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Mucugê is one of the most atmospheric towns in Chapada Diamantina, combining preserved colonial architecture, dramatic mountain scenery, and a strong…
Ubatuba sits between the Atlantic Ocean and the Serra do Mar, creating an unusually rich setting for wildlife watching. Dense coastal rainforest, mangroves,…
Natal, on Brazil’s northeastern coast, is surrounded by sweeping white dunes, freshwater lagoons, and beaches shaped by wind and tide. These landscapes make…
Cachoeira is one of Bahia’s most atmospheric historic towns, set along the Paraguaçu River in the heart of the Recôncavo. Its cobbled streets, ornate churches,…
Rio de Janeiro can be surprisingly accessible for travelers who choose the right neighborhood and book a hostel with useful facilities. Dorm beds, shared…
Monte Roraima rises above the meeting point of Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana, its flat summit surrounded by cliffs, clouds, and unusual rock formations. The…
Salinas, in northern Minas Gerais, is one of Brazil’s most important destinations for artisanal cachaça. The drink is closely tied to the region’s dry climate,…
Rio de Janeiro seems designed for the camera. Granite peaks rise behind white beaches, tiled stairways add bold color to hillside neighborhoods, and the…
Abrolhos Marine National Park protects a remarkable chain of volcanic islands and coral reefs off the southern coast of Bahia. The archipelago is known for…
Olinda Carnival transforms the historic hills of Pernambuco into one of Brazil’s most vibrant outdoor celebrations. From the days before Ash Wednesday through…