Brazil is South America's largest and most influential country and takes up almost half the continent. The country has what foreign tourists want: miles of deserted beaches, unspoiled natural beauty, a vibrant people and culture, and an infectious lightness of heart.

The Brazilian receives anyone from another land so well. Those who come to Brazil become fans on the first visit. Heat freaks will be happy all year round in Rio; the weather never really dips below 20°C (68°F) in winter, although it can get rainy, especially in summer.

The country offers many draws, but the principal reasons tourists make the venture to Brazil are the mystique of Rio de Janeiro, the city’s Carnival, the country’s stunning natural beauty which includes the Amazon, the wildlife-packed wetlands of Pantanal, 8,850 kilometers of overall pristine Atlantic coastline, the waterfalls at Foz do Iguaçu, the volcanic beaches of the archipelago of Fernando de Noronha, and many other natural splendors.

The SUGARLOAF (Pão de Açúcar) Mountain is considered one of the most famous Brazilian tourist attractions.

Among the tourist attractions in Rio de Janeiro, the most known, COPACABANA BEACH, is a meeting point.
The bars, the sidewalk (calçadão), the sand are always stage and picture of the life, and the most pure joy.

The Cristo Redentor Monument is one of the major symbols of the country and offers a privileged panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro.

Samba City is the new Brazilian Carnival tourist attraction of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! All year around you can learn samba dance moves, hear the spinning drum rhythms of the Carnaval Bataria and see the vibrant colours move in a blazing fantasy fest of costumes and dance revolution on a 93,000 m2 area near the port of Rio! Rio might draw you to Brazil the first time, but the country's unexplored corners and breadth of attractions will make you want to go back!