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Brazil is a country where urban transport can vary widely depending on the city and region. Ride‑hailing apps like Uber have become a popular choice for both locals and visitors, offering a convenient alternative to traditional taxis and public transport. Beyond standard car rides, many cities also offer motorbike trips and access to public electric bicycles through the Uber app, providing flexible options for navigating traffic or reaching tourist areas. This guide breaks do

Travelling Brazil by car is an excellent way to get access to parts of the country that are difficult to reach by public transport. Taking a road trip is perfect for visiting secluded beaches, stopping in small towns, and exploring national parks more deeply on your own schedule. Driving is a great way to travel along the coast of Bahia , which is dotted with tiny beach towns, to explore the island of Florianopolis , which has numerous beaches spread all across the island, o

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

Brazil’s favelas are home to over 16 million people, or 8.1% of the country's population . They are complex places, and despite often...

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Carnival is all about music, dancing, and pure joy in the streets—but if you're heading to a bloco  (one of the many street parties...