Amazon Rainforest
Nowhere else in the world will you see more shades of green. Brazil is home to
60% of the Amazon’s 1.7 billion acres of rainforest. This region is unrivaled
for its biodiversity and not only has the highest diversity of plant species on
the planet, but also is home to an unprecedented amount of insects, mammals,
amphibians, reptiles and birds. There are many adventures to experience in the
Amazon: wildlife tracking, bird watching, swimming with piranhas ...
Beach & Island (Caribbean Style)
Brazil has 7,000 miles of coastline stretching from the equator to below the
Tropic of Capricorn. Not only do the beaches differ in temperature, but also in
topography. The beaches in the Northeast are tropical, which we define as
Caribbean Style. The weather is consistently warm and beautiful year-round and
the water in the coves and bays is warm and clear. Given the location, some
beaches and areas also have Atlantic sea waves ideal for surfing. Overall ...
Beach & Island (Rio Style)
In the southeast, verdant mountains roll directly into the ocean. Ancient
volcanic activity made this region rich in diversity. We characterize this as
Rio Style, where you will not only be able to enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches,
but also explore lush nature reserves and national parks. The vegetation is
dense and beautiful and the contrast breathtaking. Nature lovers who want to
relax on the beach can also enjoy many adventure sports in this region. ...
Big Cities
Brazil is home to São Paulo, one of the largest cities in the world with over 15
million inhabitants. Include Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Salvador and Manaus in
your trip, and you will understand the diversity of Brazil. Touring the
country’s capitals you will discover our rich history along with our national
pride. Each region has specialty dishes, as well as unique aspects. São Paulo is
the cosmopolitan capital of Brazil where you will find the best of ...
Historic Brazil
More than 500 years ago, the Portuguese and other European explorers discovered
Brazil. The race to claim territory is evident in the many colonial cities,
ports, and forts you can still explore today. UNESCO has named numerous heritage
sites throughout Brazil including the first synagogue in Latin America and some
of the oldest churches in the world. You can stroll through complete towns where
no traffic is allowed, discover forts where the history ...
Nature Adventure in National Parks
Brazil’s national parks are extraordinarily distinct with an abundance of
unspoiled natural biodiversity. From the Iguazu Falls in the southwest, to
Pantanal and Bonito in the central west, to the Chapadas and Lençóis Maranhenses
in the northeast, you will find verdant mountains, incredible canyons,
flatlands, largest wetlands in the world, the waterfalls, underground caverns
and caves, sand dunes and lagoons. There is nowhere else on the planet with
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2014 WorldCup or 2016 Olympics
Brazil is the motherland of soccer. If you hear a Brazilian say, “The English
invented it, the Brazilians perfected it” don’t be annoyed. We are just good! We
not only have won the world cup five times (once on every continent), but are
also the only team to have ever played in every single World Cup since the
beginning. You will often hear fans shout “Penta,” and we proudly mean, “We’ve
won five times.” Every heart in Brazil is ready for Brazil to make it “Hexa” ...