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The Xingu Indigenous Park covers more than 27,000 square kilometres of Amazonian rainforest and cerrado in the northern state of Mato Grosso. Sixteen ethnic…
Renting a car can make a Brazilian holiday more flexible, especially when travelling between beach towns, national parks and smaller cultural destinations. It…
The pastel-coloured hills of Pernambuco hold a rhythm that most visitors never hear. When the frevo brass bands pack away their trumpets and the marathon…
The Coral Coast of Pernambuco stretches for more than 130 kilometres along Brazil's northeast, where coconut palms lean over white sand and a living reef…
The Orquidário Municipal in Santos is a peaceful urban attraction where orchids, native trees, birds and small animals create a green contrast to the city’s…
São Paulo is one of Brazil’s great food cities, and brigadeiro is among its most enjoyable small discoveries. This soft chocolate sweet, traditionally made…
Foz do Iguaçu is one of Brazil’s most rewarding border destinations, combining immense waterfalls, subtropical forest and a genuinely international atmosphere.…
The Pantanal stretches across western Brazil as the world's largest tropical wetland, a mosaic of flooded forests, savannas, and slow-moving rivers where…
Brazil's national spirit is having a moment beyond its borders, and Australians with a soft spot for craft distilling are starting to take notice. Cachaça, the…
Australians have long been chasing wellness experiences, from the mineral springs of Hepburn in regional Victoria to the day spas tucked into the Blue…