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Learn everything you need before enjoying your Amazon tour in Brazil, including when is the best time to visit, how to get there, what are the main activities and much more! Are you a nature lover and your ultimate dream to visit the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil so you can experience the fascinating wonders of […]
Seasons, activities, safety tips, and health precautions. See our recommendations for a fantastic Chadapa Diamantina trip! Chapada Diamantina National Park is a destination rich in fauna, flora, beauty, and experiences. No wonder countless adventurers visit Brazil every year to explore its trails—considered some of the best in the world. To make the most of your […]
Learn everything you should know to travel to Mount Roraima, including how to get there, the best time to visit, main attractions, and more! Standing tall at an impressive altitude of 2,810 meters (9,219 feet), Mount Roraima is the 8th highest peak in Brazil and one of the tallest on the planet. Known for its […]
Discover everything you need to know to have an unforgettable experience scuba diving and snorkeling in Fernando de Noronha Fernando de Noronha is known for the beauty of its crystal-clear waters, gorgeous white-sand beaches, and an elegant, peaceful atmosphere. This makes it one of the best destinations in Brazil for people looking for leisure and […]
Vibrant and incredibly valuable for the planet, the Brazilian rainforest is a top destination for ecotourism. Here are our 15 facts about the Amazon! Beautiful, colossal, diverse, and always at the center of attention in international discussions about the environment, the Amazon Rainforest is, undoubtedly, one of the most fascinating places on the planet. That’s […]
Looking forward to exploring Brazil’s natural wonders? Discover the best tours for your Pantanal trip! The best Pantanal safaris are the ones that allow for total immersion in this fascinating biome, with plenty of activities focused on exploring its impressively rich biodiversity. Spanning an area of over 210,000 km², the Pantanal is the greatest place […]
Visa to visit Mount Roraima: essential Brazil and Venezuela entry requirements Mount Roraima, one of the world’s oldest geological formations, rises on the border of Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana. Known for its vertical cliffs, mysterious ecosystems, and breathtaking scenery, it attracts adventurers worldwide. But before packing, a key question arises: Do I need a visa […]
The richest ecosystem on Earth is home to countless species of animals. Discover the wildlife of the Amazon Rainforest! Known for its incredibly rich vegetation, the Amazon Rainforest is dense and diverse, with over 2,500 species of trees and 30,000 types of plants—out of 100,000 in all of South America. While the flora is abundant, […]
From jaguars to giant anteaters and maned wolves, discover the secrets of some of the most fascinating Pantanal animals and get ready for your wildlife safari trip! Did you know the Pantanal is one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth? Imagine watching jaguars sunbathing by the riverbanks, macaws flying overhead and giant anteaters crossing […]
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Crossing Lençóis Maranhenses on Horseback: Patricia’s Solo Adventure in Brazil
Patricia crossed Lençóis Maranhenses on horseback, solo. Her 4-week Brazil story: endless dunes, a guide with no GPS, and real disconnection.
June 25, 2026
Beyond the Mountains of Nepal: A Journey of Connection with Mother and Son
How an expedition to the Himalayas strengthened the bond between Mila and Lorenzo Ricetti Motherhood is often described as a journey, but for Mila Ricetti (56) and her son Lorenzo (24), it materialized into a literal expedition across the rustic landscapes of Nepal with the Mardi Himal trek in the Annapurna region—a route that invites […]
May 8, 2026
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