Brazil features natural areas and local sites beyond major cities. The landscape spans from waterfalls and caves to coastal regions and mountains. National parks contain sand formations, lagoons, and coral reefs. Cultural places include traditional villages and historical sites.
Goiás, Brazil
Natural rock formations in Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park feature surfaces that resemble lunar geology with depressions and grooves.
Pernambuco, Brazil
The archipelago features beaches with clear waters, coral reefs and sea turtles. Visitor numbers are limited by conservation regulations.
Ceará, Brazil
These sand dunes rise up to 30 meters above sea level. The wind reshapes the dune landscape daily.
São Paulo, Brazil
The island contains mangroves, rainforests and beaches. Birds, monkeys and sea turtles inhabit their natural environments here.
Maranhão, Brazil
The rainfall between January and June forms blue water pools between the sand dunes of the national park.
Roraima, Brazil
The table mountain plateau rises 2810 meters above sea level and hosts unique flora.
Pará, Brazil
The rainforest floods during rainy season creating a network of water channels.
Minas Gerais, Brazil
The park contains caves, waterfalls and natural pools amid a landscape of quartzite rocks.
State of Paraná, Brazil
The canyon extends 32 kilometers, with rock formations dating back 400 million years. The site contains native vegetation and numerous animal species.
State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The coastal forest paths connect four beaches through Atlantic rainforest. Local fishermen maintain these routes, which lead to natural pools and waterfalls.
State of Bahia, Brazil
This car-free island contains 20 kilometers of beaches and mangrove forests. The village has 3,000 inhabitants who maintain traditional fishing practices.
State of Minas Gerais, Brazil
The national park contains 200-meter-high waterfalls within a mountain range. The area marks the source of the São Francisco River.
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
The canyon reaches 720 meters in depth with vertical rock walls. Waterfalls and native plants line the hiking trails.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The island features 193 kilometers of hiking paths through Atlantic rainforest. A former prison still stands on the grounds.
Bahia, Brazil
These natural pools form at low tide and contain corals, starfish and tropical fish. The beach extends for 7 kilometers.
Bahia, Brazil
A nature reserve with mangrove forests and indigenous Pataxó communities. The beaches are lined with coconut palms.
Alagoas, Brazil
This coastal marine park extends 135 kilometers and contains more than 20 different coral species and numerous tropical fish.
Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
These sand formations extend 10 kilometers along the coast and reach heights of up to 60 meters.
Bahia, Brazil
The valley is surrounded by mountains reaching 1800 meters and contains numerous waterfalls and old coffee plantations.
Tocantins, Brazil
These springs contain underground water currents that stir up sand and make people float on the surface.
State of Pará, Brazil
This island complex at the Amazon River mouth contains water buffaloes, caimans and numerous bird species.
State of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
This underground formation contains a lake with clear water and fish among limestone formations.
State of Tocantins, Brazil
An area with sand dunes, waterfalls and natural pools between mountains and savannas.
State of Minas Gerais, Brazil
A 273-meter waterfall surrounded by Atlantic rainforest and granite rocks.
Mato Grosso, Brazil
This sandstone cave extends 1550 meters and contains stalactites, stalagmites and various mineral deposits.
Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
The river hosts over 50 fish species in its transparent water with 40 meters of visibility.
Mato Grosso, Brazil
This town served as the first capital of the region from 1752 to 1835 and contains colonial buildings from the 18th century.
Minas Gerais, Brazil
Built in 1943, this church features curved lines typical of Brazilian modernism and contains wall paintings by Portinari.
Bahia, Brazil
This peninsula houses Pataxó communities and offers 15 kilometers of natural beaches with coral reefs.
Minas Gerais, Brazil
The park covers 33,800 hectares with waterfalls, caves and more than 1,800 documented plant species.
Goiás, Brazil
This 30-meter waterfall flows into a mineral pool with clear water and is surrounded by rock formations.
Manaus, Brazil
This natural phenomenon shows dark waters of Rio Negro and light brown Amazon River flowing parallel for six kilometers.
Jericoacoara, Brazil
A natural stone arch rising 11 meters high on the beach, shaped by wind and sea erosion over thousands of years.
Januária, Brazil
A system of 140 documented caves containing prehistoric drawings, fossils and archaeological sites from the Pleistocene period.
Ubatuba, Brazil
An 8-meter waterfall located in a conservation area with endemic plant species of the Atlantic coast.
Amazonas, Brazil
This 2995-meter mountain stands within the national park and indigenous peoples consider it sacred.
Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
The 100-meter deep crater houses more than 100 macaws and other bird species.