One of the world's great waterfalls, about 275 drops along nearly 3 km on the Brazil-Argentina border, a UNESCO site. The Brazilian side gives the best panorama, with a walkway out to the Devil's Throat.
The Argentine side gets you closer to the water; allow a day for each. The Parque das Aves bird park is next to the Brazilian entrance.
A small town known for ecotourism, with crystal-clear rivers where you float among fish, the Gruta do Lago Azul blue cave lake, and the Abismo Anhuma…
Paraty is a colonial town of whitewashed houses and cobbled streets that flood at high tide, a UNESCO site with the surrounding Atlantic Forest.
The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical wetland, about the size of France, and much better than the Amazon for seeing wildlife.
Rio's famous beaches: Copacabana with its wave-patterned promenade, and Ipanema, with views of the Dois Irmãos peaks, where locals applaud the sunset…
The 30 m Art Deco statue of Christ with open arms on top of Corcovado mountain, completed in 1931, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, with sw…
CabanaCopa is a hostel in a big renovated colonial house on a quiet lane in Copacabana, three blocks from the beach and next to the green slopes of t…
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