Brasil is big: The northeast is beach region at its best: head to Natal. Rio is very nice and has a lot to do around. Florianopolis in the south is another beach place. Further in land, Foz de Iguaçu is very impressive. Off-the-track? Chapada diamantina in the inland bahia state has good trekking, impressive landscape but it rains a lot in some seasons

The pantanal is very nice. We stayed with a family and they were our gide. we have seen a lot of animals on 2 days. Also Rio, foz d'iguazu and fortaleza are worth visiting.

you need to have the yellow fever vacine at least 10 days before your trip. otherwise they won´let you in. good luck and enjoy!!

Spending a few days in Rio de Janeiro, going up to Pao de Azucar and Cristo de Corcovado. Then either head down to Iguacu falls and finally Florianopolis, or otherwise, head north and experience the beautiful beaches. Go all the way up to Fortaleza if possible.

bahia to recife by bus stopping in maceio for the night, it s great then dont miss rio corcovado e pao de azucar and copacabana!!!!!!! the favelas not really a nice place to go then iguazu amazing waterfalls

I would recommend visiting a favala in Rio and then going to Salvador to meet the people, eat the food, and check out the beaches. They have ATM machines at the airport so you'll get better rates than with exchanging cash.

1. Learn a little Portuguese before hand 2. exchange a few Dollars for Reais at the airport 3. Keep your passport in a safe place 4. Have a wonderful time!

If you like nature, go to Pantanal in Mato Grosso, just one hour from Cuiabá, Northeast has the best beaches in Brazil.

If you want to go to Amazon Region, try to go to Belém, Manaus, even São Luis. Nice cities and still have all the beautiful architecture from the past. Some people say Belem is like the "Brazilian Paris".

Brazil is bigger than the Continental US. If someone says "I'm going to the USA, any recommendations?" Well first you have to narrow it down. You want to go shopping? Go to Sâo Paulo, want the great night life? Rio. Want to go to the "jungle?" (They call it the interior) start from Manaus. Like the ocean? Fortaleza. Well, there's lots to do and you won't do it in one trip unless you move to Brazil!

Porto de galinhas beach - one hour by car since Recife city.

If you are a beach person, Pipa is the place for you.

Depends on what you're looking for. If you like beaches, choose somewhere in the Northest, it has lots of beautiful beaches all over the coast. If want and can spend more money, try Fernando de Noronha. You can find some good beaches in the South too, but the water is much colder. If you like to be in touch with the natural wonders, you have lots of place to choose, as Amazon, Pantanal, Chapada Diamantina, Foz do Iguaçu, etc etc. But if you like big cities, def choose Sao Paulo, it's like New York, this city doesn't stop, doesn't sleep, you'll have places to go all day and night.

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Ilhabela, an island close to Sao Paulo is a beautiflul island to spend a couple of either lazy days, enjoying the beach or to go scuba diving.

If you want to see something special: go to Curitiba and take the train to Paranagua.