Located in the eastern part of South America, Brazil is the largest country on the continent and one of the most fascinating destinations in the world. From the beaches of Rio de Janeiro to the Amazon Rainforest, from the spectacular Iguaçu Falls to colonial towns, it offers an extraordinary variety of landscapes, cultures and traditions.
On Miranda Loves Travelling, this page brings together all our articles dedicated to this extraordinary country, based entirely on our personal travel experiences. Here you will find cities, natural wonders, restaurants, traditional food, photographs and practical travel tips to help you plan your trip.
Brazil occupies almost half of South America and borders ten countries. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, with more than 7,000 kilometres of coastline. Thanks to its immense size, each region offers completely different landscapes, climates and traditions.
Brazil is a land of incredible contrasts. Rio de Janeiro fascinates visitors with Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain and its famous beaches, while Iguaçu Falls is one of the most impressive natural wonders on the planet. The Amazon Rainforest is home to unique biodiversity, while cities such as Salvador de Bahia and Ouro Preto reveal the country’s colonial history.
In our articles, we describe the places we have personally visited, together with photographs and useful travel information.
Each Brazilian city has its own unique identity. Rio de Janeiro is famous for its spectacular views, São Paulo for its lively cultural life, while other destinations reveal the historical heritage, local traditions and extraordinary variety of Brazil. In this section you will find all the cities featured on Miranda Loves Travelling, with monuments, attractions and our travel impressions.
Brazil is one of the most biodiverse countries on Earth. Rainforests, tropical beaches, waterfalls, mountains, wetlands and national parks offer spectacular scenery. Each region provides different experiences, making Brazil an ideal destination for nature lovers.
The Amazon Rainforest is one of the greatest natural treasures in the world. Immense rivers, extraordinary wildlife and lush vegetation make the Amazon one of the most exciting experiences to enjoy during a trip to Brazil.
Brazil can be visited throughout the year, but the best time depends on the region you want to explore.
Spring offers pleasant temperatures and is a good time to visit many areas of the country.
Summer coincides with the high season, Carnival and some of the best conditions for enjoying Brazil’s beaches.
Autumn is ideal for visiting many destinations with generally milder weather and fewer crowds.
Winter is perfect for exploring some tropical regions and visiting cities and natural parks with more comfortable temperatures.
Brazil is connected with Europe, North America and the rest of South America through numerous international flights, mainly to São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brasília. Considering the vast size of the country, domestic flights are often necessary.
Travelling around requires careful planning. Domestic flights are the fastest way to cover long distances, while buses and rental cars make it possible to reach many tourist destinations.
Brazilian cuisine is the result of Indigenous, African and European influences. Among the most famous specialities are feijoada, churrasco, moqueca, pão de queijo and many tropical fruit juices. Each region offers different recipes and flavours.
During our travels we tried different restaurants and local specialities, which we describe in the dedicated articles.
Food is an important part of the travel experience. In our restaurant articles we share our impressions of the places we visited, the dishes we tried and the quality of the service.
All the photographs published on Miranda Loves Travelling were taken during our own trips.
The gallery includes images of cities, beaches, forests, waterfalls, monuments and landscapes that show the extraordinary variety of Brazil.
Before departure, it is useful to learn about the long distances, climate differences between regions, transport options and the best time to visit each destination. Our articles offer practical advice based entirely on our personal experience.
Brazil is one of the most complete destinations in South America, combining nature, culture, music, food and spectacular landscapes. Whether your dream is to relax on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro, explore the Amazon or admire Iguaçu Falls, this country will offer truly unforgettable experiences.
On this page you will find all the articles dedicated to Brazil published on Miranda Loves Travelling, helping you plan your itinerary.
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[ Jan.2016 ] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is famous for its carnival. Every year back home in London, we see the gorgeous parade on TV, don’t we. The venue of the parade is here, a kind…
[ Jan.2016 ] For the last meal in South America, we had a lot of meat at a restaurant called Churrascaria Carretao near Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro. Nowadays we see Churrascarias everywhere in the…
[ Jan.2016 ] We had our last dinner in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in our tour leader’s favourite restaurant. It was a bit of a walk from Ipanema beach and I think it was called…
[ Jan.2016 ] When we arrived in Paraty in Brazil, it was already dark. We went straight to the hotel. During this tour, we stayed in many hotels and generally, they did not have any…