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Serra do Rio do Rastro is one of Santa Catarina’s most dramatic mountain landscapes. The famous SC-390 highway climbs the Serra Geral escarpment between Lauro…
Brazil’s immense range of habitats makes it one of the world’s finest birdwatching destinations. From flooded grasslands and rainforest canopies to Atlantic…
Teatro Amazonas is one of Manaus’s most memorable landmarks, rising from Largo de São Sebastião in the historic center. Built during the rubber boom, the opera…
Stretching along southern Bahia, the Costa do Descobrimento combines long sandy shores, Atlantic rainforest, coral reefs, river mouths, and historic towns…
Vale da Lua is one of the most distinctive geological attractions in central Brazil. Its pale, sculpted rock channels resemble a lunar landscape, shaped over…
Paraty is one of Brazil’s most atmospheric historic towns, where whitewashed colonial houses line cobbled streets and forested mountains rise behind the bay.…
The São Francisco River crosses Brazil’s dry interior before reaching the Atlantic, linking landscapes shaped by water, farming, Indigenous history, colonial…
The Pantanal is one of Brazil’s most rewarding wildlife destinations, but the experience changes dramatically with the water level. The world’s largest…
São Paulo is a city of immense scale, and its skyline becomes especially impressive after sunset. From elevated terraces, towers stretch toward the horizon,…
Brazil welcomes travelers from many countries without a tourist visa, while others must secure an electronic or consular visa before departure. The correct…