Brazil's Regions

Brasilia

The vibrant allure of this inland capital lies in its construction. Developed primarily in the 1960’s, the city is the rich product of some of the finest minds in modern architecture.... More

Fernando de Noronha

Part of the Mid Atlantic Ridge, an underwater volcanic mountain chain more than 15000km long, Fernando de Noronha encompasses 21 islands 322km off the coast of Recife. Boasting spectacular... More

Florianopolis

Fringed with sparkling sands, this picturesque capital of Santa Catarina Island, offers a world of delights for the curious traveler. Situated upon a landscapes sprinkled with lakes, and tiny... More

Iguazu Falls

There are but three great falls in the world, all of which curiously seem to fall at the country’s borders. Niagara Falls on the border of the United States and Canada, Victoria Falls... More

Minas Gerais Colonial Cities

This state, whose name, meaning General Mines, was inspired by the area’s great mineral wealth, lies in the spectacular beauty of Brazil’s central mountainous region. During the... More

Pantanal

The secret has been leaked; for the true wildlife enthusiast it is not the Amazon, but the Pantanal, that proves the superior destination to appease your every wildlife viewing desire. A Florida... More

Rio de Janeiro

The very whisper of its name ignites visions of colorful costumes parading the streets during Carnival, the omnipotent Christ Statue watching over the city, sparkling sands garnished with... More

Sao Paulo

Home to more than 25 million people, Sao Paulo serves not only the largest metropolis in Brazil, but also in all of South America. The Big Apple of the continent, Sao Paulo boasts one of the... More

The Amazon

How do you define an ecosystem so rich, so diverse and so breathtaking that no description could do it justice? A world where thick canopies of green shade the homes of thousands of species;... More

The Northeast

There is something distinctly unique about Brazil’s Northeast region. Here, the beaches extend a bit further, the history seems a bit closer, the cuisine stimulates a bit stronger and... More