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Brazilian Places to Know
As experts on the country, we can give you plenty of insider advice. This is where the Aventura do Brasil team shares its experience.
Brazil is home to two impressive rainforests that couldn’t be more different: the Amazon and the Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica). This article explores how they differ in terms of location, biodiversity, conservation, and travel opportunities. It highlights how both are fascinating in their own way – and how travelers can not only experience them, but also help protect them.
Indigenous Art in Brazil is much more than decoration – it is an expression of worldview, deep connection to nature, and ancient tradition. This article offers fascinating insights into various art forms such as feather adornments, body painting, and ceramic art, showing how each is closely tied to rituals and community life. Travelers to Brazil who are looking for authentic encounters with indigenous artists will find out here why these experiences are especially rewarding.
Brazil is a true surfer’s paradise – not just for pros, but also for beginners. Along its more than 7,000 kilometers of coastline, you’ll find countless beaches offering perfect conditions for catching your first waves, with professional surf instructors and stunning natural surroundings. Whether in the tropical bays of Bahia or on the laid-back beaches of Santa Catarina – this article highlights the best places to learn to surf in Brazil safely and with fun. Ideal for anyone looking to make their trip active and discover the ocean in a new way!
Bahia entices with endless dream beaches, charming villages, and tropical ease – perfect for an unforgettable beach-hopping adventure! In our blog, we present an inspiring route that leads you through hidden bays, island paradises, and true insider gems. Whether surfing, snorkeling, or simply relaxing – there's something here for everyone. Curious? Discover the full route and find out why Bahia should be on your Brazil itinerary.
Diving in Brazil means vibrant coral reefs, mysterious shipwrecks, and encounters with sea turtles, dolphins, or even humpback whales. From the remote island of Fernando de Noronha to the biodiversity-rich Abrolhos Archipelago, the country offers spectacular dive sites for beginners and experienced divers alike. In this guide, we’ll introduce you to Brazil’s most stunning underwater worlds and share practical tips for your next diving adventure. Get inspired and discover why diving should be an unforgettable part of any trip to Brazil.
Did you know that Brazil is a fantastic destination for whale watching? Between July and November, humpback whales gather off the coast – often just a few meters from the beach! In this article, we present five spectacular spots where you can observe these impressive marine mammals in the wild – including some true insider tips. And the best part: many tours focus on sustainability and respectful interaction with nature.
Brazil offers far more than just Copacabana and Ipanema – along its 7,000 km coastline lie stunning, barely developed beaches far from mass tourism. Whether nestled within the Atlantic Rainforest, on the edge of natural wonders like the Lençóis Maranhenses, or on remote islands – travelers here experience untouched nature, tranquility, and an authentic Brazilian vibe. Discover seven of the country’s most secluded paradise beaches – perfect for anyone seeking the real Brazil.
Brazil not only captivates with dreamlike beaches and lush rainforests, but also with breathtaking underground natural wonders. Crystal-clear cave lakes, mysterious lagoons, and impressive rock formations make these hidden spots an unforgettable experience for adventurers and nature lovers alike. From the radiant blue Gruta do Lago Azul to the enigmatic Lagoa Misteriosa – these fascinating places each tell their own unique story.Discover the most beautiful cave lakes in Brazil in our latest blog post and let yourself be enchanted by their magic!
The Amazon's pink dolphins are among Brazil’s most fascinating species. They can be observed in the wild at various locations, such as Novo Airão or the Mamirauá Reserve—some places even allow swimming with them. These intelligent creatures live in rainforest rivers and are known for their striking color and playful nature. However, their habitat is under threat, making sustainable tourism essential for their protection.
Brazil is not exactly known for volcanoes, yet the country holds fascinating geological traces of long-extinct fire mountains. From the remote lava formations of Trindade Island to the impressive basalt landscapes of the Paraná Basin and the mysterious thermal springs of Poços de Caldas – these geological wonders tell a captivating story. Nature enthusiasts can embark on a journey through Brazil to follow the traces of ancient volcanoes and discover spectacular landscapes.