Tourism in Brazil

A trip to Brazil is able to satisfy the desires of the most demanding tourists. Those looking for warm waters, beaches of white sand and tropical vegetation will be excited by the Brazilian coastline is the longest, if not the most beautiful in the world. There there are small secluded coves, bays wide with calm waters and beaches lined with dunes several kilometers long. It is impossible to recommend one over another, everyone to his choice. In the North and the Northeast, cities, mainly located on the seafront, are dotted with monuments dating from the colonial era. Salvador and Recife, former colonial capitals, are both historical and tourist places. In addition, Salvador is home to a separate culture, unique blend of black Africa and Portugal. The North has not in itself the prerogative of beautiful beaches. Indeed, the coastline place long ribbon to the south, reaching the most famous cities in Latin America, Rio de Janeiro. but Rio has more than beaches to offer. It is a mix of stunning scenery (mountains and sea), samba, carnival and sweetness of life.

New resorts in fashion, and Búzios Angras dos Reis, each located a few hours from Rio roads, attracting thousands of tourists with their pristine beaches and tropical islands. To find a freshness and a quiet more European, simply visit the mountains outside of Rio. In São Paulo, Brazil is more serious. São Paulo, center of the largest industrial park in the Third World, is the most dynamic city in all of Latin America. The Brewing of nationalities, the multitude of ethnic groups, make New York the tropics. Further down south, more European influence is felt. It is especially visible in the states of Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul where Italian immigrants, Germans and Poles have left their mark. Again, the beaches and the sea are extremely important. The coast of the State of Santa Catarina is one of the most beautiful in the whole South. A trip to Brazil would be incomplete if we forgot the interior regions. It contains the most remarkable natural wonders of the world. A third of the country is occupied by the Amazonian forest, home to legends, adventures and the mighty Amazon River. South of the Amazon area extends the Pantanal, a marshy area drained from rivers and streams, huge nature reserve housing thousands of fish, birds and animals. In the extreme south, finally falling Iguaçú are considered by many as the greatest natural attraction of Brazil.