One of the famous valleys of the sublime Chapada Diamantina, Vale do Capão is well known for its hippy villages and its landscapes, which offer great potential for hiking and extreme sports.
Brazil's highest waterfall, located right in the middle of the Chapada Diamantina
A port town in the state of Bahia and point of access to the magnificent Tinharé Archipelago.
Rio's gem, the Corcovado is a forest-covered hill/rock, that stands over the city and provides a stunning view. It's here you'll find the famous 'Christ the Redeemer' statue that stands on its peak.
Santa Teresa is the bohemian neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, and one of the nicest.
This block of granite rises to nearly 400 meters above the bay of Rio de Janeiro and is the other great symbol of what has often been called the most beautiful city in the world.
Cachoeira is a very charming little town 75 miles from Salvador de Bahia.
Visit the old village of Tatajuba, overtaken by dunes, when you go out on buggy tour from Jericoacoara. Dunes, mangrove and lagoon - magical!
Any traveler interested in Brazlian culture and its architecture needs to visit the small town of Olinda. It was classified a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982 and is renowned for its colonial style buildings.
The principal town in Chapada de Diamantina, at 400km from the Bahia State coast. 
A table-shaped mountain like the one in Cape Town, Morro do Pai Inácio is an essential place to see when staying in the Chapada Diamantina.
A trek in the Chapada Diamantina region, considered to be one the best hikes in the world.
Midway between Manaus and Belém, Santarém is an Amazonian pioneer town just like many others in the region. Its surroundings will appeal to any traveler looking to get off the beaten track and the nature lovers among you.
Located not far from Santarem, Alter do Chão is a small, riverside town that simply invites rest and relaxation.
The Iguazu Falls are the natural jewel of Foz. It's a place which is both memorable and impressive for adventurers and families alike.
The municipality of Armação dos Búzios (often shortened to Búzios) is a former fishing village that became fashionable in the 60's, mainly thanks to Brigitte Bardot, often referred to as the St. Tropez Brazilian
A natural border between Argentina and Brazil, the town of Iguaçu is home to famous, spectacular falls, considered to be some of the finest in the world.
A fishing village in Camamu Bay, Bahia state, where the possibility of enjoying a dream holiday becomes reality.