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High in Rio Grande do Sul, the Serra Gaúcha combines rolling vineyards, pine forests and cool mountain weather with strong German and Italian heritage. The…
The Rio Jacaré-Pepira is one of Brazil’s most accessible white-water rivers, flowing through Brotas in São Paulo state. Its combination of rapids, forested…
Far from Brazil’s famous beaches and major coastal cities, the sertão reveals a landscape shaped by drought, resilience and deep cultural pride. This vast…
Pelourinho is Salvador’s historic centre, a colourful hillside district known for colonial buildings, Afro-Brazilian culture, churches, music and lively…
Far off the coast of southern Bahia, the Abrolhos Archipelago protects a remarkable mix of coral reefs, volcanic islands and shallow turquoise lagoons. At low…
São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) is Brazil’s busiest aviation hub and a common stop for travellers flying between Australia, Europe and South…
Pipa, on Brazil’s northeastern coast, combines broad Atlantic beaches with protected lagoons, tidal channels and lively marine habitats. The village lies in…
Rio de Janeiro is often introduced through the familiar silhouettes of Sugarloaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer. Yet the city’s most rewarding lookouts are…
Porto Alegre is the southern Brazilian capital where urban life meets the traditions of Rio Grande do Sul. Its gaucho identity is visible in music, dress,…
Tiradentes is one of Minas Gerais’ most appealing historic towns: compact enough to explore on foot, rich in Portuguese colonial architecture and surrounded by…