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]]>Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden
Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s most spectacular metropolis, and it goes without saying it’s home to the country’s most impressive botanical garden. It covers 130 acres in the south part of Rio and it’s home to 6,500 species of Brazilian and foreign flora, ranging from bromeliads and orchids to carnivorous plants and cacti.
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The botanical garden in São Paulo is also worth exploring, and it’s even larger than the one in Rio de Janeiro. It covers a gigantic area of over 400 acres, covered with manicured walking trails and many endangered plant species.
Botanical Garden of Curitiba
Curitiba is another Brazilian city that deserves a spot on your bucket list, and its botanical garden is one for the books. Its art nouveau greenhouse is a sight to behold, and it’s surrounded by French-style gardens, a lake, an auditorium, and so much more.
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Carnival is a whirlwind of dancing, singing, and parades that take over the streets of Brazil’s cities. Elaborate costumes, feathered headdresses, and intricate floats create a visual spectacle like no other.
Samba to the Rhythm of Joy
Samba, the heart and soul of Carnival, fills the air with infectious beats. Feel the rhythm and join the parade, whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just want to sway along. It’s a celebration of life that knows no boundaries.
Inclusive and Inviting
Brazil’s Carnival is for everyone. Locals and tourists, young and old, come together to celebrate diversity and unity. The inclusive atmosphere ensures that everyone can revel in the festivities.
Planning Your Carnival Experience
To make the most of this dream festival, plan ahead. Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo host the most famous Carnival celebrations, but cities all over Brazil offer their unique flair. Secure accommodations and immerse yourself in the local customs and traditions.
Capture Memories for a Lifetime
Don’t forget your camera! The vibrant costumes, electrifying dances, and massive parades create unforgettable moments. Capture the spirit of Carnival to relive the magic long after the festival ends.
Brazil’s Carnival is an unparalleled experience that combines culture, music, and sheer exhilaration. Join the festivities and let the rhythm of Samba sweep you off your feet. It’s not just a festival—it’s a journey into the heart of Brazilian culture and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure you’ll cherish forever.
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]]>Fernando de Noronha
Located in the northeastern part of Brazil, Fernando de Noronha is a breathtaking archipelago that boasts crystal-clear waters, stunning coral reefs, and an array of marine life. The island is a protected national marine park, making it one of the best places for diving and snorkeling in the world. The island also offers some of the best hiking trails, where you can witness the lush green vegetation and the unique fauna.
The Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world and home to the greatest biodiversity on the planet. It is an incredible destination for nature lovers who want to explore the wilderness and immerse themselves in the natural world. The Amazon River, which flows through the forest, offers a unique opportunity to experience the wildlife and explore the indigenous communities.
Chapada Diamantina National Park
Located in the Bahia state, the Chapada Diamantina National Park is a wonderland of towering waterfalls, breathtaking canyons, and sparkling rivers. The park offers numerous hiking trails, including the famous Lençóis Maranhenses, where you can witness the stunning sand dunes and crystal-clear lagoons.
Iguazu Falls
Located on the border of Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu Falls is one of the most awe-inspiring waterfalls in the world. The falls consist of 275 waterfalls that cascade down from a height of 80 meters, creating a thundering sound that can be heard from miles away. The area around the falls is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including jaguars, pumas, and toucans.
Bonito
Bonito is a small town located in the Mato Grosso do Sul state, and it is known for its crystal-clear rivers, pristine waterfalls, and abundant wildlife. The town offers a range of adventure activities, including snorkeling, river rafting, and cave exploration. The highlight of Bonito is the Rio da Prata, a river where you can swim alongside thousands of colorful fish.
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]]>Wombats Hostel (Various Locations)
Known for their central locations and vibrant communal spaces, Wombats Hostels in cities such as Vienna, Budapest, and Munich are favorites among student travelers. With modern facilities, cozy dorms, and budget-friendly rates, Wombats Hostels ensure a comfortable stay without breaking the bank.
Flying Pig Hostel, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Located in the heart of Amsterdam, the Flying Pig Hostel is renowned for its friendly staff and lively atmosphere. With its central location, comfortable dorms, and social common areas, it offers an ideal base for exploring the city’s rich culture and vibrant nightlife.
Hostel da Vila, Ilhabela, Brazil
Situated on the beautiful island of Ilhabela, Hostel da Vila offers a tropical getaway for student travelers. Surrounded by stunning beaches and lush forests, this hostel provides a mix of a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere with a party vibe. With its colorful decor, comfortable dorms, and outdoor spaces, it’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the island’s natural beauty.
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]]>Greece
Let’s start with the stunning country of Greece. With its breathtaking islands, crystal-clear waters, and ancient ruins, Greece offers the perfect summer getaway. Whether you’re soaking up the sun on the sandy beaches of Santorini or exploring the historical wonders of Athens, Greece has something for everyone.
Brazil
Next up, let’s head to the vibrant and diverse country of Brazil. Known for its festive spirit, Brazil comes alive during the summer months. From the iconic beaches of Rio de Janeiro to the lush Amazon rainforest, there’s no shortage of adventure and natural beauty to explore. Immerse yourself in the rhythmic beats of samba, indulge in mouthwatering Brazilian cuisine, and witness the breathtaking Iguazu Falls.
Iceland
This last one may surprise you—but despite its name, Iceland is a haven for summer travelers. With its stunning landscapes, geothermal hot springs, and awe-inspiring waterfalls, Iceland offers a unique and otherworldly experience. Explore the famous Golden Circle, witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights, and take a dip in the rejuvenating Blue Lagoon.
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]]>Beautiful Beaches
Fortaleza is one of Brazil’s most beautiful cities on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, so it goes without saying that it’s home to countless sun-kissed beaches, which cover 18 miles of its shore.
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This city is also home to several water parks, most notably Beach Park, and it’s a great place to try all sorts of water sports. Scuba diving is the most popular, especially at the Pedra da Risca do Meio Marine State Park.
Traditional Cuisine
Fortaleza is a great place to try the delicacies of Brazilian cuisine, but seafood happens to be its specialty, with a special accent on dishes made with shrimp and lobster, such as shrimp rice and shrimp dumplings.
Music and Nightlife
You won’t be disappointed by Fortaleza if you’re in the mood for a party. Explore the area around Dragão do Mar to discover the city’s nightlife and enjoy some forró music.
Art and Culture
Speaking of Dragão do Mar, it’s Fortaleza’s most popular art and cultural center and it perfectly captures the city’s rich heritage and thriving art scene.
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]]>Tijuca National Park
If you only have enough time to visit a single national park while in Rio, it doesn’t get much better than Tijuca. This urban national park offers everything from hiking trails to waterfalls, but it’s best known for being home to the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue and a number of vistas offering breathtaking views of the surrounding attractions.
Guia Daniel (@daniel.botasnatrilha)Itatiaia National Park
Located on the border between the Brazilian states of Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Itatiaia was the first national park to open in Brazil. Its natural beauty knows no bounds, and it will win you over with its waterfalls, lush vistas, and diverse wildlife.
Serra dos Órgãos National Park
Named after the Serra dos Órgãos mountain range, this national park is heaven on earth for hiking lovers. It’s home to countless natural pools and waterfalls, but its main draw is its show-stopping mountain peaks, from God’s Finger (Dedo de Deus) to Devil’s Needle (Agulha do Diabo).
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]]>Socotra Island, Yemen
A UNESCO Natural Heritage Site, this island is located along the Arabian Sea and is full of natural beauty unlike anything you’ve ever seen. The untouched white sand dunes next to blue lagoons, the mushroom-shaped trees, and the deep caves show visitors the timeless beauty of the island.
Cappadocia, Turkey
Cappadocia is a region in south-central Turkey, known for its cone-shaped geographical formations they call “fairy chimneys.” With an entire ancient underground city beneath the feet of anyone standing in the region, this area is an incredibly beautiful and historically rich region. And it’s best viewed from the sky, in one of the many hot air balloon tours this area is known for!
Lençóis Maranhenses, Brazil
This national park is located on the northeastern coast of Brazil. Its landscape is covered in rolling sand dunes, and the valleys between the dunes fill up with water during the rainy seasons. This creates endless freshwater lagoons, creating an insane visual landscape and incredibly diverse ecosystem. And it’s the perfect place to go surfing, canoeing, and horseback riding!
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If a visit to a zoo happens to be your idea of family fun, this city won’t leave you disappointed. The city’s main zoo Zoológico de Brasilia is pretty modest when compared to some around the world, but it’s much more authentic, and you can find many species of reptiles, mammals, and birds on its premises.
Brasilia Botanical Garden
Looking for a place where you can fully immerse in nature while in Brasilia? This botanical garden perfectly fits that description. It’s one of the city’s top spots for nature lovers, and kids will enjoy it as much as their parents because there’s an amphitheater, orchid house, and playground on its grounds.
Nova Nicolândia
You shouldn’t miss Brasilia’s No. 1 amusement park if you’re visiting this city with your little ones. It’s home to roller coasters, a carousel, and a Ferris wheel, but you’ll be equally impressed by its specious food court.
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The title of the largest theme park in Latin America belongs to Beto Carrero World, one of the main attractions of the Santa Catarina state. This amusement park is divided into seven themed areas, and you can find everything from rollercoasters and thrill rides to cabaret shows and a zoo on its premises.
Hopi Hari
Located in the state of São Paulo, Hopi Hari is one of the largest theme parks in Brazil, and it offers thrill rides for visitors of all ages. It’s divided into five themed areas, such as the Wild West, Fantasyland, and many more.
Beach Park
If water parks happen to be your favorite type of theme park, Beach Park in the state of Ceará will be your cup of tea. It’s one of the most popular water parks and tourist resorts in Brazil, and it’s home to some of the most epic water slides in Latin America.
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