Among the many natural attractions of Jericoacoara, also called “Jeri”, the dunes distinguish themselves. Enormous areas of white, fine sand, the Jeri dunes are excellent for buggy rides and a perfect place to watch a sunset.
Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro
One of the main tourist attractions in Rio de Janeiro, the mountain has two peaks connected by glass-paneled cable cars. Professional climbers prefer to follow the rock climbing routes, but visitors can reach the summit by cable car in minutes and enjoy the fantastic view up there.
Adventures in Canoa Quebrada
The huge dunes and natural pools in Canoa Quebrada are not only beautiful, they are also perfect for great adventures, such as buggy rides, sandboarding and rappel, among others.
Buzios, the Brazilian Saint-Tropez
A 8km peninsula with 23 beaches, where both Equator ocean currents and South Pole ocean currents flow. Because of that, Buzios has warm seawater beaches as well as cold seawater beaches. The place has a peculiar topography in addition to a lot of charm.
Bright green seawater, natural tidal pools, coral reefs and coconut trees are part of the landscape in Porto de Galinhas, in Brazil`s northeast coast. The beach was voted eight times in a row “The Best Brazilian Beach” by the readers of Voyage & Tourism Brazilian magazine. The lively village has also good restaurants and charming handicraft shops.
RIO DE JANEIRO
The most famous Brazilian post-card is a charming and passionate city. Dozens of tourist attractions, natural beauties and the outgoing-talkative natives make the city unique in many ways. Rio remains inspiring for poets, musicians and visitors.
AMAZON RAINFOREST
The Amazon Jungle has an unparalleled biodiversity, being the most species-rich ecosystem in the world. The jungle dimensions are huge, but not so far from the capital city Manaus there is good infrastructure with guided eco-activities for you to see and feel the planet`s lung.
PANTANAL, MATO GROSSO
The world`s largest tropical wetland covers two different states in Brazil and is home to 1000 bird species, 400 fish species, 300 mammalian species and others… capybaras, caiman alligators and even jaguars can be watched in their natural habitat. Horseback riding and fishing are typical activities in Pantanal, perfect for visitors searching for peace and close contact to the wild nature.
JERICOACOARA, CEARÁ
Selected by The Washington Post as one of the top ten most beautiful beaches in the world, Jericoacoara has blue lagoons, calm seas and huge dunes. The rustic fishing village has its streets lighten at night exclusively by the stars and the moon. The access is challenging: part of the journey takes place off-road, among dunes and along a beach. That helps keeping the area unspoiled, but do not exclude basic infrastructure and cozy accommodation.
PIPA BEACH, RIO GRANDE DO NORTE
A small fishing village discovered in the 1970s by surfers and backpackers, Pipa Beach has a set of natural attributes rarely found even in other Brazilian beaches: crystal-clear warm seawater, fine-white sand, areas of preservation, 10m high vertical cliffs and friendly locals. The village has grown fast and the current infrastructure includes hotels, restaurants, bars and water activities.
SÃO PAULO
A city that never sleeps... In the financial heart of Brazil and South America there is much more to see than skyscrapers buildings and businesspeople. The most cosmopolitan Brazilian city has several awarded restaurants, renowed museums, arquitectural landmarks, trendy night clubs and luxury stores. São Paulo has a boundless energy.
PARATY (GREEN COAST), RIO DE JANEIRO
The Atlantic Ocean and the Atlantic Jungle side by side: this is the Green Coast, about 2 hours south of Rio de Janeiro City. The area surrounded by mountains, the sea and a deep green forest with trails and waterfalls enchants both nature lovers and urban travelers. The historic city of Paraty has a charming old town with nice restaurants, art galleries, handicraft stores and cultural events.
FLORIANOPOLIS (Gov. Celso Ramos), SANTA CATARINA
The village Gov. Celso Ramos is situated in a peninsula one hour north of Florianopolis island, in the Brazilian Southcoast. The area, known as “Emerald Cost”, has about 50 beaches of trans parent seawater and a lot of green around them. The place offers an ideal atmosphere and inspiring landscape for those who enjoy privacy and unspoiled nature.
TIRADENTES, MINAS GERAIS
The most beautiful colonial city in Brazil, established in the 17th century, is an open-air museum composed by well preserved baroque and rococo churches, historic buildings and cobblestone streets. The local gastronomy, known as “cozinha mineira”, is very famous within the country and has an interesting variety of main dishes and desserts.
ISLAND OF FERNANDO DE NORONHA
Fernando de Noronha, an archipelago 220 miles offshore from the Brazilian northeast coast, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Very famous among the Brazilians, the place is an excellent location for scuba and free diving, with warm waters and magnificent sub-aquatic flora and fauna. The many beaches are breathtaking and home to turtles and dolphins… it feels just like in paradise.
BONITO, MATO GROSSO DO SUL
Bonito is located in the middle of a region that has been described as “the Caribbean of Central-West Brazil” due to the amazing blue color of its waters. The area has rivers, waterfalls and lakes considered some of the clearest and most transparent in the world. A number of birds, fishes and plant species are also part of this fantastic natural landscape. There are more than 30 ecological tours in and around Bonito, including the Blue Lake Cave, the Silver River, the Trees Circuit, the Natural Aquarium and the Macaws Cave.
IGUASSU FALLS, PARANÁ
The Iguassu waterfall system consists of 275 falls along 2.7Km of the Iguassu River. Some falls are up to 82m high. The most impressive of all, the Devil`s Throat, marks the border between Brazil and Argentina. The falls are situated within the Iguassu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon seeing Iguassu, the former US First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly exclaimed: “Poor Niagara”! This natural paradise also offers thrills and excitement: water rafting, jungle hiking to observe the amazing wildlife, helicopter flights over the gorge.
TRANCOSO, BAHIA
One of the earliest Portuguese settlements in Brazil, Trancoso is a village of incredible beauty. Besides its ideal year round climate, the village offers a perfect escape for those seeking privacy, exotic location and tropical beaches. Below the cliffs of the village there are many kilometers of unspoiled golden beaches bordered by rivers, as well as large sand dunes and tide pools. The village center has many historical sites and small stores with local handicraft. Articles about this new hippie chic destination were recently published by the New York Times and the London Financial Times.
CANOA QUEBRADA, CEARÁ
Known as the pearl of Ceará East Coast, Canoa Quebrada is a small fishing village discovered by hippies during the 70’s. Its privileged location, among white dunes and reddish cliffs, is complemented by a year round warm and windy climate. The village has an alternative “love and peace” atmosphere. Nevertheless, some bars, restaurants and beach parties make the local nightlife very exciting.
BARRA DE SÃO MIGUEL, ALAGOAS
Some 20 miles south of Maceió, the capital of state Alagoas, Barra de São Miguel is one of the quietest and most gorgeous locations on Brazil`s northeast coast. Merely 9 degrees south of the Equator line, the area has a tropical climate and a seawater temperature that is invariably pleasant – indeed, summer all year around. The landscape includes cliffs, Atlantic forest, a lagoon and crystall-clear shores. Just perfect !
BUZIOS, RIO DE JANEIRO
The tiny fishing village of Buzios, located about 3 hours north of Rio de Janeiro, burst into prominence when French actress Brigitte Bardot visited the place. It has since grown to international repute and offers the visitors more than 20 beautiful beaches. During the day the village is quiet as everyone heads for the many beaches, at night the town sparkles as the main cobblestone street fill with freshly tanned faces. Buzios has a sophisticated cosmopolitan nightlife in a bohemian, beach atmosphere.
SALVADOR
The capital of Bahia State is one of the most important historic and cultural centers in Brazil. The city has a strong African heritage, which directly influences the local gastronomy and traditions. The historic center, known as Pelourinho, is renowned for its colonial architecture and it was declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Salvador is a four-senses-experience: spectacular views, delicious culinary, melodic people…
Brazil Essence
Rio de Janeiro – Tiradentes - Salvador
The most famous Brazilian postcard, the most beautiful colonial village and the city with the richest African heritage in the country, all combined in one itinerary: this is your chance to visit Brazil and know its very essence by seeing, tasting and feeling it: coast and countryside, Portuguese and African influence, exotic culinary, friendly natives…
Spectacular Shores
Porto de Galinhas - Carneiros Beach - Maragogi in Alagoas - Recife - Jericoacoara
Among dozens of breathtaking beaches in Brazil`s northeast coast, we selected destinations that combine the best tropical coastal elements: crystal-clear seawater, coral reefs, coconut trees, white dunes, shallow freshwater lagoons, long shorelines and fine sand. You will relax in your cozy charming bungalow after thrilling activities, such as dune buggy tours, hikings, water sports…
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