6 articles to prepare your trip
Atlantic rainforest restored at the heart of Rio, Tijuca National Park brings together Christ the Redeemer, peaks over 800 m high and historic trails.
A Brazilian marine turtle conservation program founded in 1977, Projeto Tamar operates seven centers open to the public, from Praia do Forte to Fernando de Noronha.
Parque das Aves
In Foz do Iguaçu, Parque das Aves protects 1,400 birds representing 150 species across 16 hectares of Atlantic forest, facing the Iguazu Falls.
Buraco das Araras
30 km from Jardim, a limestone sinkhole 500 m in diameter where 60 pairs of red and green macaws nest. Guided visit mandatory.
Porto Jofre
At the end of the Transpantaneira, Porto Jofre is the world's best spot to observe jaguars in their natural habitat. Welcome to the heart of Northern Pantanal.
The world's largest tropical wetland, Pantanal offers exceptional wildlife safaris in the heart of Brésil: jaguars, hyacinth macaws and pantaneira fazendas.
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