named after Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes, a Brazilian war hero, and can be found in bakeries across the country.

Coxinhas are the quintessential snack of Brazil. These beloved deep-fried treats are made from breaded and fried dough filled with potato and chicken, and shaped in a triangular cone. You can find these everywhere, from street stalls to lavish restaurants.

Beijinho de Coco

The coconut version of the brigadeiro, Beijinho de Coco are one of the most favorite desserts in Brazil. They’re made from condensed milk, coconut milk, butter, covered with sugar or grated coconut. They’re a classic treat at birthday parties and you can find them in bakeries all over Brazil.

Best food in Brazil

Our group tours in Brazil will introduce you to the delicious Brazilian cuisine, from deep-fried chicken croquettes to sweet desserts sprinkled with chocolate and coconut.

What to pack for Brazil

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Unlike the majority of Latin America, the official language of Brazil is Portuguese. Learning a few phrases is always appreciated and will help you connect with the locals.

Brazil is famed for its golden coastline and has some of the world’s best beaches. Pack a swimsuit to soak up the sun and the dazzling waters.

Sunglasses and sunscreen

As one of the sunniest destinations in the world, sunglasses and sunscreen are essential items in Brazil. Be sure to pack UV-protected sunglasses and SPF 30 sunscreen or higher.

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In Brazil the standard voltage is 127 / 220 V and the power plugs and sockets are of type N. The standard frequency is 60 Hz.

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You’ll need to pack shoes that can take you from exploring hillside favelas and traversing jungles, to dancing the Samba in Rio de Janeiro.

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Best of Brazil

• Let loose and samba the night away in Rio de Janeiro – South America’s party capital. Arriving in this bustling metropolis is the perfect way to start your Brazilian adventure.
• Party down with the locals in the streets of colonial Paraty, where Portugal meets Brazil, jungle meets sea and your adventure dials up a notch.
• After seeing its virgin rainforests, blue lagoons and splendid beaches, you’d never imagine that Ilha Grande had such a treacherous pirate history. This is true natural beauty, Brazilian style.
• You’ll have plenty of time to choose your own adventure at Ilha Grande with two full days on the island. So if hiking, boating, kayaking or lazing on a beach is your thing, we’ve got you covered.
• With some of Brazil's biggest icons, including Christ the Redeemer, Ipanema Beach and Sugarloaf Mountain all at your fingertips, why not consider extending your stay in colourful Rio?

Pure Brazil

• Feel samba beats in Rio and the pounding Iguazu Falls
• Wildlife spotting in the nature-rich Pantanal
• Explore the Amazon rainforest and colourful Salvador

Brazil (North): See & Experience it ALL in 13 Days, 1st Class Custom Tours

• Amazon Cruises & Lodging Inside the Jungle
• Flightseeing Over Mangrove Swamps & Desert Landscape
• A Morning-to-Sunset Sand Dunes & Lagoons 4x4 Safari
• Dune Bashing & Sand Boarding
• A Visit to North Brazil’s Party Island

Argentina Uruguay and Brazil Discovery (Classic)

• Buenos Aires: Start your first full day in Buenos Aires with a city tour of Argentina's cosmopolitan capital. Take in the gorgeous local sights, including the Palacio Barolo, Casa Rosada and Plaza de Mayo.
• Colonia Del Sacramento: Visit the city of Colonia del Sacramento, with its charming cobbled streets and historic buildings. Now a UNESCO World heritage site, this colorful destination was originally founded by the Portuguese in the 1600s.
• Iguassu Falls: Take in breathtaking views of the jungle and falls, before heading out with a Local Expert to explore the Argentinian side of the park.
• Iguassu Falls: Today you’ll take a guided visit to the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls. While the walk is on the shorter side, it's no less impressive, allowing you to see all the cascades at once.
• Rio de Janeiro: Conclude the day with a cable car ride up to Sugarloaf Mountain for panoramic views of the Guanabara Bay and Rio's mountainous coastline.

Argentina & Brazil Exploration Tour

• Start your journey in Buenos Aires the capital of Argentina, where culture, art, and gastronomy are ever-present.
• Meet Iguazú Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and take a boat trip!
• Visit Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and feel the welcoming spirit of the city where people dance samba all year round, and visit the colossal Christ the Redeemer.
• Best time to travel: All year round.

Brazilian Amazon by Boat

• Discover the rich ecosystem of the Amazon by boat
• See the white-sand beaches of Alter do Chao
• Find the pink river dolphin and enormous waterlillies on the Rio Negro

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Discovering the East in 9 days - Iguassu Falls & Ibera Wetlands

• Observe the incredible landscapes and the vast typical fauna and flora of the region
• Discover the Iberá Wetlands, an important place in Argentina for its animal diversity
• Complete nature trip

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Rio Carnival Experience

• Perfect your samba steps at a local club and learn how to blend in with the Carioca crowds, a great introduction for your first night in this pulsating city.
• Witness a parade of elaborate floats and costumes as samba dancers show off their moves in the Sambadrome – a party that stretches well into the early hours.
• Leave the guidebook at home and get to know the rhythms of Rio on a city tour of the top sites. See Christ the Redeemer up close and soak up sweet views from the top of Sugarloaf Mountain.
• Be a part of the biggest stage in the world – don a costume and take part in the parade – dancing your way down the Sambadrome runway, a truly once in a lifetime experience.
• Experience the best of Carnival under the safe and knowledgeable guidance of your expert leader. They’re on hand to make sure you have a hassle-free, fun-filled adventure!

Brazil, Argentina & Chile in 18 days - Cities, Falls & Glaciers of South America - Charm

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• Santiago de Chile
• Torres del Paine National Park
• Buenos Aires
• El Calafate

Fascinating Tour of Brazil 14 days / 13 nights

• Rio de Janeiro with green hills, blue sky, beautiful bays, islands and marvelous beaches.
• The Pantanal, a unique world conservation area in Brazil.
• Lakes and rivers with crystal clear water.
• Bonito, the land of rich flora and fauna.
• A Trip to the heart of the Amazon jungle.

A Touch Of Brazil & Argentina

• City tour with private guide in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro
• Comprehensive sightseeing as outlined in the itinerary
• Tango show in Buenos Aires
• Entrance fees to museums and sites as outlined in the program
• Explore the lively district of Palermo famous for its beautiful parks and artificial lakes

Land of the Jaguar

• Seven boat trips to maximise chances of jaguar sightings
• 90 percent success in jaguar sightings to date
• Explore a more off-the-beaten-path part of the Pantanal
• Wetland birdwatching
• Good chances of seeing capybaras, giant anteaters, jabiru storks and other wildlife

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Top Brazil Attractions

• Taking a river cruise through the Amazon Rainforest
• Hiking Sugarloaf Mountain
• Exploring the streets of Rio de Janeiro
• Snorkeling along Brazil’s coastline
• Trying some of Brazil's classic and delicious cuisine, from rodizio to brigadeiros. 
• Experiencing Brazil’s vibrant culture  
• Seeing the iconic Brazilian festival of Carnival

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Brazil Attractions & Landmarks Guide

Brazil, by far the largest country in  South America , encompasses one of the widest gulfs between raw nature and urbanity anywhere in the world. It's home to both bustling cosmopolitan cities like Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo along the Atlantic coast and to indigenous tribal villages virtually untouched by outsiders in the Amazon Rainforest . There's the frontier city of Manaus along the Amazon and the heavily Afro-Brazilian culture of Bahia along the Atlantic adding further diversity.

But even more than its places, Brazil is known for its fun-loving people, exemplified by the spirit of their annual Carnival celebrations, marked by samba dancing, skimpy and elaborate costumes and all-night revelries. 

A Brief History of Brazil

One of the biggest misconceptions about Brazil is its official language. Unlike its Spanish-speaking neighbors, Brazil’s official language is Portuguese. The first European settlers arrived from Portugal in the 1500’s to harvest the profitable pau-brasil, the red wood, that gave the country its name.

Before European colonization, the territory of Brazil was inhabited by millions of indigenous peoples. Much of the indigenous population died of disease or fled from the coast. The Portuguese monarchy turned to the African slave trade in order to maximize the potential of gold, sugar, and diamond exports.

In 1888, Princess Isabel officially ended slavery. However, the melding of indigenous, European, and African ancestry can still be seen today in the people and culture of Brazil.

The Sights of Rio

Most travelers visiting Brazil start (or eventually make their way to) Rio de Janeiro , known for its iconic landmarks, gorgeous beaches, boisterous Carnaval celebrations, and as the host city of the 2014 World Cup soccer tournament and the 2016 Summer Olympic Games. While in Rio, which fronts the Atlantic Ocean, it’s almost mandatory to spend some time on Copacabana or Ipanema beach.

These beaches are known for their beautiful views, relaxed atmosphere, and the beautiful people that visit the. Other must-sees include the statue of Christ the Redeemer, which occupies the highest point of the city and offers spectacular views of Sugarloaf Mountain and one of the world’s most beautiful harbors. Rio’s nightlife is also some of the best in the world. 

Natural Wonders

The Amazon region, the largest tropical rainforest on earth, is centered in Brazil. Manaus, the capital of Amazonia, is the starting point for many of the river cruises on the Amazon River and its tributaries such as the Rio Negro, which flows into the Amazon just outside the city. Manaus is also known for its opulent 19th-century opera house, financed by the wealth of rubber barons and considered the finest outside Europe in its day.

Small-ship cruises usually make multiple stops per day for rainforest hikes, visits to remote villages, and dugout canoe rides through jungle creeks. Listen for howler monkeys in the trees and watch for pink dolphins in the rivers. You might also spot sloths and alligators.

The Pantanal is an often overlooked but fascinating natural region. Lying south of the Amazon, it’s the world’s largest wetlands area and is a prime spot, many say the best in the Americas, for spotting wildlife such as jaguars, tropical birds, and giant otters. (The Pantanal lacks the thick foliage that often obscures Amazon wildlife viewing).

And in the far southeastern part of the country, on the border with Argentina , stands enormous Iguazu Falls , one of the most powerful cascades on earth. A mile and a half wide, it consists of 275 separate falls, producing often thunderous noises and towering mists.

Weather in Brazil

Brazil’s climate is as diverse as the country is large, with microclimates in the far north and along the eastern coast. However, Brazil’s climate can generally be described in three main categories: equatorial, tropical, and temperate. The Amazon Rainforest in Northern Brazil is crossed by the equator and experiences constant rainfall and thunderstorms.

Temperatures generally remain near 85 degrees in the forest. Moisture is almost always at 100%, creating the perfect habitat for the dense, exotic foliage the Amazon is known for. Although the heat and humidity are year round, the heaviest rainfall occurs from December to May.

Most of central and southern Brazil has a tropical climate, with a rainy season from October to March, and a dry season from May to August. Temperatures generally fall in the mid to high 80’s with little fluctuation. The sea on the northeastern coast hovers in the 80’s, while the southern coast averages between 72-77 degrees, making Brazil’s coast a perfect destination for swimming and beach-going.

The farther south you go, the more temperate the climate becomes. Rio de Janeiro and its southern neighbors do experience a colder winter from June to August, with some temperatures falling to the low 70’s, still plenty comfortable for most travelers.

Again, microclimates and exceptions in weather do exist in this diverse country. It is best to research the particular towns, cities, and attractions you want to visit in order to get the most accurate information on weather.

The City of Curitiba

Curitiba lies east of Sao Paulo and is the capital city of the Brazilian state Paraná. While Curitiba is not the most glamorous Brazilian city, it has been recognized as one of the best examples of urban planning. What that means for visitors is clean streets, a pedestrian friendly city center, and a transportation infrastructure that really works.

The city boasts a downtown area closed to vehicles, where pedestrians can walk to shops and restaurants safely. Visitors to the city can hop on one of the many express buses to see the sights, such as the Panorama Tower, which offers a 360° view of Curitiba, or one of the plethora of green spaces. Bus fare is the same no matter how far you’re riding.

This city is a welcome respite from the intensity of other major cities in Brazil, and is well worth a stop if you are traveling to Iguazu Falls from Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo.

Top Festivals in Brazil

Reveillon  - On New Year’s Eve, Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro is packed with two million party goers. Festivities run from 7 pm to 4 am and include music, dancing, and fireworks. If you want to party like the locals, wear all white, as this is the official color of the Brazilian New Year.

Celebration of Iemenjá  - This festival pays tribute to the Candomblé goddess of water, Iemenjá, and is particularly popular in the city of Salvador. On February 2, devotees dress in white and send their blessed offerings out to sea. If the offerings do not return, Iemenjá has accepted them.

Festa Junina (June Festival)  - Across the country, Brazilians celebrate the beginning of winter with festivities spanning the entire month. These celebrations also recognize the Catholic saints Saint Anthony, Saint John the Baptist, and Saint Peter. Celebrants also honor the harvest season while enjoying its plentiful food. Specific traditions vary from region to region.

Festival Parintins - Also known as Boi Bumbá, this festival is held in the city of Parintins on the banks of the Amazon. Boi Bumbá is part folk art, part performance, and part storytelling, as two groups compete to see how who can provide the most compelling reenactment of important folklore. Think colorful costumes, big dances, and serious but respectful rivalries.

Nazaré - About two million Catholics parade through the streets of Belém to pay tribute to Our Lady Nazareth in one of the largest religious festivals in the world. The festival takes place in October and is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. No matter what you believe, witnessing devotees pulling the car that contains Our Lady of Nazareth’s image by a rope, is unforgettable.

Carnival in Rio - The city of Rio makes the list again with their famous Carnival celebration. Even though other cities offer their own festivities, Rio by far is the most popular. Look below for a more in-depth guide to Carnival.

All You Need to Know About Carnival in Brazil

What has become one of the biggest parties in the world actually began as a religious celebration. Carnival is held the week before the Catholic observance of Lent, in late February or early March, and marks the last feast and revelry until Easter. The official celebration begins the Friday afternoon before Ash Wednesday and ends on Ash Wednesday at noon, but for some Brazilians, especially in Rio de Janeiro, the party starts months before.

Carnival has become synonymous with Samba, the music and dance of Brazil that showcases its Latin and African roots. In Rio de Janeiro, Samba schools prepare all year for a chance to compete in a city wide competition, held in the Sambadrome Arena in front of over 70,000 spectators. These schools prepare elaborate costumes and parade floats, sometimes costing millions of dollars, to carry their dancers and musicians to victory.

The winning Samba school brings serious bragging rights to its neighborhood for the rest of the year. Ticket price to the Sambadrome parades range from the affordable to the luxurious. Tickets do sell out, so it is best to book early and always through a reputable party, as counterfeit tickets exist.

Some argue that the real party happens in the hundreds of block parties, or blocos, that happen around Rio from early January to mid February. Streets are shut down as musicians and drink vendors move in, drawing in crowds of hundreds to join in the fun. Some blocos boast hundreds of thousands of attendees.

These street parties are for everyone, not just the hedonistic. Although some blocos are known for an anything goes attitude, others cater to a mellower party-goer. There are blocos for the mature, the young, and the whole family.

Lodging in Rio becomes scarce and prices increase dramatically during the Carnival season, so it is best to book early. Rio de Janeiro has become synonymous with Carnival, but this celebration is not unique to one city. Cities all over Brazil, such as Sao Paulo, Recife, and Salvador, have their own unique Carnival traditions that all center around music, dancing, and the joy of celebration.

Common Tour Routes in Brazil

With Brazil being such a large country, it can be overwhelming trying to decide on your trip route. Most tours will cover specific regions to ensure you’re not spending most of your trip seeing Brazil through the window of your vehicle. Less travel time means you get to experience more.

Many Roads Lead to Rio

The most popular city on tours, by far, is Rio de Janeiro. Located on the eastern coast in the southern part of Brazil, Rio offers a starting point for many Brazil tours. From here, tours head north, to the state of Bahia. Visitors can go to Salvador, once the capital of Brazil, and experience the deep influence of Africa on Brazil's culture. Salvador is known for its music, food, and beaches.

Another popular destination for tours starting in Rio is Iguazu Falls, on the border of Argentina and Paraguay. On their way, tours often stop in Curitiba, a very unique Brazilian City, before continuing through the rainforest, and arriving in Foz do Iguazu.

Wildlife and Adventure Travel in Brazil

If your dream is to see Brazil’s wildlife in all its glory, then these tour routes are for you. Amazon tours typically begin in the city of Manaus, where guided boats steer you through the river and its abundant vegetation. Some tours cruise leisurely downstream while others offer a bit more adventure.

The other popular wildlife destinations are the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland, and Bonito, known for its clear waterways and fascinating caves. These two destinations are a 4 hour drive apart, making them a popular pair on tour routes.

If you have the time, resources, and the drive, there are tours that visit every region into one trip! That way, you don’t have to choose between the excitement of Rio and the wonder of the Amazon. You can choose whatever tour route speaks to you.

Food in Brazil

When you’re eating in Brazil, expect a lot of meat! Brazil is known for its barbecue and serves it in generous portions. In churrascarias , or steakhouses, waiters cut meat straight from the skewer onto your plate.

Feijoada, a hearty stew of black beans and different cuts of pork, is another traditional Brazilian meal. Sea food, as in the dish bacalhao , is also popular along the coast. Pão de queijo , a sort of cheesy bread, is made with tapioca flour and curado minas cheese, and is naturally gluten-free.

Vegetarians and vegans will be hard pressed to find options, as most meals center around meat with rice and beans, and foods often include cheese. However, por kilo restaurants, which are self-service and priced by weight, could provide some choices.

Brazil also has some of the most available and delicious fruit juices, including acaí , which is often blended with ice and topped with more fruit and granola. And anyone can enjoy cachaça , a sugar cane alcohol used in Brazil’s national drink, the caiparinha.

5 Must Try Brazilian Foods:

1. Feijoada   - This traditional Brazilian meal is a hearty stew of black beans and different cuts of pork. It usually takes at least 24 hours to make and is traditionally served on the weekends when families can enjoy it together.

2. Moqueca -  This dish is typical of the northeastern state, Bahia. This fish or shrimp stew utilizes ingredients commonly found in the region, such as coconut milk, coriander, onions, and dendê , or palm oil.

3. Pão de queijo   - Literally translated as “cheese bread,” this dish is just that. It is made with tapioca flour, making it naturally gluten-free, and curado minas cheese, all rolled together and baked until the unique bread rolls are golden brown.

4. Acaí   - Brazil is the birthplace of this now-popular superfood, which is often blended with ice and topped with more fruit and granola.

5. Cachaça   - This isn’t technically a food, but it sure is an important part of Brazilian meals. Cachaça is a sugar cane alcohol used in Brazil’s national drink, the caiparinha. While the lower end stuff can have a strong resemblance to paint thinner, aged cachaça can be quite high end and smooth.

Working with a Brazil Trip Designer

The best way to ensure that you see everything on your Brazil vacation bucket list, working with a trip designer is a must. Trip designers help travelers make travel arrangements and customize their trip. They often make reservations for accommodations and activities.  They do all the hassle and you get to sit back and dream up your perfect trip. 

The alternative is joining a pre-planned tour. If you like meeting new people and want to explore Brazil with a group, this is perfect for you. However if you want a personal touch to your visit, then this won't be the right fit. Pre-planned tours are great too, but you only can get so close to your dream vacation. With a Brazil trip designer, you can make your dream trip a reality.

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Brazil Vacation Cost and Trip Length

Much like any destination, the cost of a trip to Brazil can vary and depends on many factors. The type of tour whether it be small group or private guided can influence price as well as the duration. If Brazil is just one of many destinations in a vacation package then the price will tend to be higher and a longer duration.

Trips to Brazil tend to range from $2,000 to $6,000.

Some trips do range higher with costs closer to $7,000 or $8,000. These trips tend to include multiple different countries or are designed for luxury travelers with deluxe accommodations.

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The typical trip length on a Brazil vacation is between 10 and 20 days. However, there are trips that go longer, closer to 5 or 8 days and some range higher, closer to 30 and 50 days. It's best to note that these longer vacations do tend to have higher costs.

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Discovering brazil: where nature and culture unite.

Brazil, a land of vibrant colours and diverse landscapes, is a nation that beckons travellers with its unparalleled natural beauty and rich cultural tapestry. As the largest country in South America, it encompasses many ecosystems, from the lush Amazon rainforest to the captivating beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. This vast landmass is home to an astonishing variety of flora and fauna, making it a true paradise for nature enthusiasts. Brazil also boasts of the canyons and caves of the Chapada Diamantina and the colourful old gold-mining towns in the mountains of Minas Gerais. The sensory experience of Brazil is second to none, with the tantalizing aroma of street food sizzling on every corner, the rhythmic beat of samba filling the air, and the warm, golden sands underfoot. Brazil's cultural heritage is as diverse as its geography, with a fusion of indigenous, African, Portuguese, and other influences that have shaped its unique identity. The annual Carnival, a dazzling music, dance, and exuberance celebration, encapsulates the Brazilian people's infectious spirit. Whether you're strolling through the colonial architecture of Salvador or wandering the bustling markets of Sao Paulo, there's a palpable sense of history and modernity coexisting in harmony. From the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue overlooking Rio de Janeiro to the majestic Iguazu Falls on the border with Argentina, Brazil offers a treasure trove of sights that leave an indelible mark on the globetrotter's soul. The lush landscapes, awe-inspiring architecture, and cuisine tantalize the taste buds, creating a sensory symphony that resonates with those who have the privilege of experiencing this enchanting country.

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From the lush Amazon rainforest teeming with unique wildlife to the sun-kissed beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, there's no shortage of natural beauty for the globetrotter seeking adventure.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms of samba, explore the historic towns, and relish the mouth-watering street food. Don't miss the exhilarating Carnival celebrations and iconic landmarks, like Christ the Redeemer and Iguazu Falls.

The Culture

Brazilian culture is a vibrant tapestry of colours and experiences, a living celebration that draws globetrotters. It's a dynamic fusion of traditions and modernity and one of the key attractions for those visiting this remarkable country.

One of the most captivating aspects of Brazilian culture is its devotion to beach life. The long stretches of pristine coastline provide the perfect backdrop for this cultural phenomenon. Whether strolling along the golden sands or settling into a beachside seat, you'll immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere. Everyone comes together to revel in the sun and sea. Sunbathers bask in the warmth, swimmers embrace the refreshing waves, and people-watchers are treated to a colourful spectacle as they observe the diverse crowd passing by.

The climate in Brazil calls for casual clothing. As you interact with the welcoming locals, shaking hands is a standard greeting among men, while a friendly double-cheek kiss is a customary practice in informal settings.

Portuguese is the country’s official language, but you'll find a multilingual population with many residents speaking Spanish, English, Italian, French, and German. Indigenous languages such as Gê, Tupi-guarani, Aruak, and Karib enrich the cultural mosaic.

Brazil's religious diversity is another aspect of its culture. While there is no official religion, most Brazilians adhere to Roman Catholicism. However, the country's vast size and population give rise to a rich tapestry of religious beliefs, including indigenous practices.

Perhaps the most iconic expression of Brazilian culture is the exuberant Carnival— a celebration that captures the essence of Brazil's lively spirit and exemplifies the nation's unique cultural identity. Cities like Rio de Janeiro and Salvador become epicentres of revelry. Samba-filled parties, colourful costumes, and a vibrant atmosphere flood the streets, and the festivities continue for days on end.

The Best Time to Visit

Brazil is a year-round destination regardless of the season, and Brazil tours offer a range of experiences based on your preferences. The warmest months, from November to March, with temperatures averaging between 27°C and 33°C, are perfect for experiencing iconic events like New Year's celebrations and Carnival. But Brazil's vast expanse results in a diverse climate. The southern regions have more noticeable seasonal temperature variations compared to the north and the Amazon. Southern Brazil enjoys delightful beach weather from October to April, while the other months are cooler but not cold. Conversely, the northern coast and the Amazon region maintain consistently high temperatures year-round.

The northeast coast experiences some rain in June and July, primarily as afternoon showers. When planning a trip to the Amazon, consider the high and low water seasons. Also, consider whether you'll be on an Amazon cruise or staying in a rainforest lodge for the best experience.

Brazil boasts the world's largest tropical wetland, the Pantanal. The prime time to visit is from April to October when the weather is much cooler and drier, with temperatures ranging from 30°C to 35°C. However, the wetter months in the Pantanal provide unique wildlife viewing opportunities, including the chance to spot jaguars, hyacinth macaws, and capybaras.

While Brazil's summer lasts from November to March, and winter runs from June to September, the optimal time to explore the country varies by region. In general, the shoulder season, from September to November, offers pleasant weather and fewer crowds, making it an excellent time to experience Brazil's cities and attractions.

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Brazil is renowned for its exceptional football skills and a rich musical heritage, encompassing diverse styles like samba, bossa nova, tropicalismo, forró, and many more.

Brazil's population is a melting pot of races, and this diversity is reflected in the country's cuisine, architecture, music, and overall culture. This fusion of places, people, and traditions makes Brazil an unforgettable and unique destination to explore.

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Brazilian cuisine reflects the nation's cultural diversity, making every bite an adventure for the palate.

Feijoada, a hearty and filling black bean stew with pork, symbolizes comfort food, while coxinha chicken croquettes showcase savoury delights. Churrasco, the art of grilling meats, is a carnivore's dream. For a sweet treat, try brigadeiro, chocolate truffles rolled in sprinkles.

Brazil's national cocktail, the caipirinha, packs a punch with sugarcane liquor, lime, and sugar, while fresh coconut water is a popular, refreshing choice. Embrace the açaí bowl craze for a healthy and delicious snack.

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Brazil is as diverse as the colors of Carnival, where the unique pulse and rhythm of the parade fills every crevice of the country all year round. The waters glow with brilliant iridescence, and friendly smiles line sandy beaches. From the vibrant foliage of rainforests to vivacious cities, the colors of Brazil are unforgettable.

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Let the natural beauty of the green coast charm you on this 10-day Brazil tour from the colorful capital of Rio to the charming coastal town of Paraty, and the immaculate island of Ilha Grande. Discover the atmospheric carnival energy, sweeping views atop rocky summits, thriving wilderness, and forests to hike through. The sun-washed shorelines rarely traveled by the crowds will exemplify your captivating adventure on the Brazilian coast.

13  Day Custom Tour

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The fascinating local culture, immaculate Iguazu landscapes, and crisp Bahia coastline will blow you away on this 13-day tour of Brazil’s classic cultural and wilderness experiences. You will explore the carnivals and markets of Rio de Janeiro beneath the towering Christ the Redeemer monument, wander the lush wilderness that wraps around the impressive Iguazu Falls, and walk along the breathtaking Bahia coastline of Itacaré to capture the country’s natural wonders.

12  Day Custom Tour

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Embrace adventure in cosmopolitan cities and charm on colonial lanes as you explore history and modernity on your cultural 12-day Brazil trip. Discover the bright lights of the exotic night and the soothing sounds of lapping waters, the enticing rhythm of the cities and the contrasting crash of hidden waterfalls as you experience legends brought to life around the iconic cities of Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, Paraty, and Sao Paulo.

Create a treasured experience with a romantic escape into luxury, coastal ambiance, artisan beauty, and historic charm during your 13-day couple’s Brazil tour. Explore exotic islands around Paraty. Embrace the vibrant atmosphere of Rio. Indulge in the colonial lanes of Olinda. Find beachside bliss in Fernando de Noronha. During your unforgettable getaway to Brazil, you can customize every day to your preferences to discover local beauty and embrace true passion.

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Explore the modern cityscapes that boast captivating contemporary museums and art, colonial communities that share authentic Mineiran cuisine, and lush forest reserves that present the breathtaking wilderness on your 8-day Brazil tour with excursions to Minas Gerais. Uncover the cultural treasures of Belo Horizonte, Ouro Preto, Congonhas, and Tiradentes en route to the illustrious natural paradise of Ibitipoca as you indulge natural wonder and tropical charm.

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Embrace the wonders of the natural world where wildlife teems beneath the jungle canopy during your 10-day Brazil adventure. Experience the elusive world of jaguars and macaw, winding rivers and enticing mangroves as you explore Brazil’s famous Amazon Rainforest. Lounge in luxurious accommodations, bask in the splendor of authentic beauty, and enjoy an active exploration through countless possibilities as you uncover layers of nature’s majesty.

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Awesome scenery and astounding urban marvels? Check. World-class culture and otherworldly beauty? Check. Passionate locals, scrumptious food, and wonders of natural and divine provenance? Check. From the streets of Rio to the banks of the Amazon, there is simply no other country on the planet like Brazil. And while all of the world will be seeing it on TV, there’s never been a better time to come experience a Brazil vacation for yourself.

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The natural splendor of Argentina is captivating, deriving from bright blue glaciers, dramatic waterfalls, and inspiring wildlife. Penguins waddle along sandy beaches next to the rippling current of the Atlantic Ocean. An unbelievable ice field spans mountain ranges and compresses the shores of Argentina’s largest lake. Flamingos bask on the banks of a quiet lagoon. The Iguazu River shifts from tranquil waters to thundering cascades at Iguazu Falls. Your Buenos Aires, Patagonia and Iguazu Falls Tour is handmade to show you the best of Argentina’s eclectic beauty, from rolling snowcapped mountaintops to emerald tropical jungles.

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From the World Cup to the Olympics, from the humming streets of Rio de Janeiro to the wide stretches deep in the Amazon rainforest, Brazil is preparing for the world. As a signature tour for Zicasso’s 5 year anniversary, this trip is designed to give an insider’s access to some of Brazil’s most coveted attractions and experiences.

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South America reliably presents visitors wit a unique cocktail of raw natural beauty and charming urban centers, and this 15-day tour of Brazil and Peru will present plenty of both as you make your way from the rugged Andean mountains to the shores of the Atlantic ocean. A combination of leisure time and guided excursions will also ensure that you make the most out of each destination you visit.

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Urbane sophistication and the grandness of nature, the epicurean pleasures of a fine glass of wine and the cultural delights of a tango show, the Great Outdoors and the Marvels of Civilization; all of this and more can be found in stupendous South America. From the Andres to the Atlantic, from the Plaza de Armas to the Plaza de Mayo, this is a journey that will stir your imagination and leave you begging for more.

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Carnaval and the Casa Rosada, the samba and the tango, Rio de Janeiro and the Rio de la Plata. This Brazil and Argentina tour is filled with experiences that can never be forgotten. From the streets of two of the world’s most famous cities to the roaring waters of Iguazu Falls, you might find yourself wondering why you’d ever want to return.

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Captivating and colorful define Brazil, and emerge through a combination of exceptional culture, enticing rhythm, breathtaking wildlife, and unforgettable experiences, with the following information providing insight into the most common questions travelers ask before traveling to the country.

From white-sand beaches to bustling metropolises, legendary landscapes and stunning ecosystems, you can lounge on the coastline or search for scarlet macaws, find pink dolphins or embrace endless floodplains as you uncover the known and hidden treasures of Brazil.

The best time to visit Brazil is generally between January and March and again from September to October. Depending on your preferred goals, activities, and experiences, the best months to visit Brazil may change, but overall, these times can immerse you in the ecosystems, cultures, and endless discoveries.

From exploring the world’s largest wetlands to venturing deep into the Amazon Rainforest, visiting renowned beaches dressed in gold sands to embracing the rhythm of daily life, Brazil is a destination that can take your breath away, no matter the time of year.

The best time to visit can reveal the depth of wonders across Brazil as you discover how each month is less about the weather and more about finding the opportunity for your best experience.

From the winding waters of the Amazon River to the flooded plains of the Pantanal, the powdery white sands of Fernando de Noronha to the lively ambiance of Copacabana, Brazil is a destination that can entice any kind of traveler. Our Brazil Travel Guide has inspiration and helpful information for your next trip as you uncover the endless allure of the beaches to the jungle, the colonial streets to the cosmopolitan cuisine. For more information, learn how to plan your custom-tailored trip with a Brazil Travel Specialist whose expertise can guide you in crafting the perfect itinerary for your dream experience.

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Take a trip to brazil for that legendary samba spirit on the beaches of rio de janeiro and streets of salvador;.

the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest; Iguazu Falls; wetlands of The Pantanal; and mile after mile of heavenly coastline sand dune lagoons, no less. 

That’s not all. On top of these natural treasures, abundant wildlife and famous festival atmosphere, a custom tour of Brazil with Atelier can be one of colonial architecture and sleepy fishing towns, sights like Christ the Redeemer and fine cuisine inspired by a global heritage.

Brazil is a land of plentiful—yet delicate—endemic ecosystems, species and micro-climates, wonderful to visit though increasingly under threat. As such, whether in the Amazon Rainforest, Iguazu National Park or Pantanal, even the most exclusive boutique lodges and cruise vessels will meet Atelier eco-travel standards on your tour. 

The people of Brazil, their culture, heritage and history are another highlight of any trip. Whether the famous carnivals of Rio and rural Brazil, native dance, martial arts, preserved colonial towns or plantations—the past and present mix throughout daily life here. 

Then, with five-star island stays and coastal resorts like Ilha Grande, Boipeba, Campeche, Jericoacoara and Trancoso to indulge in, you’re spoilt for choice during a tailormade trip to Brazil, with Atelier. 

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Private Sunrise Tour at Mirante Dona Marta

Enjoy a breathtaking sunrise from one of the most beautiful spots, Mirante Dona Marta. From the spot, you can see Sugarloaf Mountain and the famous Christ the Redeemer statue while the sun fills the city with light.

Private Tour Guide and Translator Services

Hire a private tour guide. i will help you to build the itinerary, according to your needs. from a regular sightseeing tour, to a trip around the state of rio de janeiro. nature, ecotours, gastronomy, football, music, corporative services and translations..

Rio Day Tour - Get to know Rio de Janeiro in a few hours

We'll visit the famous christ the redeemer statue with open arms blessing the city which is considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world. on the way down coming off the statue we'll visit the charming and old santa teresa uphill neighborhood. next we'll drop off at the special selaron steps decorated by tiles from different countries. to finish the tour we take a cable car to enjoy a breathtaking view from the sugar loaf hill.

Off the Beaten Path Viewpoints in Rio

This tour you take you to 4 off the beaten path viewpoints in rio and give you a real perspective of the city. you’ll be able to see the best view in town staying away from the crowds that flock to the main attractions. perfect for those who love landscapes but don’t want to stand in lines at the main attractions. i’ve carefully selected the top 4 admission free vantage points in rio. parque do penhasco vista chinesa dona marta viewpoint parque das ruinas.

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Private Tour To Iguaçu Falls Basil & Argentinean side at The Same Day.

This tour allows you to visit both sides of the falls, brazil and argentina on the same day. * you will need to have the whole day free. this tour allows you to visit both sides of the falls, brazil and argentina on the same day. * it will be necessary to have the whole day free, because in addition to the visit itself we have to carry out customs procedures, which can delay the schedule..

Iguassu falls by bike

Hosted by certified tour guides, passionate about nature and biking, you will get to learn the history of the park, its fauna and flora and be amazed by the wonderful atlantic forest. along this tour you will ride 13 km in a circuit from the park entrance to the beginning of the waterfall trail, with stops at strategic points to discover even more of the beauty of one of the 7 wonders of the world..

Day trip Argentinian side of the Falls

The most sought after tour of the 3 borders an amazing day trip visiting one of the 7 world wonders. our first stop is at marco das 3 fronteiras in argentina, from where you can see the three countries and the connection of the iguaçu river and the paraná river. after this stop, we’ll drive to the iguazú falls in argentina where our local, bilingual guide takes you to explore the almost 9 km long trail which is divided in 3 different parts..

Iguassu walking tour

Our guides' mission is to connect visitors to local history and culture in a unique way through a walk through the center of our city, better understanding the colonization processes, curiosities and enjoying a beautiful sunset at the end of the tour., popular salvador private tours.

Bahia By Night: Dinner and Folkloric show

It is the best way to visit and enjoy Salvador at night time. A City full of joy and happiness that everyone who visit it, fall in love with its beauty.

WELCOME TO SALVADOR BAHIA

On this virtual trip i will show you the treasures of “salvador de bahia” and the joy of its people. the colorful streets with colonial houses and streets covered with cobblestones showcasing numerous artists and live music. join a local guide and get some great travel tips with a local expert with a perfect blend of history, culture, and sightseeing..

Culinary Traditions Tour

Salvador is very well known by its food,color and flavor. joining this tour is the most important way to know the local culture, tradition and history..

African oriented City Tour

Salvador has the largest african descendent population out side of africa, and it preserved, better than any other city, the african culture and tradition in brazil, such as food, music, religion and our way of living. joining this tour is diving deeper into the afro brazilian culture., popular sao paulo private tours.

The most famous avenue in Sao Paulo

We will walk and get to know the symbol avenue of são paulo. its cultural attractions, park and mall. they are: japan house, shopping pátio paulista, sesc paulista, itaú cultural, parque trianon and masp..

Avenue Paulista Walking & Cultural Tour In São Paulo

It is almost a 3 km walk on the most famous avenue in são paulo japan house, casa das rosas by architect ramos de azevedo, sesc paulista sky view, itaú cultural, santa catarina hospital, rodrigo alves school,pasteur institute, club homs, gazeta, tomie ohtake sculpture, shopping cidade são paulo.(former mansão matarazzo), centro cultural fiesp cultural center & masp (são paulo art museum)..

Ibirapuera park - The most famous and visited park in SP

Ibirapuera park is one of the most attractive spots in são paulo. the reason why there are so many visitors there is that you can do everything in this park: enjoy nature, see animals, have a picnic, play sports, dance, visit exhibitions, museums and much more. for those who enjoy reading, there is even a special corner there for that. the fact is that ibirapuera park, with its 158 hectares, is one of the main tourist attractions in all of latin america..

Ipiranga Museum - Brazil Independence Museum

It is the oldest public museum in the city of são paulo, whose headquarters is a monument-building that forms part of the architectural complex of parque da independência. it is the most important museum of the university of são paulo and one of the most visited in the city of são paulo., popular itacare private tours.

1-DAY - ALL INCLUDED ITACARÉ BAHIA’S ESPECIAL PARADISE

Come to the northeast of brasil with me while i tour around itacaré beach town. in may and june i will be traveling to my favorite state of brasil to share the wonders of a lively culture from the tropics. located in the “cocoa coast” itacaré town became one of bahia’s popular travel destinations. with a population of 25.000 people it stands for its warm paradisiac tropical beaches, welcoming visitors from all over the world for the practice of surfing and relaxation on a small town style..

ITACARÉ BEACH TOWN _ CULTURE & TASTES

Stroll through the city's escapes, learn about its history and connect with a local guide, try different flavors and exotic fruits, shop for local arts and crafts, artisan chocolates and savory spirits. p.s.: please get in touch if you want to suggest another time..

ITACARÉ FORT SUNSET

Come on a virtual trip to the northeast of brasil and get to know the southern part of bahia on this travel series. tour guide kelly tavares is traveling to her favorite state of brasil to connect with locals and nature while sharing the wonders of a lively beach town from the tropics., brazil tour reviews.

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So greta i found this tour! It is indeed private, i was picked up from the hotel and we were pretty early at the spot to get the best place to see the sunrise. The views are amazing, also i've got to know so many different facts about Rio (we had much time while waiting for the sunrise). Really appreciate this opportunity and great company!

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Josuel was an excellent tour guide through and through. He is top notch and I would recommend him to anyone. Amazing knowledge; tons of patience, so much grace in how he managed everything. He was just superb!

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Top 50 lugares para viajar no Brasil: os destinos que você precisa conhecer!

Lugares para viajar no Brasil é o que não nos falta! Nosso país tem uma diversidade maravilhosa, paisagens deslumbrantes e cidades que oferecem as mais variadas qualidades. Alguns destinos se destacam por sua boa estrutura e outros por sua grande quantidade de atrativos, e com tantas opções sempre haverá um novo destino no país para explorar e se apaixonar.

Em meio a tantos lugares maravilhosos para viajar, fica até difícil escolher os melhores, por isso que nossa lista dos 50 melhores lugares para viajar no Brasil é baseada no Prêmio Melhores Destinos , com dados das respostas de quase  15 mil leitores. E o mais importante: cada um deles só avaliou o destino que visitou!

Confira essa lista imperdível de melhores destinos em cada região do Brasil e já escolha o próximo para a sua viagem!

Lugares para viajar no Centro-Oeste

1 – Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul

Excelente para quem busca contato com a natureza, Bonito é o lugar perfeito para quem quer contato com a natureza e uma boa dose aventura! A cidade tem um ritmo de cidade de interior e dezenas de passeios para fazer, que incluem flutuação em rios cristalinos, caminhadas e banhos de cachoeira. Tudo é feito de forma bem organizada e de maneira a preservar o meio ambiente.

Leia também nosso Guia de Bonito e descubra as belezas da cidade, que certamente é um dos melhores lugares para viajar no Brasil para quem ama ecoturismo.

Gruta do Lago Azul, em Bonito – MS

Hotel em Bonito: onde ficar

Entre os hotéis em Bonito que consideramos boas escolhas, estão o  Zagaia Resort , que tem uma superestrutura para pessoas de todas as idades, e o Hotel Cabanas , para quem busca contato com a natureza. E entre as pousadas de Bonito, vale ficar de olho na Pousada Águas de Bonito , que tem uma localização central e um bom chá da tarde. Confira aqui onde ficar em Bonito.

Clique aqui e reserve seu ingresso para a visita guiada pela gruta do Lago Azul ou aqui para o mergulho de flutuação no rio Sucuri!

2 – Chapada dos Veadeiros, Goiás

Uma das cidades para se ter como base para visitar a Chapada dos Veadeiros , em Goiás, é a pequena Alto Paraíso . Pequenina e simpática, ela é uma cidade simples, mas com várias pousadinhas, casas para alugar e bons restaurantes. A partir de lá você pode ir de carro para dezenas de cachoeiras incríveis, com os mais diversos cenários, fazer trilhas, voar de balão, além de observar a fauna e flora locais, que são encantadoras!

Leia mais sobre a Chapada dos Veadeiros e sobre as cachoeiras da Chapada dos Veadeiros

Chapada dos Veadeiros, Goiás – Foto: Monique Renne

Pousada na Chapada dos Veadeiros: onde ficar

As principais bases para quem procura  pousadas e hotéis na Chapada dos Veadeiros são Alto Paraíso de Goiás, São Jorge e Cavalcante. Uma pedida em Alto Paraíso é a Pousada Casa de Shiva ; em São Jorge é a  Pousada Bambu Brasil ; e em Cavalcante a  Aruana Pousada .

Confira os TOP 05 passeios mais bem avaliados pelos turistas na Chapada dos Veadeiros!

– Excursão privada ao Parque Nacional da Chapada dos Veadeiros – Canyoning no Parque Nacional da Chapada dos Veadeiros – Tubing + Trilha aquática na Chapada dos Veadeiros com piquenique – Rafting na Chapada dos Veadeiros – Tirolesa na Chapada dos Veadeiros

3 – Pantanal

Um lugar tão bonito que virou cenário de novela! O Pantanal é uma das áreas naturais mais ricas do Brasil! Dentre as principais atividades no Pantanal, o visitante pode fazer canoagem e observação de aves, fazer trilhas e safári de fotos, tomar banho de cachoeira e de rio, ver peixes nas águas transparentes do Rio Salobra, cavalgar, pescar e até viver “um dia de pantaneiro”, que inclui aprender a laçar e conduzir uma boiada (dá para acreditar?).

Ah, e tem mais! Imagina ver uma onça-pintada ou jacarés no próprio habitat? Pois é, isso é possível no Pantanal, por exemplo, durante os passeios de barco e expedições específicas. Outra atração é poder ver o encontro das águas claras do Rio Salobra com as águas barrentas do Rio Miranda, no Mato Grosso do Sul.

Hotel no Pantanal: onde ficar

São poucas as opções de hotéis e pousadas com serviço completo e boa avaliação dos hóspedes para reservar pelo  Booking . Mas é possível encontrar acomodações como o  Pantanal Hotel , em Miranda. O Candeias Hotel Gold Fish , em Corumbá. O Fênix Plaza Hotel , em Aquidauana, o Hotel Pantanal Mato Grosso , em Poconé.

Clique aqui e reserve o Safári pelo Pantanal!

4 – Pirenópolis, Goiás

Apenas “Piri” para os mais íntimos, Pirenópolis é uma cidade pequena, com ruas de pedra, muito frequentada nos fins de semana, e tem uma arquitetura charmosa com casarões coloniais em seu centro histórico. É uma cidade com várias cachoeiras ao seu redor e uma excelente estrutura para quem quer ficar bem hospedado, com diversas opções de pousadas charmosas. Muitas pessoas que vivem em Brasília procuram Piri quando querem relaxar e curtir novos ares.

Leia aqui as nossas dicas sobre os pontos turísticos de Pirenópolis e destinos próximos a Brasília para relaxar!

Pirenópolis: Foto: Monique Renne

Pousada em Pirenópolis: onde ficar

Quem está em busca de uma pousada charmosa para ficar em Pirenópolis vai gostar da Villa das Pedras . Para ficar um pouquinho mais afastado do movimento, mas ainda dentro da cidade, veja a Pousada dos Pireneus . Para se hospedar bem no Centro Histórico, em meio às casas coloniais, procure opções como a Pouso, Café e Cultura . Veja nosso post sobre onde ficar em Pirenópolis .

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5 – chapada diamantina, bahia.

Lençóis é o nome da cidadezinha mais indicada aos que desejam conhecer as belezas da Chapada Diamantina , na Bahia. Com ruas de pedra e enorme quantidade de atividades, é o destino ideal para quem procura contato com a natureza e quer se desligar das grandes cidades, com direito a mergulhos em cachoeiras refrescantes, passeios por trilhas e um bom acarajé no fim da tarde!

Vale lembrar que a Chapada Diamantina foi a bicampeã entre os melhores destinos do Brasil na avaliação de nossos leitores, um ótimo indício de que Lençóis tem tudo para ganhar o seu coração.

Leia aqui sobre as dicas para conhecer a Chapada Diamantina !

Lençóis, na Chapada Diamantina – Bahia Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada na Chapada Diamantina: onde ficar

Entre as bases de  hospedagem na Chapada Diamantina , as principais são: Lençóis, o Vale do Capão (oficialmente chamado de Caeté-Açu), Mucugê e Igatu (Andaraí). A Hospedaria Tayrona , em Lençois, é uma excelente opção por ter uma boa relação custo x benefício, café da manhã e atendimento excelentes. Quem procura pousadas no Vale do Capão pode conferir a Pousada Zazen . Já para quem busca hospedagem em Mucugê, uma boa pedida é a Pousada Monte Azul . Em Igatu, a indicação é a Pousada Flor de Açucena .

Clique aqui e reserve sua excursão para Grutas da Chapada Diamantina + Morro do Pai Inácio!

6 – Fernando de Noronha, Pernambuco

A ilha mais cobiçada do Brasil é, certamente, um dos destinos mais bonitos em nosso país, bastante procurado para férias e viagens em lua-de-mel . Com praias deslumbrantes e um atmosfera tranquila, é o tipo de lugar que você pode ir várias e várias vezes e sempre se impressionará com sua beleza. A natureza bem preservada, fora e dentro da água e a sensação de estar sempre seguro são qualidades que fazem os visitantes se apaixonarem por Fernando de Noronha .

Com praias impressionantes como a Baía do Sancho e Baía dos Porcos , Noronha é um daqueles destinos para colocar na listinha de desejos e visitar ao menos uma vez na vida!

Confira os erros mais comuns em uma viagem a Fernando de Noronha e como evitá-los .

Fernando de Noronha – Pernambuco / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Pousada em Fernando de Noronha: onde ficar

Para quem busca pousadas econômicas e familiares, já ficamos na Pousada  da Maga ; para quem quer um meio termo, sugerimos a  Pousada da Germana e para uma acomodação mais elegante, a Pousada Morena é incrível! Confira aqui também outras hospedagens em Fernando de Noronha .

Veja os TOP 5 passeios mais bem avaliados em Fernando de Noronha!

– Tour completo por Fernando de Noronha – Trilha do Piquinho – Tour de caiaque transparente em Fernando de Noronha – Snorkel nas piscinas naturais de Fernando de Noronha – Trilha Costa Azul + Nado com tartarugas

7 – João Pessoa, Paraíba

A capital paraibana tem uma orla gostosa para caminhar, piscinas naturais formadas no período de maré baixa e uma gastronomia maravilhosa, que só nosso Nordeste é capaz de oferecer! E quem visita o lugar ainda pode aproveitar para conhecer outras praias da Paraíba, como Tambaba, ou aproveitar o São João, uma festa muito importante por lá. O melhor de tudo é que não é preciso desembolsar valores altos para conhecer o lugar.

Leia mais sobre João Pessoa , na Paraíba e o Maior São João do Mundo , em Campina Grande.

João Pessoa

Hotel em João Pessoa: onde ficar

Em João Pessoa nos hospedamos nos hotéis  Nord Luxxor , em Tambaú, e no  Kastel Jampa , em Manaíra. Recomendamos as duas acomodações e também sugerimos outras bem avaliadas como o  Nord Luxxor Cabo Branco  e o  Verdegreen . Saiba mais sobre onde ficar em João Pessoa .

Clique aqui e reserve o Tour por João Pessoa e suas praias!

8 – São Miguel do Gostoso, Rio Grande do Norte

Ainda desconhecida por muitas pessoas, São Miguel do Gostoso é uma cidade bem pequenininha do Rio Grande do Norte, na beira do mar, ideal para quem busca quietude. A cidade tem pouca estrutura e ainda não é tão explorada pelo turismo, mas tem praias lindas e tranquilas, com longos trechos de areia vazios e para quem quer se afastar de uma cidade grande, é uma boa pedida.

Você também pode aproveitar a viagem para ficar alguns dias em Natal ou na Praia da Pipa , que têm um pouco mais de agito e podem incrementar sua viagem.

São Miguel do Gostoso, RN – Imagem: Bruna Sciera

Pousada em São Miguel do Gostoso: onde ficar

Dentre as hospedagens em São Miguel do Gostoso , boas pedidas são as pousadas Casa de Taipa , Enseada do Gostoso e Villa di Luna , ficam pertinho do mar e têm café da manhã incluído na diária.

Reserve aqui sua Excursão a São Miguel do Gostoso!

9 – Boipeba

Um verdadeiro paraíso ainda pouco conhecido na Bahia: assim é Boipeba , a encantadora vizinha de Morro de São Paulo, ao sul de Salvador .  Ideal para curtir belos dias de sol e maravilhosas praias quase desertas, esse pedacinho do litoral baiano é imperdível para quem precisa relaxar.  Boipeba ainda está sendo descoberta pelos turistas que visitam praias maravilhosas como Tassimirim, Moreré, Bainema e Ponta dos Castelhanos. 

Um destino para aproveitar sem pressa, Boipeba cada vez ganha destaque entre os viajantes que buscam sossego, praias desertas e um lugar perfeito para relaxar. Se o que você procura é um paraíso cercado de tranquilidade, coqueiros, mar calmo e algumas das melhores piscinas naturais do Nordeste , Boipeba é o seu lugar na Bahia!

Praia do Tassimirim, em Boipeba

Pousada em Boipeba: onde ficar

Na Ilha de Boipeba há opções de pousadas à beira-mar, à beira-rio e também nas ruas internas. As duas principais regiões para hospedagem são o vilarejo da Velha Boipeba e Moreré. Pertinho do centro de Velha Boipeba, vale conferir a  Casa Namoa e a Pousada Sossego . Em Moreré, confira as maravilhosas pousadas  Alizées Moreré  e  Ventos Morere Hotel & Beach Club . Veja neste post mais opções de hospedagens em Boipeba .

10 – São Miguel dos Milagres, Alagoas

Ideal para quem quer sossego na beira do mar, São Miguel dos Milagres é considerada uma das melhores praias do Brasil . Com direito a muita água de coco, a pequena Milagres é um destino pequeno e simples, sugerido a quem não procura badalação ou grandes estruturas. É um lugar para quem quer apenas desfrutar de bons dias na beira da praia, curtindo praias com um colorido digno do título de Caribe Brasileiro .

São Miguel dos Milagres – AL

Pousada em São Miguel dos Milagres: onde ficar

Uma das pousadas precursoras do turismo local é a  Pousada do Toque , na Praia do Toque. Outra dica para quem procura conforto e um pouco de luxo é  Pedras do Patacho Hotel Boutique , também conhecido na região. Com perfil mais econômico e com boas avaliações de quem já se hospedou, as dicas são o  Naim Milagres e  Sollaris Ecopousada . Confira aqui mais hospedagens em São Miguel dos Milagres .

Veja o TOP 05 passeios em São Miguel dos Milagres e reserve hoje!

– Excursão privada a São Miguel dos Milagres -Excursão a São Miguel dos Milagres – Rota de buggy entre Maragogi e São Miguel dos Milagres – Tour privado por São Miguel – Tour completo de 2 dias por São Miguel

11 – Jericoacoara, Ceará

Já bastante conhecida entre os turistas brasileiros e até estrangeiros, Jericoacoara é uma vila pequena na beira do mar, que está em uma região de dunas e próxima de lagoas de águas cristalinas. É um destino com vários hotéis e pousadas, ótimos restaurantes e que promete dias com lindos fins de tarde a partir da Duna do Pôr-do-Sol , que é uma das atrações da vila. Para quem gosta de velejar, é um lugar ótimo e para quem ainda não veleja, pode ser uma boa oportunidade para começar o esporte!

Leia nosso Guia completo de Jericoacoara !

Lagoas de Jericoacoara, no Ceará / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Pousada em Jericoacoara: onde ficar

Uma pousada simpática, pequenina e muito bem localizada em Jericoacoara é a Baobá , ideal para quem procura algo econômico e central. Se você quiser uma pousada com um pouco mais de estrutura, indicamos a  Villa Cajú , a  Espaço Nova Era  e a  Pousada Carcará , com ótimo atendimento dos funcionários e uma piscina gostosa para curtir o fim de tarde, ou então o  Hotel Villa Terra Viva . Saiba mais onde ficar em Jericoacoara .

Agende aqui o Tour de quadriciclo em Jericoacoara!

12 – Península de Maraú, Bahia

A vila de Barra Grande é um popular destino na Península de Maraú , na Bahia. O acesso ao local não é tão simples e faz com que o lugar seja um recanto de tranquilidade. Com piscinas naturais, uma vila pequenina e ritmo lento, ela é o ponto de chegada para explorar praias próximas, como a Praia de Taipu de Fora , a Praia de Algodões , e a Praia da Ponta do Mutá. Para quem busca uma viagem ao Nordeste com direito a paisagens naturais e belas praias, a região se encaixa perfeitamente!

Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada na Península de Maraú: onde ficar

Em Barra Grande, a oferta de hospedagem é ampla. Para ficar perto do centro, veja o requintado Hotel Villa Balidendê , e com pé na areia, confira a Pousada Mediterrâneo . Em Taipu de Fora, na região com maior contração de pousadas, confira a  Pousada Taipu de Fora . Para um precinho mais em conta, tente a a  Pousada Brisa do Mar . Confira aqui mais opções de pousadas em Barra Grande e Península de Maraú .

13 – Maceió, Alagoas

A capital de Alagoas, Maceió , reserva lindas praias aos seus visitantes e promete inesquecíveis passeios por seu litoral. Ela é uma capital de pequeno porte, tem ótimos restaurantes, bons preços nos hotéis e uma orla deliciosa para caminhar no fim de tarde.

A tarefa mais difícil na cidade é escolher sua praia preferida, já que são muitas praias bonitas em Maceió , dentre elas a Praia de Ponta Verde , a Praia de Pajuçara , onde se pode fazer um passeio de jangada às piscinas naturais e praias vizinhas próximas como a Praia do Francês e Praia do Gunga . Quem quiser ainda pode esticar a viagem a Maragogi , que também encanta pelas piscinas naturais.

Orla de Maceió – Alagoas / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hotel em Maceió: onde ficar

Os melhores bairros para se hospedar em Maceió são Pajuçara, Ponta Verde e Jatiúca. Para quem procura uma acomodação econômica e bem localizada, sugiro o hotel Praia Bonita Jatiúca . Para quem prefere hotéis de nível intermediário, você pode se hospedar no Holiday Inn . Se preferir hotéis mais estruturados e um pouco mais luxuosos, indico o  Meridiano Hotel , com uma piscina maravilhosa, e o  Best Western Premier Maceió . Quer mais opções? Veja aqui onde se hospedar em Maceió .

Confira també ma nossa seleção de hotéis em Maceió : 9 opções sem erro para garantir uma viagem incrível!

14 – Praia da Pipa (Tibau do Sul), Rio Grande do Norte

Com uma praia mais linda que a outra, a região da Praia da Pipa , que é considerada uma das  melhores praias do Brasil , é aquele destino perfeito para quem quer curtir um lugar na beira do mar, que tem tanto sossego quanto um pouco mais de agito. O lugar tem uma beleza exuberante, com praias belíssimas onde se formam piscinas naturais ou onde você pode apreciar golfinhos saltando livremente. Vale a pena fazer mais do que um simples passeio de um dia saindo de Natal e dedicar alguns dias a explorar com calma as belas praias da região, como a Baía dos Golfinhos , cercada por falésias, e a Praia do Madeiro .

Praia do Amor, em Pipa – RN / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Pousada na Praia da Pipa: onde ficar

Há pousadas bem avaliadas e muito bem localizadas em Pipa: a Pousada Barbara , o  Recanto da Mata Pipa  e a  Pousada Arriba Pipa . Também há opções de hotéis em Pipa. Um dos mais reservados deles é o  Sun Bay Pipa Hotéis , com quartos com vista para o jardim, piscina com bar e restaurante. Se ficou em dúvida, confira todas nossas indicações para saber onde ficar em Pipa .

Reserve aqui excursão às praias de Pipa!

15 – Porto de Galinhas (Ipojuca), Pernambuco

Queridinha dos turistas de todo país, Porto de Galinhas é um destino perfeito para os amantes de sombra e água fresca. Com um centrinho bem estruturado, pousadas simples ou alguns dos melhores resorts do Brasil (veja aqui dicas sobre os resorts de Porto de Galinhas) , a vila é um lugar que agrada a pessoas de todas as idades e bolsos. Sol o ano inteiro, praias bonitas e lindas piscinas naturais não faltam por lá!

Veja aqui nosso Guia de Porto de Galinhas ou e o que fazer em Porto de Galinhas ou leia também sobre os resorts de Porto de Galinhas !

Porto de Galinhas, um dos melhores destinos no Nordeste

Hotel em Porto de Galinhas: onde ficar

A oferta de hotéis em Porto de Galinhas é enorme! Se quiser ficar em Muro Alto e curtir toda a estrutura de um resort, as dicas são o  Summerville . Próximo ao Pontal do Cupe, que tem piscinas naturais, está o  Pontal de Ocaporã . Perto da vila, uma opção econômica é a pousada  Pérola do Porto , que tem acomodações simples e próxima ao mar. Leia aqui nossas dicas de hotéis em Porto de Galinhas  em que nos hospedamos!

16 – Lençóis Maranhenses, Maranhão

As dunas de areia e lagoas com águas cristalinas formadas pelas chuvas nos Lençóis Maranhenses tornam o lugar tão belo que já foi várias vezes cenário de filmes. A região dos Lençóis oferece uma paisagem realmente única e surpreendente! É mais uma boa dica para quem busca contato com a natureza e paisagens exóticas. Atins , localizada na região, integra nossa lista de melhores praias do Nordeste !

Confira nossas dicas para sua primeira viagem aos Lençóis Maranhenses !

Lençóis Maranhenses – Melhores Destinos / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Lençóis Maranhenses: onde ficar

Quem pretende visitar os Lençóis Maranhenses conta com três cidades base principais para hospedagem: Barreirinhas, Santo Amaro e Atins. Nelas você pode ficar na Pousada Barreirinhas , Pousada Rancho das Dunas , e na Vila Vento , respectivamente. No nosso Guia de Destinos há mais hospedagens para você conferir.

17 – Itacaré, Bahia

Localizada no Sul da Bahia e a cerca de 70 km de Ilhéus, Itacaré é um refúgio de praias bem preservadas, cercadas pela mata atlântica. É um lugar onde se encontra trechos de praias desertas , que são ideais para quem quer renovar as energias e também praias com boas ondas, ideais para quem gosta de surfar. Entre as praias de Itacaré que vale a pena colocar no roteiro estão Praia de Itacarezinho , Havaizinho e Camboinha .

Itacaré – Bahia / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Itacaré: onde ficar

A oferta de pousadas em Itacaré agrada aos turistas, que contam com uma grande variedade de preços e níveis de luxo. São várias as localizações, como o Centro e Pituba, Praia da Coroa, Praia da Concha e Praia da Tiririca. Por lá há hospedagens como o Barracuda Hotel & Villas , a Casa de Gabriella e a Pousada Burundanga (veja mais hospedagens em Itacaré ).

18 – Arraial d’Ajuda (Porto Seguro), Bahia

Indicada para quem procura uma cidade charmosa, na beira do mar, com variedade de restaurantes e pousadas para todos os bolsos, Arraial d’Ajuda faz parte do município de Porto Seguro, onde você encontra desde badalação a muito sossego. Arraial é justamente um meio termo entre os distritos de Porto Seguro, nem tão movimentada como a própria sede ( Porto Seguro ) e nem tão pacata quanto Caraíva , mas com muito charme, variedade de lojas, boa gastronomia e sol o ano todo.

Arraial d’Ajuda, Bahia / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Pousada em Arraial d’Ajuda: onde ficar

Decidir onde ficar em Arraial d’Ajuda não é tarefa fácil, pois há pousadas espalhadas por toda a vila. Algumas regiões são mais recomendadas para hospedagem, como o Centro Histórico, a Rua do Mucugê, a beira-mar de algumas praias e o alto do Mucugê. Localizada na praça do Centro Histórico, uma boa pedida é a Anbê Hospedaria , que funciona em um charmoso casarão antigo. No início da Rua do Mucugê, vale conferir a  Ekoss Pousada . Uma opção com pé na areia é o Aquarela Praia Hotel , e no alto do Mucugê é  Pousada Beijo do Vento . Veja outras hospedagens em Arraial d’Ajuda aqui.

Reserve aqui o voo de parapente em Arraial d’Ajuda!

19 – Morro de São Paulo, Bahia

A um curto trajeto de Salvador está um destino super balado do nosso Nordeste , que ferve de gente no Carnaval e oferece muita tranquilidade fora de temporada. A idílica de Morro de São Paulo tem poucas praias, mas que são lindas e cheias de piscinas naturais. Viaje para lá na maré baixa (confira aqui nossas dicas sobre a tábua de maré ) e você se encantará! Morro de São Paulo é vizinha da Ilha de Boipeba , que também não economiza em beleza e oferece cenários ainda mais intocados aos seus visitantes.

Morro de São Paulo, Bahia – Imagem: Camille Panzera

Pousada em Morro de São Paulo: onde ficar

Morro de São Paulo não é um destino muito grande e dificilmente você estará mal localizado. Para se hospedar no centro da vila, uma boa opção é a Pousada Passárgada . Em Primeira Praia, vale conhecer a Pousada Bahia Bacana . Para se hospedar de frente para o mar na Segunda Praia, confira a  Pousada Bahia Tambor . Ou busque um pouco de luxo na Terceira Praia, na Pousada Minha Louca Paixão . Saiba tudo sobre onde se hospedar em Morro de São Paulo .

20 – Tamandaré, Pernambuco

Tamandaré é uma cidade do Sul pernambucano, localizada a 113 km de Recife , e é um destino para quem gosta de pouco movimento. A cidade é famosa por suas praias tranquilas de águas cristalinas, e por suas piscinas naturais. A praia mais famosa de lá é a Praia dos Carneiros , uma das mais bonitas do Brasil, que tem restaurantes e pousadas próprios e vem se tornando um destino cada vez mais procurado por turistas.

Praia dos Carneiros, em Tamandaré. Foto: Vanessa Lima

Pousada em Tamandaré: onde ficar

Se for ficar na Praia dos Carneiros, boas pedidas são a Pousada dos Carneiros , os Bangalôs do Gameleiro , o  Pontal dos Carneiros Beach Bungalows  e o  Hotel Coral Beach . Confira mais opções de hotéis e pousadas em Tamandaré aqui .

21 – Maragogi, Alagoas

Pacata e simples, Maragog i se tornou, pouco a pouco, um dos mais desejados destinos do Nordeste. Seu litoral faz a região ser conhecida como o Caribe Brasileiro e suas piscinas naturais quando conhecidas em um bonito dia de sol e em época de maré baixa, surpreendem pelas águas cristalinas e refrescantes. É uma boa dica para quem quer paz ou ficar em um belo resort all inclusive, como o Salinas Maragogi , sem se preocupar com mais nada.

Leia também: Resorts de Maragogi – qual escolher?

Maragogi, Alagoas / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hospedagem em Maragogi: onde ficar

A partir da região central saem passeios para as piscinas naturais e nela estão hospedagens como o Hotel Areias Belas , a  Pousada Olhos D’água  e a  Pousada Taieiras . O grande destaque da cidade alagoana, no que diz respeito aos  resorts , fica por conta do  Salinas Maragogi , integrado à natureza, all inclusive e que oferece lazer para pessoas de todas as idades. Fique por dentro e saiba onde ficar em Maragogi .

Reserve agora o passeio de lancha pelas piscinas naturais de Maragogi!

22 – Aracaju, Sergipe

A capital sergipana mescla ares de uma cidade do interior com os atrativos de uma cidade grande. Aracaju tem uma ótima orla para caminhar, passeios e praias (muitas vezes vazias) com um lindo pôr-do-sol . A gastronomia com direito ao melhor da culinária nordestina é uma “atração” a não perder na cidade! Você também pode aproveitar uma viagem à região para conhecer os Cânions do Rio São Francisco , que ficam localizados na região de Xingó.

Orla de Aracaju / Imagem: Luiza Machado

Hotel em Aracaju: onde ficar

A maior oferta de hotéis em Aracaju está na Orla de Atalaia. Entre os hotéis na Orla de Atalaia, recomendamos o  ibis Budget e o  Jatobá Praia Hotel . Quando fomos para Aracaju, ficamos no ARCUS HOTEL By Atlântica  e no  Aquarios Praia Hotel , os dois com excelente localização e bom custo-benefício. Saiba onde ficar em Aracaju no nosso Guia de Destinos .

23 – Praia do Forte (Mata de São João), Bahia

A Praia do Forte está localizada a cerca de 80 km de Salvador, na Bahia, e é um refúgio para quem busca sossego. É um lugar delicioso para aproveitar o mar, suas paisagens naturais, conhecer o famoso Projeto Tamar e relaxar. Seja para curtir sua atmosfera tranquila ou para aproveitar um de seus ótimos resorts, como o Iberostar Selection Praia do Forte e o Tivoli Ecoresort , a Praia do Forte é sempre uma boa ideia e tem uma energia contagiante!

Tivoli Ecoresort Praia do Forte

Pousada em Praia do Forte: onde ficar

Se você não for ficar em um resort, confira o Refúgio da Vila , com linda piscina e ampla área verde; a  Pousada Tatuapara , a  Pousada Ogum Marinho  e a  Pousada dos Artistas , bem localizadas entre o caminho para a praia e a rua dos restaurantes; o  Hotel Via dos Corais , um dos mais reservados de Praia do Forte; e a  Pousada Casa do Forte , com ambiente aconchegante.

Leia também: 10 praias da Bahia que você precisa conhecer ! Melhores resorts all inclusive da Bahia

24 – Caraíva (Porto Seguro), Bahia

O acesso um pouco mais trabalhoso do que outros destinos baianos faz com que a pequena Caraíva permaneça como um local bucólico e bem preservado. Andar com os pés na areia e curtir sossegados dias na beira do mar, sem hora para nada, é o maior desejo de quem visita esse vilarejo baiano. Ela é considerada uma das mais belas praias da Bahia e pode servir como apoio para conhecer a Praia do Camarão e Praia do Satu, além de fazer passeios para a idílica  Praia do Espelho e Ponta do Corumbau .

Caraíva – Bahia / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Caraíva: onde ficar

A Vila de Caraíva é quase inteiramente dedicada ao turismo. Quem está em busca de uma pousada próxima à beira-mar pode conferir a lindíssima  Le Paxa e a  Pousada Coco Brasil . Para quem procura boa relação custo x benefício, boas pedidas são a Pousada Estrela do Mar e a Pousada Raiz Forte . Ou veja outras opções de hospedagens em Caraíva .

25 – Natal, Rio Grande do Norte

Entre o mar e dunas douradas, cresceu Natal , a cidade na “esquina do Brasil”. A capital potiguar é um destino de hotéis com preços razoáveis, gastronomia de primeira e ótimos passeios . É um destino para toda a família, que pode curtir o belo visual do  Morro do Careca , curtir um banho na Praia de Ponta Negra e fazer um  passeio de buggy , tomar um banho em água doce na   Lagoa de Pitangui ou visitar o maior cajueiro do mundo , que é realmente surpreendente!

Praia de Ponta Negra, Natal – RN / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hotel em Natal: onde ficar

Quando falamos em  hotéis em Natal , Ponta Negra é, sem dúvidas, o local mais procurado e mais popular para hospedagens. Nessa área, você encontra acomodações como o  Pizzato Praia Hotel e o Aquaria Natal Hotel , que fica na beira da praia. Outra região é a Via Costeira, que reúne diversos resorts na beira do mar. Já estivemos hospedados no Serhs Natal Grand Hotel & Resort , um dos melhores hotéis em Natal. Outra opção é o Ocean Palace Beach Resort . Confira nossas dicas sobre onde ficar em Natal .

26 – Trancoso, Bahia

Parte do município de Porto Seguro , Trancoso é um distrito encantador, simples e elegante, e hoje muito popular entre celebridades. O lugar tem praias lindas e trechos muito pacatos, quase sem ninguém. O famoso “ Quadrado ”, no centrinho é o local da cidade que reúne restaurantes e lojinhas, mas a  Praia dos Nativos e e a Praia dos Coqueiros são também figura marcada no itinerário de quem visita a região.

Confira aqui o que fazer em Trancoso ! 

Pousada em Trancoso: onde ficar

Trancoso é desses destinos onde vale pesquisar bem para escolher uma deliciosa pousada. Há muita oferta de hospedagem no Quadrado de Trancoso, com excelente relação custo x benefício procure a Pousada Café Cultura e  a  Pousada Hospedaria do Quadrado . Para quem procura um pouco mais de conforto e até um certo luxo, vale conferir a UXUA Casa Hotel & Spa e a Pousada Capim Santo . Fique por dentro das nossas dicas para a hora de escolher uma pousada em Trancoso .

27 – Olinda, Pernambuco

A cidade de Olinda, vizinha de Recife , possui um centro histórico que atrai turistas todos os anos por seu Carnaval, e suas belezas naturais e urbanas. A cidade tem praias com formações rochosas e, principalmente, cenários urbanos que são uma graça e que podem ser vistos por passeios a pés entre suas ladeiras e ruas de paralelepípedo, enfeitadas por casas antigas e coloridas.

Olinda, Pernambuco – Imagem: Prefeitura de Olinda

Pousada em Olinda: onde ficar

Para aproveitar ao máximo as atrações locais, o mais indicado é escolher uma acomodação em Olinda que fique perto do centro da cidade. Entre as possibilidades estão a Pousada Convento da Conceição , a  Pousada dos Quatro Cantos e o  Hotel 7 Colinas .

Clique aqui e reserve seu ingresso para a Excursão a Olinda e ao Instituto Ricardo Brennand!

Lugares para viajar no Norte do Brasil

28 – jalapão, tocantins.

Descoberto por boa parte dos brasileiros há poucos anos, o Jalapão oferece as mais diversas paisagens naturais, entre elas fervedouros de águas cristalinas, cachoeiras e dunas. É um destino lindo e muito diferente, ideal para fugir dos grandes centros urbanos e relaxar dentre as belezas do cerrado. Para quem gosta de aventuras e está disposto a alguns dias em meio a uma natureza rústica, com certeza será uma viagem inesquecível!

Veja mais dicas sobre o Jalapão .

Dunas do Jalapão, Tocantins / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada no Jalapão: onde ficar

As principais cidades para quem procura hospedagem no Jalapão são: Ponte Alta ( Pousada Águas do Jalapão ), Mateiros ( Pousada Beira da Mata ) e São Félix ( Cachoeiras do Jalapão ). Veja mais sobre  hospedagem e onde ficar no Jalapão .

29 – Alter do Chão (Santarém), Pará

Alter do Chão ganhou fama mundial ao ser considerada pelo jornal The Guardian como um dos melhores destinos de praia do Brasil . E o título é merecido: a cidade paraense tem mesmo praias dignas dos mais esplendorosos cenários do país e, vale ressaltar, tudo cercado pelo intenso verde amazônico e regado a muita água doce dos rios Tapajós e Arapiuns. O melhor destino do Pará te espera com bancos de areia branquinha, banhos de rio refrescantes, florestas , claro, uma culinária espetacular!

Leia nossas dicas de Alter do Chão e nosso Guia completo de Alter do Chão .

Alter do Chão, Pará / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Altar do Chão: onde ficar

A vila de Alter do Chão é bem pequena e dificilmente você estará mal localizado. Se a busca for por uma experiência mais autêntica e integrada à natureza com todo o conforto, veja a Villa Arumã Pousada . Para quem quer uma hospedagem mais próxima ao centro, vale conferir o Hotel Borari . Já à beira do rio, porém afastada do centro, uma boa opção é o  Beloalter Hotel . Se a intenção for economizar, procure pelo  Hostel Pousada do Tapajós . Saiba tudo sobre onde ficar em Alter do Chão .

30 – Manaus, Amazonas

Visitar Manaus é desbravar uma parte da história do Brasil que surpreende e que muita gente não conhece. Rica culturalmente e com uma natureza impressionante, ela pode ser o ponto de partida para desbravar as belezas da floresta Amazônica, conhecer novos sabores e a pluralidade de nosso país. Visitando a cidade, não dá para perder um passeio para admirar o encontro das águas do Rio Negro e Solimões ou uma visita no Teatro Amazonas , símbolo da cultura local.

Teatro Amazonas, Manaus

Hotel em Manaus: onde ficar

Quatro bairros concentram os hotéis em Manaus: Centro, Adrianópolis, Ponta Negra e o Distrito Industrial. Boas pedidas são o TRYP by Wyndham Manaus , o Ibis budget Manaus , o Hotel Adrianópolis All Suites e a famosa experiência a bordo do Iberostar Heritage Grand Amazon – All inclusive . Leia mais sobre onde ficar em Manaus .

Confira aqui o tour de 2 dias pela floresta amazônica!

Lugares para viajar no Sudeste do Brasil

31 – diamantina, minas gerais.

Os charmosos casarões e igrejas centenárias que compõem as ruas de pedras estão entre as maiores atrações de Diamantina. E é esse cenário impressionante que serve de palco para o maior espetáculo local: a Vesperata . O show, que reúne dezenas de instrumentistas nas varandas dos edifícios históricos, é comandado por um maestro em meio ao público e emociona a todos os turistas, que têm o privilégio de assistir ao espetáculo.

Patrimônio Cultural da Humanidade declarado pela Unesco, Diamantina é um destino bem fácil de ser explorado e pode tranquilamente ser visitado nos  feriados 2024 . Aproveite e já se organize para conhecer esse cantinho charmoso de Minas Gerais.

Pousada em Diamantina: onde ficar

Decidir onde se hospedar em Diamantina será tarefa fácil. Grande parte das atrações turísticas da cidade está localizada no Centro Histórico, portanto, é a melhor área. Entre os melhores hotéis dessa região estão o Pouso da Chica e o Hotel Tijuco (com projeto arquitetônico de Oscar Niemeyer). Com preços mais acessíveis, mas ainda no centro, é possível se hospedar na Pousada Ouro de Minas . Fique por dentro das nossas dicas para saber onde ficar em Diamantina .

32 – Tiradentes, Minas Gerais

Com um centro histórico charmoso e ruas que são um convite aos passeios ao ar livre, Tiradentes é uma delícia de destino para curtir um pouco de sossego e espairecer. É um lugar de gastronomia invejável, ótimo para não fazer muita coisa e simplesmente aproveitar para estar por lá, descansar e apreciar belas paisagens. O Largo das Forras e a  Igreja Matriz de Santo Antônio são dois passeios simples, mas que valem entrar no seu roteiro.

Leia aqui: 30 cidades que amamos em Minas Gerais !

Tiradentes, Minas Gerais / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Tiradentes: onde ficar

Tiradentes surpreende pela grande variedade de charmosas pousadas que oferece aos viajantes. Entre as opções de pousadas no Centro Histórico, vale conferir o resort Santíssimo Trindade e a Solar da Ponte . Voltadas para o lado do Rio onde está o Centro Histórico, é possível escolher entre pousadas como a  Villa Alegra e o Solar da Terra Tiradentes . Outras opções de hospedagens em Tiradentes você confere aqui .

33 – Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais

Entre ladeiras e ruas de pedra com casarões coloniais, vive a charmosa Ouro Preto . Destino cheio de história, com igrejas de grande valor cultural e uma ótima estrutura. Localizada a apenas 100 km da capital Belo Horizonte, Ouro Preto é ótima pedida para um passeio de bate e volta e também para dias de intenso mergulho na história e arte do Brasil. É uma cidade muito gostosa para caminhar, comer bem e sentir o tão acalorado acolhimento mineiro.

Confira aqui nossas dicas dos pontos turísticos de Ouro Preto .

Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Ouro Preto: onde ficar

O hotel de maior destaque em Ouro Preto é a  Pousada do Mondego , com um certo luxo aliado à rusticidade e à incrível vista para a Igreja de São Francisco de Assis. Já o  Grande Hotel de Ouro Preto é ótimo para quem curte design e arquitetura (o projeto é de Oscar Niemeyer). Entre as opções de hostels, o  Varanda Hostel e Galeria de Arte  e o  Viva Chico Rei Hostel se destacam pela excelente localização aliada a bom preço. Ficou em dúvida? Confira nossas sugestões completas sobre onde ficar em Ouro Preto .

34 – Poços de Caldas, Minas Gerais

A cidade mineira leva esse nome por sua atração turística mais famosa: suas nascentes e fontes de água vulcânicas que, desde sua descoberta, são usadas em banhos termais para tratamento de enfermidades. Ainda hoje a cidade conta com hotéis que oferecem banhos nas famosas águas por preços acessíveis e uma boa estrutura. É um destino muito conhecido entre os mineiros e que pode surpreender!

Poços de Caldas, Minas Gerais / Imagem: Ciro Benevides

Hotel em Poços de Caldas: onde ficar

Poços de Caldas tem uma boa rede hoteleira, e alguns hotéis contam com vista da Serra de São Domingos. Três opções interessantes são o Palace Hotel – Poços de Caldas , o Minas Garden Hotel e o ibis Poços de Caldas . Mais hotéis em Poços de Caldas você confere aqui .

Leia também : Resort em Poços de Caldas – 6 opções para você curtir o sul de Minas

35 – Inhotim (Brumadinho), Minas Gerais

A cidade de Brumadinho passou por grandes tragédias, mas é também a casa de um dos maiores acervos de arte contemporânea do mundo, o maravilhoso Inhotim . O local ocupa um enorme espaço na cidade e tem atrações muito diferentes, a céu aberto, com direito a muitas árvores e contato com a natureza, a apenas 60 km de Belo Horizonte . A experiência, que mistura arte e natureza, é fantástica para pessoas de todas as idades e vale entrar na sua listinha de desejos!

Inhotim, Minas Gerais / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Inhotim: onde ficar

Quer uma hospedagem em Brumadinho ? Três boas pedidas são a Pousada Villa Recanto dos Lagos , o Chalezinho Pousada e o Pousada Alta Vista .

36 – Visconde de Mauá, Rio de Janeiro

Com trilhas, cachoeiras , morros e muita interação com a natureza, Visconde de Mauá, no Rio de Janeiro e bem pertinho de Minas Gerais, é um destino para quem quer aproximação com a natureza. A cidade é pequenina e muito legal para quem busca um fim de semana tranquilo, ideal para conhecer a fauna e flora da região e renovar a energias antes de voltar pro dia-a-dia cheio de atividades.

Visconde de Mauá / Imagem: Rosanetur

Pousada em Visconde de Mauá: onde ficar

Em uma cidade cercada por natureza, escolher a hospedagem ideal em Vicente de Mauá pode ser a melhor forma de descansar e relaxar bastante no destino. Pertinho do centro fica a Pousada Vista Bonita . Um pouco mais distante, mas com direito a rio e cachoeira na propriedade, temos a Pousada da Gruta . Para quem busca uma vista incrível, uma boa pedida é Pousada Lua de Minas .

37 – Monte Verde, Minas Gerais

Boa dica para quem busca um destino com clima ameno e nas montanhas, Monte Verde é um dos principais destinos do Sul de Minas Gerais , e fica próxima a São Paulo . A cidade tem trilhas, um centrinho charmoso com lojas e restaurantes, e hospedagens ótimas para quem quer paz. O destaque aqui é escolher um hotel ou pousada bem charmoso, com vista para as montanhas e lareiras, o que faz um destino perfeito para casais em lua de mel. Se você já esteve em Campos do Jordão e procura algo similar, mas com menos agito (e mais barato!) dê uma chance a Monte Verde! Você não vai se arrepender!

Monte Verde, Minas Gerais

Pousada em Monte Verde: onde ficar

Os hotéis em Monte Verde (MG) são pra lá de charmosos. Dentre as opções no destino, ficamos e recomendamos as três seguintes hospedagens: a Pousada Jardim Monte Verde , a Pousada Cerejeiras e a Pousada Spa Mirante da Colyna . Outras indicações de hotéis e pousadas em Monte Verde você confere aqui .

Veja aqui o Tour de 4×4 por Monte Verde!

38 – Paraty, Rio de Janeiro

Paraty é uma cidade que agrada a viajantes com gostos distintos. A cidade tem praias lindas e cachoeiras, mas também possui atrações históricas e uma excelente gastronomia. É o tipo de cidade que tem muita variedade de atrativos, ótima para andar a pé na região central e se encantar com a arquitetura dos casarões coloniais e ruas de pedra. Ao marcar sua viagem para essa graciosa cidade, reserve um tempo para conhecer suas praias e  cachoeiras , mas também para passear pelo  Centro Histórico , que tem quarteirões tombados como patrimônio do IPHAN e recentemente como Patrimônio da UNESCO.

Centro histórico de Paraty – RJ / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Paraty: onde ficar

A maior concentração de hotéis em Paraty está na área do Centro Histórico. Todavia, há também uma boa oferta em praias mais distantes. Quem quer viver uma experiência inesquecível pode procurar as disputadas Pousada Literária de Paraty  e  Casa Turquesa . Com boa relação custo/benefício, boas pedidas são a lindíssima  Pousada Arte Urquijo e a  Pousada do Cais (com vista para o mar). E com valores mais acessíveis, há a  Pousada Arte Colonial e a Pousada Bartholomeu . Quer outras opções? Veja aqui onde ficar em Paraty .

39 – Olímpia, São Paulo

Localizada no Norte do Estado de São Paulo, Olímpia é um lugar famoso por seus parques aquáticos e por suas fontes de água termais, ótimas para relaxar em piscinas quentes, que ficam uma delícia no inverno . A cidade abriga o famoso Thermas dos Laranjais , um dos maiores parques aquáticos da América Latina, com atrações para pessoas de todas as idades!

Veja aqui o que fazer em Olímpia .

Hotel em Olímpia: onde ficar

Olímpia conta com mais de 20 mil leitos. Dentre eles estão o Hot Beach Resort , que fica o lado do parque de mesmo nome, o Enjoy Olímpia Park Resort , o Celebration Hot Beach e o Thermas Park Resort & Spa . Confira aqui outras opções de hospedagens em Olímpia .

40 – Brotas, São Paulo

Conhecida pelos amantes de esportes radicais e aventuras, Brotas, no Estado de São Paulo, é um destino para quem busca diversão e contato com a natureza. São diversas as atividades que a cidade proporciona, entre elas a visita a cachoeiras , rafting, arvorismo, percursos em tirolesa, canoísmo, passeios em quadriciclos e muito mais! A cidade está entre os melhores lugares para viajar no Brasil para quem gosta de ecoturismo e esportes. Se você também é fã de novas emoções e aventuras, vale a pena reservar um tempo para conhecer Brotas!

Imagem: Sofia Prado

Hotel em Brotas: onde ficar

Brotas conta com uma boa oferta de  hotéis e pousadas para todos os tipos de viajantes. Os  hotéis-fazenda de melhor estrutura são mais afastados, mas são perfeitos para quem viaja com crianças ou quer ficar bastante tempo no hotel. Dentre as hospedagens você vai encontrar as pousadas Caminho das Águas e Dona Emília , e os hotéis Boutique Frangipani e Hotel Fazenda Areia Que Canta .

41 – Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais

Moderna e histórica, a capital mineira foi uma das primeiras cidades planejadas do Brasil e reserva aos seus visitantes passeios gostosos ao redor da Lagoa da Pampulha , com direito a construções projetadas por Niemeyer, como a Igreja da Pampulha . Belo Horizonte tem uma gastronomia para ninguém botar defeito e um número incalculável de bares e botecos , em que você pode fazer amizades ou tomar uma boa cerveja.

Lagoa da Pampulha em Belo Horizonte – Foto: Monique Renne

Hotel em Belo Horizonte: onde ficar

Os hotéis de BH estão bem concentrados em poucas regiões, assim como as principais atrações turísticas. As regiões que mais concentram hospedagens são os bairros de Lourdes, Savassi e o Centro. No bairro de Lourdes, veja o H2 Platinum Lourdes  e o  Belo Horizonte Plaza . Na Savassi, há opções como o  Tulip Inn Belo Horizonte e o Max Savassi Apart Service . Entre as opções de hotéis no Centro estão o  Normandy Hotel e o Hotel Financial . Clique aqui para saber mais sobre onde ficar em Belo Horizonte .

Veja aqui o Tour por Belo Horizonte!

42- Petrópolis, Rio de Janeiro

A cidade imperial é uma delícia para curtir dias de clima ameno e descobrir mais de perto um pouco da história do Brasil. Com bastante verde ao seu redor e atrações como o Museu Imperial, a Casa de Santos Dumont e a cervejaria Bohemia, Petrópolis e a região serrana do Rio de Janeiro são um convite ao sossego, sem deixar a desejar em infra-estrutura.

Museu Imperial de Petrópolis, RJ / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hotel em Petrópolis: onde ficar

São várias as opções de hospedagens em Petrópolis ! Pode até ser difícil escolher entre tantas possibilidades de qualidade e até com arquitetura colonial. Três belíssimas acomodações são o Hotel Casablanca Imperial , o Kastel Petrópolis e o Hotel Vila Bavária .

43 – Ilha Grande, Rio de Janeiro

Pertencente ao município de Angra dos Reis, no Rio de Janeiro, Ilha Grande tem praias paradisíacas e cristalinas que que se conectam à mata atlântica de uma maneira indescritível. Passear de barco, curtir um mergulho no mar e a difícil tarefa de decidir qual praia visitar movem o dia a dia do visitante por lá. É um ótimo destino para aproveitar um contato íntimo com a natureza e aproveitar algumas das praias mais bonitas do Sudeste brasileiro. Paraty e Ilha Grande receberam o título de patrimônio da Unesco , primeiro sítio misto, como patrimônio cultural e natural do Brasil.

Leia também: Praias de Ilha Grande – dicas para relaxar à beira-mar

Pousada em Ilha Grande: onde ficar

A experiência de viver a Ilha Grande só será completa caso você se hospede por lá. As principais opções para hospedagem estão na Vila do Abraão e na Enseada de Araçatiba. Na Vila do Abraão, a  Pousada Ancoradouro encanta por estar localizada na praia. Entre os hostels, o destaque é o Hostel Refúgio . Com um deck maravilhoso à beira-mar, a  Pousada Convés marca o meio do caminho entre as praias de Araçatiba e Praia Vermelha. Confira outras hospedagens em Ilha Grande .

44 – Holambra

Um pedacinho da Holanda no Brasil, Holambra é conhecida como a cidade das flores. E não há forma melhor do que essa para definir esse charmoso lugar que fica a cerca de 130 km de São Paulo. Holambra, afinal, vive das flores. Cheira a flores. E até oferece uma gastronomia a base de flores – são pratos e sobremesas com ingredientes, veja só, ‘floridos’, como rosas, lavanda e hibisco.

Não é exagero dizer que passear por Holambra é se deparar com flores por todos os lados. Mas essa cidade tipicamente holandesa, bastante conhecida pela Expoflora – a maior exposição de plantas e flores da América Latina – tem muito mais a oferecer para os turistas que chegam aos montes principalmente durante as férias, feriados e fins de semana.

A florida Holambra – foto: Daniel Akstein

Hotel em Holambra: onde ficar

As principais acomodações de Holambra ficam na área central, e é o melhor lugar para quem pretende fazer a maior parte dos passeios a pé. Dentre as opções, você encontrará o Holambra Garden Hotel e o Hotel 1948 . Fora do Centro uma boa pedida é a  Pousada Chácara Vivalli . Quer saber mais? Veja no nosso post onde ficar em Holambra .

Reserve aqui o Tour completo por Holambra com ingressos!

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45 – gramado, rio grande do sul.

Gramado é um dos melhores destinos no Brasil e uma cidade que oferece excelente estrutura, enorme variedade de atrativos, ótima gastronomia e que tem povo acolhedor, tornando a experiência na cidade sempre inesquecível. É um local para pessoas de todas as idades, que sempre tem algo novo para fazer ou uma nova atração para conhecer! É uma cidade que ganhou o gosto dos brasileiros e que sempre vale a pena voltar!

Ao planejar sua viagem à Serra Gaúcha, visite o Parque Estadual do Caracol , onde fica a Cascata do Caracol, passeie pela Rua Coberta  e curta um passeio ao ar livre no Lago Negro , cartão-postal da cidade.

Não deixe de conferir nosso super post d o que fazer em Gramado com mais de 80 dicas para a sua viagem a Gramado e nossas dicas de hotéis em Gramado !

Gramado – RS

Hotel em Gramado: onde ficar

Gramado possui uma excelente estrutura hoteleira, com acomodações para todos os bolsos e estilos de viajantes. O  Hotel Cercano , a um minuto a pé da Rua Coberta, oferece uma excelente localização no centro de Gramado, assim como o  Casa da Montanha , considerado um dos melhores hotéis da cidade. Para uma hospedagem charmosa e intimista, sugerimos o pequeno  Hotel Valle D’incanto , que fica em uma rua tranquila. Confira nosso post com todas as orientações para você escolher sua hospedagem em Gramado .

46 – Bento Gonçalves, Rio Grande do Sul

Bento Gonçalves é uma das cidades que faz parte do Vale dos Vinhedos , região vinícola do Rio Grande do Sul. A cidade está a cerca de duas horas de carro de Porto Alegre  e oferece lindas paisagens, com direito a muito vinho, espumante, boa gastronomia e uma imersão na cultura dos imigrantes italianos, bastante presentes nessa região da serra gaúcha.

Quando estiver na região de Bento Gonçalvez não perca o roteiro dos Caminhos de Pedra e o famoso passeio de Maria Fumaça da Serra Gaúcha .

Hotel em Bento Gonçalves: onde ficar

Turistas que visitam Bento Gonçalves, Vale dos Vinhedos e demais atrativos da região podem se hospedar no centro da cidade ou então preferir hotéis e pousadas próximos às vinícolas, inseridos na zona rural. Uma opção com bom custo-benefício no centro de Bento Gonçalves é o Lagheto Viverone . Aos que buscam requinte e belas vistas podem apostar no Hotel Spa do Vinho . Leia aqui mais detalhes sobre hotéis em Bento Gonçalves .

47 – Pomerode, Santa Catarina

Conhecida como a cidade mais alemã do Brasil, Pomerode está em Santa Catarina e se destaca pela arquitetura em estilo enxaimel, uma técnica de construção popular na Alemanha. Experimentar pratos da gastronomia alemã e cervejas variadas e artesanais está entre os programas tradicionais na pequena cidade. Embora modesta em atrações, a cidade pode render um bom passeio para quem está visitando o Sul do país!

Pomerode, SC / Imagem: Monique Renne

Pousada em Pomerode: onde ficar

Pomerode tem uma pequena rede hoteleira, mas que, até o momento, tem conseguido atender a demanda de turistas. Algumas opções na região central são a  Pousada Oma Helga , hospedagem familiar com café da manhã colonial, e a Pousada Max Pomerode , fica em um casarão tradicional da cidade. Se você estiver de carro, uma boa pedida é o Recanto Kuglin , uma casa enxaimel restaurada da década de 1930. Veja outras opções de hospedagens em Pomerode no nosso post sobre a cidade.

48 – Canela, Rio Grande do Sul

A vizinha de Gramado tem algumas das principais atrações da Serra Gaúcha, como a Cascata do Caracol e a Catedral de Pedra, mas ao mesmo tempo oferece muita tranquilidade e interação com a natureza. Canela  é um destino muito gostoso para ser descoberto com calma, com direito a um bom strudel de maçã e chocolates quentes no fim da tarde.

Cascata do Caracol, Canela – RS / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hotel em Canela: onde ficar

Muita gente que vai conhecer Gramado opta por se acomodar na vizinha Canela. Nossa equipe, por exemplo, se hospedou no Laghetto Viveroni , novinho em folha. Também no centro, fica o  Hotel Serra Nevada , com infraestrutura completa, e outro hotel da rede Laghetto, o  Vivace , bem pertinho da Catedral de Pedra. Já a Pousada Doce Canela , encanta com sua decoração vintage. Veja outras opções aqui .

Reserve aqui o seu ingresso do Skyglass Canela!

49 – Florianópolis, Santa Catarina

Capital catarinense, Florianópolis é um destino belíssimo, que mistura natureza e paisagens urbanas. A cidade tem praias para todos os gostos e desejos, seja você um amante do surf ou de praias desertas . Com lagoas, dunas, trilhas diversas, bairros cheios de história e uma gastronomia com pratos como peixes e ostras, é um destino para agradar pessoas de todas as idades! Vá no verão para curtir as praias da cidade, que ficam bastante animadas nessa época. Anote na listinha para ir visitar Jurerê Internacional , famosa por suas baladas, a extensa  Praia dos Ingleses , a  Praia Brava , que tem ondas fortes, além da  Praia Mole  e  Praia da Joaquina .

Leia aqui mais dicas de o que fazer em Florianópolis , dos melhores resorts de Santa Catarina e confira nossa página de aluguel de carros com cupons e dicas para conseguir o menor preço.

Ilha do Campeche, Florianópolis / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hotel em Florianópolis: onde ficar

Pousadas e hotéis em Florianópolis estão instalados em diversos bairros. Dentre as hospedagens disponíveis no Centro, dois hotéis em que você pode se hospedar são o  Valerim Florianópolis , com um perfil econômico, e o  Faial Prime Suítes , bem confortável e com ótimo café da manhã. Na Beira-Mar, o destaque fica por conta do  Majestic Palace Hotel , um hotel com um visual incrível e bem pertinho do shopping Beiramar. Quer saber mais? Confira onde ficar em Florianópolis .

50 – Blumenau, Santa Catarina

Casa da maior Oktoberfest fora da Alemanha e capital brasileira da cerveja, Blumenau é um destino sem igual para quem gosta de cervejas. A cidade tem forte ligação com a cultura alemã e europeia e tem edifícios em estilo enxaimel, que tornam um passeio pela cidade ainda mais legal. Vale a pena dar uma esticadinha até o Beto Carrero World , maior parque temático do Brasil, cheio de atrações que divertem adultos e principalmente a criançada! Veja aqui como comprar seu ingresso para o Beto Carrero com desconto !

Hotel em Blumenau: onde ficar

Se você pensa em ir a Blumenau no período da Oktoberfest, se antecipe com a hospedagem para não arriscar ficar sem vaga. Nas outras épocas do ano a demanda é bem mais tranquila. As principais atrações turísticas estão concentradas em uma área pequena do centro, especialmente entre a Rua XV de Novembro e o Parque Vila Germânica, então pode ser interessante se hospedar por lá, como no Hotel Glória , Hotel Europa e o Hotel Steinhausen . Confira outras opções de hospedagens em Blumenau .

51 – Urubici, Santa Catarina

O nome pode soar desconhecido, mas Urubici é um destino da Serra Catarinense, a cerca de 3 horas de carro de Florianópolis. A região tem cachoeiras, cavernas com inscrições rupestres, cânions e montanhas — é um belo destino para se conectar a natureza e esquecer a confusão das grandes cidades. O fato de ser um lugar ainda pouco explorado e ótimo para esportes na natureza são outros bons motivos para incluir Urubici e região em sua lista de próximas viagens!

Imagem: Thiago makowski

Hotel em Urubici: onde ficar

São várias hospedagens charmosas em Ubirici . Dentre elas, boas pedidas são a Pousada Valle do Avencal , a  Cabanas Cold Mountain e a  Pousada da Gruta . Muitas das acomodações são perfeitas para curtir a paisagem ou tomar um vinho no friozinho de Santa Catarina.

52 – Foz do Iguaçu, Paraná

Um dos principais destinos turísticos do Brasil, Foz do Iguaçu guarda um dos grandes tesouros naturais do país: as Cataratas do Iguaçu ,! Localizadas na divisa com a Argentina , as quedas d’águas tem um volume surpreendente. A cidade também oferece boas oportunidades para compras no Paraguai e tem cada vez mais atrações para pessoas de todas as idades. É um destino inesquecível, que vale a pena visitar ao menos uma vez na vida!

Leia também: o que fazer em Foz do Iguaçu .

Cataratas do Iguaçu, Foz do Iguaçú / Imagem: Camille Panzera

Hotel em Foz do Iguaçu: onde ficar

Na hora de decidir sua hospedagem em Foz do Iguaçu é preciso ter em mente que são duas as áreas principais em que se concentram os hotéis na cidade: o Centro e a Av. das Cataratas, a via que liga o centro ao Parque Nacional do Iguaçu. No Centro, o hotel  Bourbon Foz do Iguaçu Business é uma boa pedida. Não muito longe dali, bem no miolinho da cidade, fica o hotel Bogari , com bom custo/benefício. Se a ideia for ficar em um hotel com fácil acesso ao centro e uma excelente piscina, o  Hotel Viale Cataratas é uma boa alternativa.

Reserve seu ingressos para os passeios: – Trilha pelas cascatas secretas do Iguaçu – Caiaque ou paddle surf no rio Iguaçu + Trilha – Jantar com espetáculo folclórico – Excursão à represa de Itaipú e aos Saltos del Monday – Trilha pelo Refúgio Biológico de Itaipu

53 – Curitiba, Paraná

Limpa e bem organizada, a capital paranaense é cheia de parques, ótimos para estar ao ar livre, e atrações muito legais, como o Jardim Botânico , a Ópera de Arame e o Museu Oscar Niemeyer . É uma capital limpa, com uma super estrutura, bons restaurantes e variedade de hotéis. Leia mais dicas de Curitiba e nosso post sobre o que fazer em Curitiba .

Leia também: Conheça os principais pontos turísticos de Curitiba!

Hotel em Curitiba: onde ficar

Quase todas as opções de hospedagens em Curitiba se concentram entre o Centro, o Centro Histórico e o bairro Batel. O Trevi Hotel & Business  e o vizinho  Curitiba Palace Hotel , com quartos simples e boa tarifa, ficam localizados próximos à Biblioteca Pública; e o Ibis Curitiba Shopping  e  Mercure Curitiba Golden Hotel , estão na fronteira entre o Centro e o Batel.

54 – Cambará do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul

Cambará do Sul está localizada no Rio Grande do Sul, a cerca de 230 km de Porto Alegre, na região dos Campos de Cima da Serra. A cidade possui cânions com paisagens incríveis, cercados pela mata, como o Cânion do Itaimbezinho e Cânion Fortaleza, que são cartões-postais dessa área cheia de paisagens especiais, mas ainda pouco exploradas e conhecidas por grande parte dos brasileiros.

Imagem: Germano Roberto Schüür

Pousada em Cambará do Sul: onde ficar

Para aproveitar as belezas naturais de Cambará e depois descansar muito, selecionamos algumas hospedagens na cidade. Mais perto do centro temos a Pousada Serra Verde . Com uma bela vista há o Parador Cambará do Sul e com bom custo-benefício é possível se acomodar no Cânions de Cambará .

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Quadrilhas juninas são reconhecidas como manifestação da cultura nacional

Bailado foi trazido por europeus no século 19.

Dança tradicional dos festejos juninos, a quadrilha foi reconhecida, nesta segunda-feira (24), Dia de São João, manifestação da cultura nacional. Parte essencial de uma das festas populares mais fortes no Brasil, o bailado trazido por europeus no século 19 ganha as quadras de todo o país neste mês de junho, em homenagem aos santos Antônio, Pedro e João.

A lei 14.900, publicada no   Diário Oficial da União, adicionou a quadrilha ao texto de uma lei sancionada em 2023, que já reconhecia os festejos juninos. Além dos pratos tradicionais, a fogueira e as apresentações das danças típicas compõem as festividades, responsáveis por movimentar o turismo e aquecer a economia nesta época do ano.

De acordo com o Ministério do Turismo, as festas populares devem mobilizar mais de 21,6 milhões de pessoas, sendo que grande parte seguirá em direção ao Nordeste, onde a tradição ganha dimensões expressivas, como no município de Caruaru, em Pernambuco. Ali, são esperadas mais de 4 milhões de pessoas em 72 dias de arrasta-pé. A expectativa é que a quadra junina impacte a economia local em R$ 700 milhões.

Em Campina Grande, na Paraíba, são esperadas 3 milhões de pessoas em 33 dias de festa, onde ocorre a maior   competição de quadrilhas do país. Ceará e Bahia aparecem logo em seguida como os estados do Nordeste de festejos mais populosos, com públicos esperados de 2 milhões e 1,5 milhão respectivamente.

Já no Sudeste, Minas Gerais tem expectativa de um aumento de 20% dos participantes nas celebrações populares em diversos municípios, atingindo um público de 3 milhões de pessoas em dois meses. Em São Paulo, o arrasta-pé deve movimentar 500 mil participantes, em 300 municípios, informa o Ministério do Turismo.

Na Região Norte, a capital de Roraima, Boa Vista, promete mobilizar 370 mil pessoas e movimentar R$20 milhões. Já em Palmas, no Tocantins, 60 mil pessoas devem celebrar os santos, em cinco dias de festa do tradicional Arraiá da Capital.

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Com origens em bailes ocorridos nos palácios da França, onde os nobres dançavam em quatro duplas organizadas de forma retangular – daí o nome   quadrille,   em francês – a dança foi introduzida no Brasil no século 19. Com o passar dos anos, e a popularização da dança, agregou elementos culturais brasileiros relacionados às tradições rurais, como as vestimentas utilizadas pelos caipiras.

Em algumas regiões do Brasil, como no Maranhão, a dança ganha ainda a força do folclore, com a absorção de elementos do Bumba Meu Boi.

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