Welcome to the Next Stop: Brazil Blog

As a digital nomad, your lifestyle is adventurous, flexible, and often unpredictable. The freedom to work from anywhere opens up incredible opportunities, and Brazil has quickly become a growing hotspot for remote workers. Thanks to the introduction of Brazil’s Digital Nomad Visa, remote workers can now stay in the country legally for up to a year while working online. Popular destinations like Florianópolis  - popular for its tech-friendly vibe and beaches, Rio de Janeiro  -

Thinking of Brazil often brings to mind images of dense green tropical rainforests and beaches. However, Brazil is actually home to a...

Brazil is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations, offering stunning beaches, vibrant cities, and diverse cultural...

Brazil attracts millions of visitors each year with its beaches, culture, and natural landscapes. At the same time, safety is a common concern for international travellers. Crime rates vary widely between regions, and experiences can differ greatly depending on whether visitors choose Brazil's large cities, smaller capitals, or coastal towns. For those who prioritise security when planning a trip, some cities stand out as safer than others. This post looks at five of the safe

Traveling across Brazil by car is one of the best ways to explore the country's stunning coastline, secluded beaches, remote national...

If you’ve been invited to a Brazilian churrasco (BBQ) - congratulations! You’re in for a treat, and a memorable cultural experience. A...

From thundering waterfalls and island beaches to colonial towns, samba rhythms, and jungle hikes—this three-week itinerary is your deep...

Dreaming of lying on a beach, reading a book and sipping a cold coconut? Or exploring a bustling city with world-class cuisine? No matter...

When planning a trip to Brazil, choosing an all-inclusive resort can make for a stress-free and luxurious experience. These resorts...

The blocos, also called "bloco de rua" or "bloco de carnaval", are community-organized street parties that have become the lifeblood of Brazil's Carnival. Unlike the lavish parades of the Sambadrome , which where samba schools compete and showcase their artistry, blocos are open street parties that anyone can join. These street parties date back to the 19th century, evolving from informal neighborhood gatherings into the diverse range of events they are today. More than just

Brazil is quickly becoming a favorite destination for digital nomads, thanks to its natural beauty, vibrant culture, and the introduction...

Brazil is home to a selection of beautiful nudist beaches, where naturists can relax and connect with nature in a serene, clothing-free environment. Scattered along the coastline, these beaches are officially designated for naturism, offering a unique way to enjoy the sun and sea. In addition to the eight official nudist beaches, there are two hidden gems where nudity is also embraced, even though they're not officially recognized. Each location has specific rules to ensure t

Tickets for Rio de Janeiro Carnival 2026 are already on sale. Check here  to find out how to get tickets and don't forget you book your...

Florianopolis , often referred to as "Floripa" by locals, is a captivating island city located in southern of Brazil. The capital city of...