Rio de Janeiro

São Paulo

Florianopolis

Paraty

Sao Luis

Barra Grande

João Pessoa

Olinda

Salvador

Salvador da Bahia

Itacare

Ilheus

Belo Horizonte

Petropolis

Resende

Itatiaia

Architecture

Books

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Food & Cuisine

Health

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Live Music

Photography

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Solo Travel

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Renata

Animals

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Van life

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Digital Nomad

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Sara

Suellen

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Antônia

Lilian

Games

Technology

Naty

Maria

Cycling

Marina

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Fashion

Rafting

Running

Shopping

Surfing

Giovanna

Brazil, located in South America, offers a vibrant mix of natural wonders, cultural richness, and dynamic city life. Known for its sprawling Amazon rainforest, home to diverse wildlife, myriad river systems, and an abundance of natural resources, the country is a true paradise for nature enthusiasts. It also boasts iconic landmarks such as the Christ the Redeemer statue crowning Rio de Janeiro and the gargantuan Iguaçu Falls bordering Argentina. Brazil is recognized worldwide for its annual Carnaval, showcasing flamboyant costumes, rhythmic samba music, and thunderous drum parades. With welcoming locals, numerous pristine beaches along its extensive coastline, delectable cuisine, and a passion for football epitomized by legendary players like Pele and Ronaldo, Brazil offers an unforgettable travel experience.

Brazil

Loved Brazil, its large cities, its UNESCO heritage villages, the tech and the traditional, the beach and the mountains, the unbelievable diversity of its people and its plants. I spent an entire afternoon in a park, contemplating the trees and enjoying a bit of people watching.
I went on a couple of amazing walking tours, one in Sao Paulo, about the culinary traditions of the historical immigration neighbourhood of Liberdade, and another in Rio, to hear about the amazing (and often untold) lives of the women who made history.
I had great food (pao de queijo eaten at all hours, a massive feijoada that I couldn't finish) and absolutely excellent coffee. Café coado is my new obsession. 
And they are hosting COP30 next year!

Anna

In Rio de Janeiro, most touristic areas are safe. The local food is amazing. The beaches are impressive. People is very friendly. I highly recommend it. Attractions are not expensive for travelers. You can use the public transport without worry.

Suelen

Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Brazil

Make friends while traveling solo

Meet other female travelers, find travel buddies and stay with local women for free through hospitality exchange.

Hospitality Exchange in Brazil