Travel Guides for Brazil's Best Destinations

MSP offers a true balance of tranquility, nightlife, and nature

A hilly historic town turned university city, with lively nightlife

Ride the sand dunes of Genipabu and enjoy Ponta Negra beach with its iconic Morro do Careca dune.

Boat out to the natural pools or relax on the white sands of Antunes beach

Explore Recife's historic Old Town with its rivers and bridges, and enjoy the vibrant beach and nightlife in Boa Viagem.

Snorkel in Porto de Galinhas' famous natural tide pools teeming with colorful marine life

The gateway to the beaches of Southern Bahia, Porto Seguro has cheap sunset markets and some beautiful beaches of it's own.

Spot dolphins while you learn to surf below Pipa's stunning cliff-lined beaches

The gateway to the Amazon jungle.

The best wildlife in Brazil can be see here, in the world's largest wetlands

See the historic town's colored buildings in the reflection of flooded cobblestone streets

Fishing villages lie along the northern coast, at the mouth of the Amazon River.

Experience the cultural heartbeat of Southern Brazil

Culture and history. Beaches and nature. Cuisine and nightlife. Rio de Janeiro proves you really can have it all.

Discover the vibrant rhythms of Salvador, where Afro-Brazilian culture is reflected in the historic Pelourinho district, capoeira performances, and traditional Bahian cuisine

The business capital of Brazil is home to the best international cuisine the country has to offer.

Known for its cobblestone streets, baroque churches, and the Maria Fumaça steam train, Tiradentes is a hotspot for cultural and gastronomy festivals.

Walk for miles along tranquil beaches where the river meets the sea

From the hills covered by the Atlantic Rainforest to the rolling waves by the sea, Ubatuba is a tropical paradise

Eat and drink in the birthplace of Pão de Queijo, and visit the world's largest open-air museum

Iconic red sand cliffs line this beautiful beach, which is a hotspot for paragliding.

Maceió is the gateway to the Alagoas, a string of beaches with calm clear water and natural pools.

Discover the serene beauty of João Pessoa, where white-sand beaches and a laid-back vibe lead you to the most eastern point in the Americas

Do you know what happens when it rains over pristine, white sand dunes? This unique national park has the answer.

There are few places with a more spectacular sunset than windy Jericoacoara. Watch it from the top of the dunes, or down by the ocean. Jeri is also hotspot for kitesurfing and adventure sports.

Learn to surf in Itacaré, or relax with a coconut on one of it's remote pristine beaches

Learn about Ilhéus' chocolate heritage at the Cocoa Museum, explore the colonial downtown, and savor local seafood.

A sanctuary for nature, Ilhabela has 360 waterfalls, beautiful beaches and dense jungle

Hike to Lighthouse Hill for panoramic views, visit Encantadas Cave, and relax on tranquil beaches.

Long, sandy beaches and crystal clear waters - you'll have to hike to see this Island's best attractions

A magical place to camp overlooking deep blue waters and rolling hills.

This mountain resort town is known for European-style architecture, Christmas festivals, and chocolate shops

Breathtaking views of one of the greatest waterfalls in the world, bordering Brazil and Argentinal

The gateway to a number of Brazil's most beautiful beaches has some tranquil spots of its own

This island city has 42 beaches, numerous hiking trails, and fantastic nightlife

Explore one of Brazil’s most sustainable cities, known for its green spaces and urban planning.

Hike, swim, repeat. Towering waterfalls and refreshing clear waters.

Visit the giant turtles at the Projeto TAMAR turtle sanctuary

Embark on a thrilling adventure into the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, where unparalleled biodiversity and untouched wilderness await.

Swimming in waterfalls, hiking, rock-climbing: Everyone agrees - there's magic in the air here

Take a canoe to cross the river to Caraiva and unwind like never before on miles of deserted white sandy beach.

This tourist town combines beautiful beach with plenty of shopping, restaurants, and lively nightlife.

Cold blue water. Hot white sand. They call this the Brazilian Caribbean.

Take a break among the coconut plantations, or explore the natural beauty of this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

Brasília, the capital of Brazil, is known for it's white modern architecture designed by Oscar Niemeyer.