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Brazil covers an area of about 8.5 million square kilometres, making it the largest country in South America and the fifth largest country in the world. The country stretches roughly 4,395 kilometres from north to south and about 4,319 kilometres from east to west. This large territorial span places parts of Brazil close to the equator while other parts extend far into the Southern Hemisphere. The width of the country from the Atlantic coast to the western border with Peru an

Brazil attracts millions of visitors each year with its beaches, culture, and natural landscapes. At the same time, safety is a common...

Brazil is a country widely known for its meat - especially barbecue, and the national dish Feijoada. Despite this, vegetarian and vegan...

Brazil has a diverse food culture shaped by Indigenous, Portuguese, African and other immigrant influences. Each region of Brazil has its...

Disclaimer:  This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or health advice. Consult a qualified...

Brazil is a vast country with a wide variety of landscapes that make it a compelling destination for travellers who enjoy active...

Traveling to the surf town of Pipa on the coast, to the Bahia's capital city of Salvador  is a fairly long trip, but can be made quicker...

Brazil has an extensive network of hiking destinations that range from tropical rainforest to high-altitude savannah. While many international travellers associate Brazil primarily with its cities and beaches, the country also offers a wide variety of treks suitable for beginners and experienced hikers. Popular hiking spots include Rio de Janeiro , Ilha Grande , Chapada Diamantina , Chapada dos Veadeiros , Serra do Cipó and Lençóis Maranhenses , among others. These locations

Salvador , Bahia has 41 officially listed museums ( official list ), ranging from large historical institutions to small, topic-specific...

The Four Beaches Trail (Trilha das Quatro Praias) in Itacare , a tropical surf town in Bahia , connects four of Itacare's most beautiful...

Usina Waterfall (Cachoeira da Usina) is a small freshwater cascade located in the Atlantic Forest near Jeribucaçu Beach in Itacare ,...

Itacare , a small beach town located in the state of Bahia, Brazil, is known for having some of the best beaches in Brazil. The beaches...

Traveling from the surf town of Itacare , to Bahia 's capital city of Salvador  is easy and should only take you around 6 hours - if you know the correct route! One of the most common mistakes travelers make is searching for a direct bus between Itacaré and Salvador. But you won't find one, because to arrive in Salvador you need to cross the Bay of All Saints by ferry. If you searched for this bus route and didn't know what to do next, you’re not alone. It's a really common m

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

Brazil, the largest country in South America, offers a dynamic blend of culture, architecture, and urban life that makes it a dream...

Planning a trip to Brazil? Before you dive into the samba rhythms and feast on pão de queijo , a little preparation goes a long way....

Disclaimer:  The information provided in this post is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, immigration,...

Whether you're planning to visit Brazil as a tourist (on a longer trip - short term visitors can get by without one), move there for...

Brazil is a country known for it's parties and festivals - and their elaborate New Year's Eve celebration is no exception. New Year’s...

Traveling on a budget requires thoughtful planning and practical strategies to stretch your funds while experiencing a destination to the...