Travel to Brazil

Here you’ll find a truly unique combination of iconic landmarks, dramatic mountains, and world-famous beaches like Copacabana. It’s a city full of vibrant joy, samba rhythms, and magnificent nature you won’t find anywhere else. There are plenty of options, and we’re happy to provide recommendations!

Brazil’s most exclusive and pristine island paradise with strictly limited tourism. The archipelago offers crystal-clear water, rocky volcanic landscapes, WORLD-CLASS beaches, and fantastic marine life including dolphins, sharks, and sea turtles. If you’re into untouched beaches, we highly recommend Fernando de Noronha!

Combines beautiful colonial architecture with dense rainforest and emerald-green seas. The car-free historic center is full of charm, and the coast off the city offers fantastic boat trips to idyllic islands and deserted beaches—and the plus side is that it’s “only” a 4-hour drive from Rio (yes, 4 hours is considered a short drive in giant Brazil).

It’s not the most thrilling place we’ve been—BUT it is the ultimate gateway to the Amazon rainforest. The city is best known for the fascinating natural phenomenon where two colored rivers meet without mixing. Here you can experience incredible wildlife and even spend the night in the rainforest itself.

The absolute best place in South America to experience wild wildlife. Since the landscape is open and flat, animals are much easier to spot than in the Amazon rainforest. So if you have to choose between the Amazon and the Pantanal, our recommendation is clear—the Pantanal! It’s the best place in the world to see wild jaguars, capybaras, giant otters, caimans, and hundreds of colorful bird species up close. If you’re lucky, you might even see jaguars hunting and “wrestling” caimans in the river.

Home to the world’s most spectacular waterfalls. This giant system of over 275 roaring waterfalls is located in the middle of a lush rainforest on the border between Brazil and Argentina—a place where you truly feel nature’s raw power up close. We’ve seen quite a few waterfalls around the world by now—but nothing beats Iguazu!

A world-renowned mecca for kitesurfing with perfect wind and fantastic conditions. The town is a cozy and authentic coastal village with large sand dunes, beautiful beaches, and a completely relaxed atmosphere. Note: we aren’t kitesurfers, and you don’t have to be either! Paracuru is a fantastic place to go if you want to completely downshift and really unwind.