Why choose Brazil for Premium Leisure
With an abundance of natural wonders, beaches and beauty, Brazil offers the perfect combination of adventure and relaxation. Most often, Brazil is associated with samba and breathtaking landscapes. A country the size of Brazil has much more to offer. Brazil is a wonderful cultural destination and because of the diversity in the country, you can do many different activities. For example, you can visit beautiful beaches, jungles and unique art museums. Brazil is of course also known for its beautiful football, also called ‘Joga Bonita’, which stands for beautiful football. If you think of Brazil, you can of course think of the carnival that is organized annually which is a must visit in your life!
Top highlights for Premium Leisure in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Simply known as the “marvelous city”Rio de Janeiro, Brazils most iconic city, is best known for its Carnival, which happens around January to March every year. Furthermore, the majestic Amazon rainforest and Pantanal, with thousands of animal species adds to the adventure. Not to mention the 7,400-kilometer coastline and beaches. Samba and Bossa Nova music can be heard played live in bars and restaurants, with the locals, “Cariocas”, singing along.
Pantanal
The world’s largest tropical wetland areaThe Pantanal is a nature reserve full of many different types of species, impressive flora and fauna as well as numerous rivers and freshwater lakes. Here you can do excursions by jeep, boat, on foot and on horseback also you have the opportunity to explore this unique environment while seeing a variety of animals. If you are lucky you could see caimans, jaguars, monkeys, anteaters, tapirs and exotic birds.
Brazilian Churrasco
Flame-kissed carnaval: sizzling delightsIn Brazil, meat is cooked in churrasco style, which translates roughly from the Portuguese word for “barbecue”. Churrasco is a traditional way of making meat in Brazil, large pieces of meat such as beef, pork and chicken are grilled on an open fire and then cut into thin slices. The meat is often seasoned with salt, pepper and other spices. Churrasco is often served with rice, beans, vegetables and a spicy Brazilian sauce. When visiting Brazil with your groups you should definitely taste this local cuisine.
Paraty
Located between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo in the middle of the thicket of the Mata Atlântica: a small tropical paradise with a great colonial flair! Quite a few on Brazil trip simply get stuck in Paraty. In the surrounding area of the cite there is much to explore, from dreamlike beaches to jungle adventures between waterfalls and mountain streams together with the old, picturesque town of Paraty it is magically beautiful! Time seems to stand still here, and one feels like being taken back one hundred years, to the old Brazil under Portuguese colonial rule. Almost the entire old town centre of Paraty is very well preserved and since the mid-1950s Paraty has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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