Tourism Breaking News
A recent survey by YouGov* revealed that when planning a holiday, more and more youngsters seek authentic experiences representing local culture and opt for sustainable and eco-friendly travel and accommodation options. Brazil has set its eyes on the GCC market looking at both locals and expatriates as they are living home to the natural landscapes and rich culture, Brazil is the perfect destination for young tourists from the region looking for an ethnically diverse, ‘instagramable’ holiday. From breathtaking beaches and adrenaline-infused activities to bustling nightlife and vibrant local culture, Brazil has so much to offer for those young at heart. Here are four distinct destinations in Brazil that are perfect for young solo travellers or groups of friends seeking adventure and real-life experiences.
Reconnect with nature, relax by the tropical beaches or simply dance the night away at Florianópolis. From stunning coastlines and natural scenery to lounges and sporting activities, this serene island checks all the boxes for a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ holiday. During the day, Florianópolis is great for being outdoors with hiking routes, surfing and other adventurous activities and by night, this city transforms to a place to unwind and connect with other free-spirited souls. Florianopolis International Airport (FLN) receives daily flights from São Paulo (GRU) and Rio de Janeiro (GIG).
Fernando de Noronha is known as a true paradise on Earth. It features some of the most pristine beaches in Brazil and memorable ecotourism experiences ideal for nature enthusiasts looking for hiking trails, boat tours, snorkelling, surfing, and other outdoor adventures. In addition to having breath-taking vistas and crystal-clear beaches, the island serves as a breeding ground for green sea turtles. Tourists and locals can witness these sea creatures on the beaches as part of the Sea turtle preservation initiative by Projeto Tamar. The Fernando de Noronha Archipelago is 545 km from Recife International Airport (REC). To get to the island, tourists must board an hour direct flight from Recife to the island. Every tourist who visits Fernando de Noronha must pay a preservation fee which is spent on conserving the island.
Brazil’s rich culture and historical sites are in abundance in Manaus. With so much to discover, such as the Rio Negro Palace and the magnificent Amazonas Theatre, the city is alluring with culture and reminiscent of an ancient colonial city. Manaus is the gateway to the glorious Amazon Rainforest. Travellers can also explore the vast ecosystem by staying at the opulent Amazon Lodges. Tailor-made packages and excursions designed by travel experts are offered to help explore the wilderness safely, making it the ideal vacation spot for adventure seekers. Manaus International Airport (MAO) receives daily flights from São Paulo (GRU) and Rio de Janeiro (GIG).
Foz do Iguaçu is one of Brazil’s magical destinations that holds the world’s most charming waterfall, the Iguacu Falls. The Iguaçu National Park is one of the popular tourist spots for both locals and tourists alike and is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Foz do Iguaçu is filled with both natural and man-made attractions and is a great destination for the young tourists to shop, explore, and feast the night away. One of the city’s perks is being situated at the border of Argentina and Paraguay, keeping tourists at the brink of adventure. Foz do Iguaçu Airport (IGU) receives direct flights from São Paulo (GRU) and Rio de Janeiro (GIG).
