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15 Fun Things to Do in Porto Alegre, Brazil

Porto Alegre is a cultural gem often overlooked in favor of Brazil’s coastal tourist spots. This southern Brazilian capital blends European heritage, gaucho traditions, scenic riverfronts, vibrant parks, thriving art scenes, and a cozy, laid-back atmosphere. Whether you’re exploring parks brimming with local life, winding through historic markets, discovering museums housed in stunning architecture, or sipping chimarrão by the river, Porto Alegre welcomes you with warmth, variety, and authenticity. In this article, we recommend 15 cool things to do in Porto Alegre to experience the city in full. 1. Stroll Through Parque Moinhos de Vento (Parcão) A beloved city park …

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4+1 Unique, Budget-Friendly Slow-Boat Journeys in South America

Glide through South America at the pace it was meant to be seen—aboard slow-boats and ferries that carry you through rivers, fjords, and remote ports, sharing the experience with locals. From the Amazon’s meandering waterways to Paraguay’s cargo-laden ferries, Patagonia’s rugged fjords, and even the icy edge of Antarctica, these 4+1 routes offer unique, budget-friendly, once-in-a-life adventures that stretch time and imagination, letting you drift with the continent’s heartbeat one unhurried mile at a time. 1. Iquitos (Peru) → Manaus (Brazil) on the Amazon River Why it’s unique: Legendary slow-boat journey on the Amazon River crossing three countries (Peru, Colombia, …

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7 Badass Destinations for Your South America Honeymoon

Buckle up lovebirds, because we’re headed south! South America, that is. It’s the land of adventure, natural beauty and rich culture, perfect for those who want a honeymoon they’ll remember. Get ready for breath-taking landscapes, fascinating cultural experiences, and thrilling activities that’ll fill your head with unforgettable memories. In this post, we’ll explore the top ten badass destinations for a quirky South America honeymoon. So take that vow and let’s go! This article about honeymoon South America contains affiliate links. We’re not selling anything ourselves – we just help products and services we find great. If you click one of …

Graffiti mural of an aboriginal man in Rio de Janeiro by Kobra

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🇧🇷 Backpacking Brazil: Tips & Destinations

There’s samba, football and festivals. There are beautiful hips wearing the shortest of clothes. There are even kids playing with guns in the favelas. And then there’s the authentic Brazil, the one we love, with its food, its lively cities, its culture and its nature; and also with its people, among the friendliest we’ve ever met. For all these reasons, we’ve put together this guide with our best backpacking travel tips and our favourite destinations in Brazil. Chances are that this Brazil travel guide contains affiliate links. We’re not selling anything ourselves – we just help out products we find …

City Visits

🇧🇷 Backpacking in Rio de Janeiro on a Budget

Travel with us to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! Discover the famous Pão de Açúcar, Copacabana, Santa Teresa and forro dance!

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Digital Nomad in Brazil: a Practical Guide

How about a little samba, caipirinha, and sandy beach! Have you ever dreamed of living in Brazil? Brazil is a great destination for digital nomads, as the cost of life is often lower than in North America or in Europe. So you can have a quality life in an amazing environment. Here’s all you need to know before setting off as a digital nomad in Brazil. Jump to: Why Brazil | Facts | Safety | Coworking spaces | Accommodation | Internet | Entertainment | Visa and insurance Best cities in Brazil for digital nomads In such a huge country though …

Women in typical dress at Lavagem do Bonfim festival, Brazil

Culture & Society

🇧🇷 10 Festivals in Brazil for all Kinds of Travellers

For many, Brazil’s name resonates with the drum beats of the world’s most famous Carnival. Yet in a country that takes up almost half of the South American continent, you can expect a plethora of festivals and celebrations in all shapes and sizes. So even if you’re not keen on loud drums and half naked dancers, read on! On this page, you’ll find plenty of inspiring options if you prefer the more authentic, less crazy, but very cultural festivals throughout Brazil. Hopefully something will coincide with your trip; or take it a step further and choose your Brazil travel dates …

Jau national park, Brazil, seen from above

Great Outdoors

🇧🇷 A Hiker’s Guide to Brazil National Parks

Let the wilderness of Brazil put a spell on you. From steep canyons to jungle rivers, from impressive sand dunes to roaring waterfalls, from howling monkeys to colourful birds. At the end of long bus journeys, Brazil fascinates and captivates. With more than 70 national parks, the country tries to protect the nature of its vital ecosystems – and that’s for the best. We’ve partnered with other travel bloggers to guide you through some of them, in this selection of their favourite Brazil national parks. Best national parks in Brazil: Tijuca National Park Stephanie from History Fangirl visited Tijuca National …

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What is your favourite South America trek?

Sore legs and contented soul – nothing beats a good hike. In the sand, the snow or on the rocks, through the forest or along the sea, we feel happier outside. If the body’s moving, the mind is too, and the wonders of nature are the best inspiration. When it comes to hikes and treks, South America is just shy of paradise. We’re telling you here about our favourite hikes on the continent, but we’ve also turned to 10 fellow travel bloggers who share our love for the outdoors and our passion for Latin America; and we’ve asked them this …

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🇧🇷 [Itinerary] 2 or 3 Weeks in Brazil

If you go in search of the soul of Brazil, beware: you could well leave a bit of your own. This is a huge and friendly land, both mysterious and welcoming; mysterious in the unexplored thickness of the Amazon jungle to the west; welcoming in the lively cities and beaches on its tropical coast. Modern explorers, hear out! There are areas of Brazil where humanity has never set foot. So for this itinerary of 2 or 3 weeks in Brazil, let’s stick to one part, shall we? Chances are that this Brazil travel guide contains affiliate links. We’re not selling …