Brazil has some of the most beautiful
beaches in the world as well as some of the most interesting town to stroll
into. The Arpoador Beach in Rio De Janeiro is stunning. Manaus has beautifully
decorated streets to see. A not so well known place among tourists is the beautiful
quaint city of Salvador that sits in Brazil’s northeastern state of Bahia. It
is one of the oldest cities in both north and South America and is preserved
beautifully with varied colorful buildings. It is the colonial architecture
that is most interesting. If you like touristry stuff their street carnival is
the largest in the world.
If you like art and nature visit
Curitiba, Parana which is home to a French inspired Botanical Garden and has
the Oscar Niemeyer Museum which focuses on art and design. For a complete departure see the exotic sand
dunes that have beautiful lagoons of turquoise waters. Lencois National Park in Maranhao is located in
Brazil’s south end. The beautiful landscape is created by rainfall as the area
sits just outside the Amazon Basin. The
rainfall collects in the valleys of the sand dunes. The water remains above
ground because there is hard rock under the sand. Visiting this park will be
tricky since there are no access roads. You must use a 4 wheel drive vehicle.
The best place to live in Brazil
is Florianopolis, Santa Catarina. This
is the opinion of people from Brazil. The place has about 42 beaches to choose
from and is a surfer’s delight. Yet it has a friendly thriving city to go along
with the beauty of the beach. If you are looking for a romantic paradise go to IIha
Grande, Rio De Janeiro. This is an island on the coast of Rio that is still
very undeveloped and therefore unspoiled by tourism. You can enjoy the beauty
of the Atlantic rainforest here. Unspoiled clear beaches are great for
snorkeling while the terrain is perfect for hiking and camping or just plain
exploring.
If you are in the mood for great
night life and the comforts of large modern hotel suites with a great view of a
soft beach then go to Fortaleza, Ceara.
It was developed even more for the 2014 World Cup Games. It is the state
capitol but is still not as well known as Rio or Sao Paulo. The rapidly growing
city is a popular destination for Brazilians to relax. It is host to 25
kilometers of urban beachfront. It is separated into 4 beach areas. Iracema, Meireles,
Mucuripe and Praia do Futuro.
Get out of the city and go to a
place where only bare feet and bicycles are allowed. It is the island of orro
de Sao Paulo, Bahia. The only thing you will be walking on is water soaked
sand. No cars are allowed. If you want excitement at the wonders of a great
waterfall, visit Fos do Iguacu, Parana. It is located at the very tip of Brazil
where you can see the widest waterfall in the world. It touches the borders of
three countries. Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina.
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