The Amazon rainforest is the largest and most bio-diverse rainforest in the world – a trip to Brazil isn’t complete without visiting. The city of Manaus is the gateway to the jungle.

One of the most recognizable cities in the world with its famous Copacabana Beach, Sugar Loaf Mountain and Cristo Redentor statue. A dynamic, lively and sinfully beautiful city.

Salvador is Brazil’s third largest city and home to some of the best examples of colonial architecture in the Americas along with a number of stunning beaches. The city is also renowned for its culture, restaurants and nightlife.

Paraty is a historic coastal town famed for its cobbled streets and old churches. Nearby beaches and islands with emerald seas, as well as forests and waterfalls make it a perfect place to visit.

The Pantanal is the world’s largest freshwater marsh – 14 times the size of the Florida Everglades. As you can imagine it is an absolute haven for wildlife and regarded as one of the best spots for bird watching on the planet – just watch out for the Caiman, Anacondas, Jaguars and Piranhas.

Olinda is home to one of the most famous carnivals in Brazil. The 18th century buildings of the historic downtown add to the charm of this quaint beach city.

The Iguazu Falls can be seen from either Foz Do Iguacu (Brazil) or Puerto de Iguazu (Argentina) and are worth seeing from both sides. Higher and twice the width of Niagara Falls, set amongst lush tropical jungle, they are widely considered the most impressive falls on Earth.

Chapada do Veadeiros is a vast tropical savannah region of Central Brazil famed for its stunning landscapes and waterfalls.

Fernando de Noronha is an idyllic tropical island off the coast of Natal. It isn’t the most accessible place in Brazil, but offers arguably the best beaches and diving in the country.

If you are looking to unwind and party Florianopolis is the place to go. Enjoy surfing, fishing, diving, sailing or just relaxing on the spectacular beaches by day, and it’s infamous party scene by night.