Brazil Travel Blogs - Page 2

Graffiti Art in Brazil is amazing!!! During my stay in Salvador I was pleased to learn that the citizens of Brazil are more accepting of graffiti artists and their work.. While out and about in the i would sometimes cross the path an artist working in a public setting during daylight hours without …

After 2 days of rain and some wierd conversation in a supermarket and bakkery (some guys asked us if we want to buy some 'droga') we concluded that Recife isn't a place to stay for a long time. Also a meat fabrik drops all the 'rest' shit of their proces into the sea the result of this are s…

I got married in Rio de Janeiro, and spent the honeymoon in Brazil and Argentina

A trip to northeastern Brazil again.. This time we went to Maceió, Maragogi and Porto de Galinhas

I got up early after chatting to a Dutch guy at the hostel who had just done some travelling through Brazil (and got some useful tips) and then got the local bus over the border to Foz do Iguacu on the Brazilian side.  easy immigration procedures, no hassle whatsoever!! Feeling a little daunte…

This was my first time in Brazil!!

Fortaleza is the town where i live.. a very nice place with wonderful beaches..

A trip to northeastern Brazil with my cousin who's also a great friend.. Arraial d'Ajuda is a really neat and cute place with a nice nightlife around Carnival.. Trancoso is Paradisiac!

My trip to Brasil

My fucking beautiful country! There´s no other place in the world like this! Collorfull, intense, passionated, amazing tastes, colors, smell... Sound Track: Ana Carolina e Seu Jorge.

Doing my final thesis in Journalism in the spring, I was really looking forward to a nice, relaxing vacation in exotic Brazil. I had never been to South America before, but a buddy of a buddy was working there, so a my good friend Dennis and I decided to go for a visit with a couple of more fr…

The "City of the Sun" is a kind of cute nick which explains that we have sunny days every day and almost whole year. Yeah, Natal is a quite small city, picturesque because of its buggy cars, incredible sand dunes, awesome beaches and the most popular dish made of shrimps.

You can forget the lighting up Sydney harbour with fireworks and dropping the ball in Times Square New York, when 2 million people wander down to Copacabana beach in Rio De Janeiro they set the benchmark for how to celebrate the end of one year and the start of the new one. An absolutely awes…

Definitely my best day in Rio.  With only one day left, I still had a lot of stuff I needed to see.  I started in Ipanema Beach, one block from the hotel.   It's world famous, and so much has already been written about it, there's no point in going on in a blog.  Let's just say …

Quick stop in Cascavel . . . Our way of keeping track of the distances traveled during our journey . . .