A symbol of Brazil, the Christ the Redeemer statue on Corcovado, the Sugarloaf Mountain, and iconic beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema.

On the border with Argentina and Paraguay, these spectacular waterfalls are among the most impressive in the world: 275 drops immersed in tropical rainforest.

A city blending African and Brazilian cultures: the Pelourinho, with its colorful houses and live music, is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A unique experience: sailing along the Amazon River, sleeping in forest lodges, and discovering the planet’s richest biodiversity.

An almost surreal landscape: white sand dunes dotted with crystal-clear freshwater lagoons (best visited from June to September).

A dreamlike archipelago with some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, perfect for snorkeling and diving among turtles and dolphins.

The best place in South America for wildlife watching: jaguars, capybaras, caimans, and hundreds of bird species.

A burst of colors, samba, and joy: experiencing the Brazilian Carnival at least once in a lifetime is a must.

A small paradise in the northeast, with dunes, lagoons, and breathtaking sunsets. Perfect for kitesurfing or simply relaxing.

A colonial city in Minas Gerais with baroque churches, museums, and a history tied to Brazil’s gold cycle.

Recife blends modernity, sea, and vibrant culture, while Olinda, a UNESCO World Heritage site, enchants with its colorful houses, baroque churches, and Brazil’s most authentic carnival.

A paradise for trekking and nature lovers in Bahia: canyons, caves, spectacular waterfalls like Cachoeira da Fumaça, and natural pools in breathtaking landscapes.