Cities in South America
Aquiraz, Brazil
There is a quiet, salt-tinged warmth to mornings in Aquiraz, where breezes drift in from the Atlantic and sway the palms along sweeping dunes. The sun arrives ... more
Araraquara, Brazil
Araraquara is a city of 200,000 people in São Paulo Brazil, known for its oranges and sugar cane.
Maragogi, Brazil
Early morning in Maragogi hums with salt-bright air—the soft hiss of the tide threading through palm-fringed sands, and the sun kindling silvery patterns across... more
Maceio, Brazil
Early sunlight flickers on a turquoise tide as you step onto Ponta Verde’s powdery sand, the salty breeze cutting through the sweet aroma of coconut stalls. ... more
Ubatuba, Brazil
Ubatuba is a municipality in the northern coast of São Paulo state, just in the border with the Rio de Janeiro state. Ubatuba is a true paradisiac area, being ... more
Tibau Do Sul (praia Da Pipa), Brazil
You wake in Tibau do Sul to the hush of morning surf and sunlight filtering through tangled palms – the air laced with sea salt and the whisper of cashew trees... more
Natal, Brazil
Natal shimmers where the turquoise Atlantic meets rippling dunes and sun-bleached sand. The light here is tangible — hot, radiant, lasting late into the evening... more
Aracaju, Brazil
A gentle Atlantic breeze stirs across Aracaju as sunlight flickers through palm fronds and the call of distant parakeets cuts through the mellow hum of the city... more
Brasil, Brazil
Brazil (Portuguese: Brasil), [1], is the largest country in South America and fifth largest in the world. Famous for its football (soccer) tradition and its ... more
Manaus, Brazil
Heat lingered in the thick, scented air as you stepped onto the riverfront. Sunlight skipped across the caramel-brown flow of the Rio Negro, and distant ... more
Serra Talhada, Brazil
Serra Talhada is a city in Pernambuco.
Recife, Brazil
Sunlight flares over Recife’s inky canals, casting long shadows of mango trees on cobbled streets. You feel the sticky sweetness of tropical air, cut now and ... more
Olinda, Brazil
As the tropical sun leans low, Olinda’s steep cobbled streets flush gold and amber, casting a soft shimmer over painted colonial facades. From behind brightly ... more
Fernando De Noronha, Brazil
There is a hush to Fernando de Noronha that catches you unawares—a softness in the breeze, the distant hush of rolling breakers, the call of seabirds floating ... more
Barbacena, Brazil
Barbacena is a municipality in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is in the foothills of the Serra da Mantiqueira south of the state capital Belo Horizonte ... more
Diamantina, Brazil
Diamantina is a colonial city in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Its 17th century streets and buildings are witnesses to the country's diamond and gold digging ages, and ... more
Ouro Preto, Brazil
Ouro Preto is a colonial town in the Serra do Espinhaço mountains of eastern Brazil. It's known for its baroque architecture, including bridges, fountains and ... more
Capitolio, Brazil
Capitólio is a city in southeast Brazil, on the shore of Capitólio Lake. A boardwalk runs along the beach at the lake's Praia Artificial. Nearby, boats cruise ... more
Tiradentes, Brazil
Tiradentes is one of the smallest yet best preserved colonial towns in the Brazilian State of Minas Gerais. It has a population of about 6000 and boasts some ... more
Caete, Brazil
Caeté is a Brazilian municipality located in the state of Minas Gerais. The city belongs to the mesoregion Metropolitana de Belo Horizonte and to the ... more
Ipatinga, Brazil
Ipatinga is a city in the Rio Doce region of Minas Gerais. Ipatinga is located at the site where the Piracicaba River flows into the Doce River, 217 km. from ... more
Mariana, Brazil
Mariana is a colonial mining town in Minas Gerais.
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
There’s a hush that settles over Belo Horizonte each evening, just as the gold of the sunset slips behind the serrated ridges of the Serra do Curral. The city ... more
Ilheus, Brazil
Ilhéus is a city in Bahia, located approximately 450 km south of state capital Salvador. This city of 180 000 inhabitants is also the hometown of Jorge Amado, ... more
Ilha De Boipeba, Brazil
Boipeba Island is one of the islands of the Tinhare archipelago, in the county of Cairu, in the south of the state of Bahia.Surrounded by the ocean on one side... more
Praia Grande, Brazil
Praia Grande is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil.
Porto Seguro, Brazil
In Porto Seguro, the air tingles faintly with salt and the scent of roasting tapioca, winding through narrow streets bordered by pastel-hued colonial houses. By... more
Salvador, Brazil
Salvador greets you with a breath of sea air, thick with salt and the sweet tang of dendê oil. Cobbled streets echo with drums and laughter, while pastel ... more
Trancoso, Brazil
Cicada songs ripple on the humid Bahian breeze as dusk creeps across Trancoso. Bougainvillaea spills over pastel-coloured cottages, and the grass of the ... more