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Brazil is one of the most sport-oriented countries in the world, with a culture that ties sport closely to community and an outdoor lifestyle. Sport in Brazil is culturally influenced, with roots in indigenous games such as archery and canoeing, later influenced by European activities like football and African traditions such as capoeira. Today, sport is part of everyday life across Brazil. You’ll see kids juggling footballs barefoot in narrow streets, capoeira circles formin

Located in the historic centre of Salvador , Bahia, Pelourinho is one of Brazil’s most culturally significant neighbourhoods, and offers...

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is more than just a martial art; it’s a transformative experience, a discipline that builds mental resilience,...

You’ll start at the jaw-dropping Iguaçu Falls , swim in crystal-clear island waters at one of the best beaches in Brazil Ilha Grande ,...

Salvador, the capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia, is one of the oldest colonial cities in the Americas and a cultural epicenter of...

Salvador , the capital city of Bahia , is best known for being the center of Afro-Brazilian culture, its colonial history, and its...

Salvador , the capital of Bahia , is a city that reflects Brazil's Afro-Brazilian heritage, colonial past, and coastal geography. Founded...

Capoeira is much more than a martial art; it’s a cultural experience, an artistic expression, and a vibrant community. Originating in Brazil, this dynamic form of self-defense blends acrobatics, dance, music, and ritual. It’s a physical dialogue, a game, and a way of life. For travelers visiting Brazil, trying out capoeira offers a unique opportunity to dive into the heart of Brazilian culture. Here’s everything you need to know about capoeira and why it should be on your tra