Brazil
Going to a beach in Brazil is more than just soaking up the tan. The tiny bikinis, the incredible energy of people playing sports, the sand and sea, all come together and offer an amazing time for those who choose to spend time on a beach in Brazil.
With so many beautiful beaches all over the country, it’s hard to choose just seven to include in our top. But we’ve given it a try and here are the winners.
1. Praia do
Brazil is a large and diverse country. And planning a 10-day vacation here is incredibly hard. First of all, make a list of the things you must see while in Brazil. Then take a long look at the map and the distances between the places. Most likely you’ll have to fly between the cities unless you plan to lose a lot of time in buses.
This itinerary visits Salvador – with a day trip to Cachoeira -, Rio de Janeiro,
The Brazilian cuisine has many similarities with the cuisines of the other South American countries. The local cuisine has a lot of African and Portuguese influences. The Italian influence is present in pizza and various pastas, but you can also find a lot of Middle Eastern dishes popular in Brazil.
The Brazilian cuisine is not exactly vegetarian-friendly, but there are some dishes which have a vegetarian version.
Feijão / FeijoadaBlack beans, boiled with onions and garlic. Sometimes pork is also
December falls during summer in Brazil and it also means it’s the high season. Complete with Christmas and New Year’s festivities, this time of year is excellent for getting a tan and enjoying the outdoors. But the temperatures are also high so plan your day accordingly.
December falls during the high season in Brazil. Summers bring high temperatures and humidity. While there isn’t exactly a “bad” time to visit the country, you need to be
August is one of the cheaper months to visit Brazil. It falls during the dry season and although, in some parts, the temperatures get high, it’s not humid. You can easily plan to get a tan in Rio de Janeiro (but the water can be quite cold) or enjoy some days of sightseeing in Sao Paulo .
Brazil is a large country but most of it falls under the tropical climate. August is part
Paraty, also known as Parati, is a costal historic town in Brazil. Settled by the Portuguese in 1667, the city still keeps its old charm, with the cobbled stone streets and old churches. However, it is also an incredible destination for nature lovers, offering lovely waterfalls and forests.
Quick summary
The cheapest option to travel between Rio de Janeiro and Paraty is definitely by bus. And you get rewarded with a lovely view (especially if you choose one of the
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