| As tantalizing as
is, you'll have a far richer taste of Brazil if you wander
outside town.
Around Rio by Car
 A
scenic road leads to
and the opulent imperial palace that was the summer home
of Brazil's emperor.
is a popular coast resort and the favorite place for the
jetsets, since Brigitte Bardot's bikini put it on the map
a couple of decades ago. It's breathtaking 25 beaches and
charming pousadas are a must-see visit. Southwest of Rio,
on Brazil's Costa Verde (Green Coast), is the jumping off point for 365 islands that
peper a picturesque bay. One of the loveliest, Ilha Grande,
is lapped by emerald waters and retains an unspoiled flavor
despite its popularity. Further South, 3 hours from Rio,
the coastal town of
and its 18th-century architecture have attracted the likes
of British rocker Mick Jagger and Brazilian actress Sonia
Braga.
By Plane
 If
you have time to explore other areas of Brazil and have
only a few days, get a 2-day package to , if you want to check on one of the most beautiful
scenes of Brazil.
 If
you are a beach lover, we recommend you to explore the Northeastern
area of Brazil. Pick ,
or .
They are within 3 hour-flight distance from Rio de Janeiro
and sunny all year round. The Northeast of Brazil stands
for Hospitality, Good Food and a perfect weather.
 To
explore Historical places, and , reacheable by plane within one hour flight is
the best bet.
is also famous for its afro influences and rhythms.
You can also fly 4, 5 hours to get to soak in the Amazon's
Nature, visiting its capital
or staying in one of the many lodges in the middle of the
jungles. Check the and you will certainly be dazzled by so
many options.
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