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See. Porta do Céu Visit this rooftop in Rocinha favela for viral drone videos and panoramic views of Rio. Minas Gerais Explore this state, recognized as an art capital on the rise. Castelo da Barra Discover this medieval-style castle in Barra do Jucu, a unique landmark contrasting with the surf vibe.

Eat. Cozinha Tupís Taste decadent dishes like cheese and corn fritters and cow tongue at this culinary flagship. Mercado Novo Visit this market in Belo Horizonte, buzzing with craft beer, food, and local designers.

Stay. fazendas Stay in ranches with guest facilities when visiting wilderness areas like the Pantanal. boat hotel Experience a unique stay on a boat hotel for fishing trips or wildlife viewing on rivers and lakes.

Lonely PlanetJul 14, 2026

10 of the best places to snorkel in the world

From swimming near whale sharks to spotting colorful fish over a reef, here are the world

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  • Baía do SanchoSightFernando de Noronha, BrazilConsidered by many to be the most beautiful beach in Brazil.
  • PortoSightFernando de Noronha, BrazilAccessible shipwrecks teeming with marine life.
  • ThumbiSightCape Maclear, MalawiPyramidal wooded island worth a boat trip for snorkeling.
  • Panagsama BeachSightMoalboal, PhilippinesReef easily accessible due to calm waters and shoreline proximity.
  • RadhanagarSightHavelock Island, IndiaShowstopping beach with glass-clear waters and dazzling fish.
  • Hanauma BaySightHonolulu, United StatesScenic spot in an ancient volcano crater with a 7000-year-old reef.
  • Tofo BeachSightTofo, MozambiqueWaters rich in marine biodiversity, famous for whale sharks.
  • West BaySightRoatán, HondurasPristine white-sand beach to spot parrotfish, butterflyfish, angelfish.
  • Mary's PlaceSightRoatán, HondurasDiving site where sea turtles, eagle rays, groupers come to surface.
  • Abu DabbabHotelMarsa Alam, EgyptShallow waters attract a small population of dugongs.
  • Baía dos PorcosSightFernando de Noronha, Brazil
  • SuesteSightFernando de Noronha, Brazil
  • Morro de ForaSightFernando de Noronha, Brazil
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The GuardianMay 24

£600 for cheese? The Brazilian beach scams that cost visitors dear

Travellers warned to beware of debit card cons after one was charged £1,500 for a kebab and another £3,000 for corn on the cob When Lisa Selby* used her debit card to pay for two slices of barbecued cheese from a beach vendor in Rio de Janeiro, she expected to pay 40 reais (£5.90) for the snack. But shortly after the payment had gone through, she realised that she had been charged 4,000 reais (…

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The GuardianMar 13

‘It’s one of those lifetime things’: viral videos turn Rio favela rooftop into tourist hotspot

People from across the world queue for hours to get a video taken on the famous ‘Gateway to Heaven’ rooftop in the heart of Brazil’s most iconic city It was day three of the British family’s holiday in Brazil and, as the sun rose over Rio’s undulating mountains, they set off for the city’s most talked about tourist haunt. “It’s our first time in Brazil. We’re really looking forward to it,” said…

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Condé Nast TravelerJan 13

The Best Places to Visit in April, From Chicago to Minas Gerais

There are reasons to plan a trip this spring, including a new hiking trail on a Greek peninsula and the opening of Obama's presidential library in Chicago.

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Atlas ObscuraDec 17, 2025

Castelo da Barra in Centro de Vila Velha, Brazil

The Castelo da Barra, in Barra do Jucu, is special for its architecture inspired by European castles, standing out from the simple fishing village landscape. Located in a prominent spot, it has become a visual and cultural landmark of the neighborhood. Its presence sparks curiosity, fuels local imagination, and attracts visitors. Thus, it serves as an alternative postcard and a symbol of local…

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 15, 2025

The Gold List 2026: Best Hotels and Resorts

Our global editors across four continents share their favorite places to stay.

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Condé Nast TravelerNov 27, 2025

The Brazilian State of Minas Gerais Is a Design Lover's Dream

From the city of Belo Horizonte to the art park of Inhotim, this southeastern corner of Brazil has a rich history of blending traditionalism and creativity.

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The GuardianNov 11, 2025

From the Andes to the Amazon: a six-week riverboat adventure to Belém, Brazil’s gateway to the river

Visiting the city hosting the Cop30 conference brings with it questions about farming, tourism and sustainability In an open-air market in the Brazilian city of Belém, I had a problem. It was breakfast time and I wanted a drink, but the long menu of fruit juices was baffling. Apart from pineapple ( abacaxi ) and mango ( manga ), I’d never heard of any of the drinks. What are bacuri , buriti and…

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