Ubatuba travel guide
Ubatuba is a long stretch of the São Paulo north coast where the Atlantic rainforest reaches the sand. It has more beaches than any trip can cover, and where yo
Brazil is the size of a continent and rewards a plan. Start with where to go, what you want to do, or how many days you have.
Guides to places worth the journey, with what to expect on the ground.
Ubatuba is a long stretch of the São Paulo north coast where the Atlantic rainforest reaches the sand. It has more beaches than any trip can cover, and where yo
Paraty combines a preserved colonial centre, a bay full of islands and the rainforest of the Serra do Mar. Three distinct kinds of day sit within reach of one b
Bonito, in Mato Grosso do Sul, is the one destination in Brazil where you cannot improvise. Every attraction runs on a booking system with a daily cap, and the
Bodoquena is the municipality of relief. Where Bonito and Jardim deliver clear rivers and sinkholes, here the landscape is vertical: the tallest waterfall in th
Much of what people call "Bonito" actually happens in Jardim, the neighbouring municipality: the Rio da Prata, the Buraco das Araras and the Lagoa Misteriosa ar
Miranda is where the Serra da Bodoquena ends and the Pantanal floodplain begins. It is the municipality that makes the Pantanal reachable from Bonito, whether a
Start from what you want to do, not only from where you want to go.
Day-by-day plans with realistic travel times between stops.
Fourteen days is enough to see three very different places along the Costa Verde without spending the trip in transit. The route below keeps travel days short.
When to go, how to get around, what it costs and what to sort out before you fly.
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