Discover the natural wonders of Brazil – A country with such a rich and extensive ethnic and cultural diversity as Brazil could not fail to enchant with its breathtaking scenery and landscapes. From parks to paradise-like beaches, Brazilian diversity and charm extend to its national treasures.
Chapada da Diamantina – Bahia
Known for its breathtaking views, Chapada da Diamantina is a perfect destination for ecotourism enthusiasts and practitioners, but also for those who wish to have a deeper connection with the environment.
The region is well known for its imposing waterfalls that stand out amid the lush greenery and for its cascades that make the place even more special. Although there are more than 360 waterfalls, the most outstanding ones are the Cachoeira da Fumaça, considered one of the largest in Brazil, Cachoeira do Buracão, famous for its impressive scenery, and Cachoeira do Mosquito, with its beautiful water flows descending between towering rock walls. The region also has the famous pools formed inside caves, which, when illuminated by a beam of light, create a magical and unique sight. The highlights among them are Poço Azul, Poço Encantado, and Gruta da Pratinha.
The charms of Chapada da Diamantina attract many nature lovers with its landscapes that move any visitor, but also catch the attention of adventure sports practitioners, with activities ranging from trails to rappelling and climbing, showing that the region pleases all kinds of preferences.
Barra dos Remédios Beach – Ceará
Often called the “Caribbean of Ceará,” Barra dos Remédios Beach has been drawing attention for its enchanting turquoise-blue sea, crystal-clear waters, and the formation of natural pools during low tide. Alongside the sand dunes blending into the sea, creating an exotic and paradisiacal landscape, the beach—still relatively unknown—offers visitors a tranquil and authentic experience.
Beyond the unforgettable visual experience, the location offers other activities and attractions, such as buggy rides that explore the dunes and help you get to know the region better, the meeting of the Remédios River with the sea (which creates natural pools and a perfect setting for a freshwater swim), and the spectacular sunset over the dunes, providing an incredible panoramic view.
Barra dos Remédios Beach remains etched in the memory of those who visit it, offering the tranquility and comfort so many seek amid a chaotic and stressful routine.
Buraco das Araras – Mato Grosso do Sul
Have you ever imagined a massive sinkhole over 100 meters deep serving as home to 120 red macaws and more than 150 other bird species? This setting exists and is one of the most remarkable tourist attractions, bringing visitors closer to the fauna of Mato Grosso do Sul.
The sinkhole, a cavity formed by rock decomposition over time—in this case, a process that took 300,000 years—is known as Buraco das Araras. It attracts many visitors and students from various fields thanks to its rich biodiversity and the privileged view of hundreds of red macaws coloring the sky with their presence. In addition to the red macaws, there are over 150 bird species, alligators, small rodents, monkeys, bats, and snakes. A true paradise for those who love to admire local wildlife and study native species.
Access to the site is easy, with a 970-meter trail, and visitors are astonished by the unique beauty of the macaws and the other animals inhabiting the sinkhole. The site also makes a significant contribution to ecotourism, which is carefully controlled to avoid negative environmental impacts and to raise awareness among tourists about the importance of conservation.
Iguassu Falls – Foz do Iguaçu
One of Brazil’s most iconic landmarks, Iguaçu Falls captivates everyone with its displays of water power, with the main and largest attraction being the Devil’s Throat, a monumental drop that plunges vertically, creating a mist that envelops the landscape in a dazzling spectacle.
Visitors enjoy an immersive experience through various tours, such as the Trilha das Cataratas (Falls Trail), which offers a panoramic view; the Panoramic Elevator, which provides a privileged lookout point; Macuco Safari, a boat ride that takes you to the base of the falls; Porto Canoas, a food court with direct views of the Iguaçu River; and the Helisul Experience, a helicopter ride over the falls.
Beyond its magnificent waterfalls, the surrounding region preserves a subtropical forest that is home to a wide variety of endangered species, such as the jaguar, tapir, giant anteater, and purple-breasted parrot, making it the ideal destination for those seeking closer contact with nature. In addition to protecting local flora and fauna, the Falls also shelter several archaeological sites and rock paintings left by indigenous peoples who inhabited the region thousands of years ago, ensuring the preservation and respect of their history.
Much more than just landscapes, the national treasures found only here tell an important and meaningful part of a people’s story and show that Brazil’s richness can be discovered in every corner.
These are just a few suggestions, but the possibilities are endless! Blumar, a Destination Management Company (DMC) with over 40 years of expertise, creates tailor-made travel experiences across Brazil — from logistics to unique activities that turn into unforgettable memories. If you’d like to explore these experiences, simply ask your preferred travel agency to get in touch with Blumar, as they offer a wide range of ready-to-book programs designed to help you experience Brazil at its very best.
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Written by: Ana Carolina Lack de Souza
