Città e Spiagge del Brasile: Salvador, Jericoacoara, Rio & Buzios
Suggested Itineraries12 days
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Salvador›Fortaleza›Jericoacoara›Rio de Janeiro›Buzios
Città e Spiagge del Brasile: Salvador, Jericoacoara, Rio & Buzios — NAAR
Itinerary
Day 1 — Salvador
Salvador de Bahia is one of Brazil's most fascinating and vibrant cities, a place where history, culture and music come together in unique harmony. Known for its lively music scene, Salvador is the birthplace of samba and capoeira, with its famous Carnival attracting millions of visitors every year. The historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a riot of colour, with its cobbled streets, Baroque churches and colonial buildings that tell of the city's rich cultural heritage. Salvador's beaches, such as Porto da Barra beach, offer additional natural beauty, while the famous Elevador Lacerda offers spectacular views of the Baia de Todos os Santos.
Car
Day 4 — Fortaleza → Jericoacoara
Jericoacoara is one of Brazil's most charming pearls, a small village on the north-east coast, known for its incredible golden sand dunes, crystal-clear waters and relaxed, bohemian atmosphere. Surrounded by the Jericoacoara National Park, the resort is famous for its spectacular sunsets, which attract visitors from all over the world. Its beaches, such as the famous Praia da Malhada, are perfect for kitesurfing, while freshwater lagoons such as Lagoa do ParaÃso offer a haven of tranquillity. Jericoacoara, often only accessible by off-road vehicles, retains an unspoilt and authentic charm.
Flight
Day 6 — Jericoacoara → Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro is one of the most iconic cities in the world, famous for its extraordinary natural beauty and vibrant spirit. Nestled between the mountains and the ocean, it offers breathtaking views such as Christ the Redeemer, which embraces the city from the top of Corcovado, and the spectacular beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. The city is a mix of culture, music and celebration, with the famous Carnival that transforms Rio into an explosion of colour, sound and dance. Among its neighbourhoods, Lapa and Santa Teresa retain a bohemian soul, while gardens and urban forests such as Tijuca Park offer a quiet corner in the heart of the metropolis.
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Day 9 — Rio de Janeiro → Buzios
Búzios is a picturesque seaside resort located about 170 km from Rio de Janeiro, famous for its beautiful beaches, lively nightlife and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Known for its crystal-clear waters and quiet bays, Búzios offers a variety of beaches, each with its own charm, such as Praia de Geribá, ideal for surfing, and Praia da Ferradura, perfect for relaxing. The centre of Búzios is characterised by cobbled streets, elegant boutiques, fine restaurants and a lively nightlife that attracts tourists from all over the world. Combining the charm of an old fishing village with an international flair, the town is a perfect place for those seeking a mix of tranquillity, natural beauty and fun.