Brazil

Ryan’s farewell to Brazil looks back at Salvador while revealing what happened between him and Marília in Fortaleza, before his final stop in São Paulo.

Ryan shares the beaches he enjoyed in northeast Brazil, Porto de Galinhas being the best, despite his epic fail at attempting to surf again.

Ryan advises everyone about the four things you need, from Salvador to Fortaleza, essentials such as an electrical adapter and mosquito repellent.

Ryan starts 2015 in Salvador, where he and his new friends went to the beach to watch fireworks then saw some live music later in the night.

Ryan tells us about his favorite Brazilian foods from the norheast region, most of them seafood dishes, with moqueca, acarajé and feijoada among his Top 5.

Ryan has fun describing love and lost in Recife, his way to explain his struggle to learn the city. Meanwhile, he finally makes plans with Camila.

Ryan highlights the cost of travel in northeast Brazil, including examples of accommodation, transport, food, nightlife and sightseeing activities.

Ryan’s 8-part series on Brazil begins in Fortaleza, where he would meet up with a local he met in Colombia 2 1/2 years ago. Would they still have chemistry?

Private tours in Rio de Janiero with Rio Cultural Secrets: walking tours of the historic center, visits to Tijuca Forest, and many other private tours.

Tips for how to enjoy the 2014 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, based on Dave’s experience in Paris for the France-Brazil final in 1998.

Downtown Rio de Janeiro features a high concentration of attractions, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and Colombo Cafe.

Pista Cláudio Coutinho is a 1.2 km oceanside pedestrian pathway offering great views of the Atlantic Ocean, Sugar Loaf and Vermelha Beach.

Rio de Janeiro has something so different from other cities. It attracts travelers from all over the world, and makes them never want to leave.

The top 5 things to do in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil including the beaches, Sugar Loaf, the Selarón Steps, and visiting the Christ the Redeemer statue.

[T]here’s a traditional carnival march that goes “Cidade maravilhosa, cheia de encantos mil, cidade maravilhosa, coração do meu Brasil…” (Wonderful city, filled with a thousand charms, wonderful city, the heart …

Brazil is in the spirit of free kids in Rio.

Brazil is home to two distinct, yet vastly different martial arts: Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Capoeira.

The Pan American Collective was a week of events, ranging from parties to sightseeing.

You remember Emily Callaghan, right?  She wrote the most popular article on Go Backpacking last month, entitled “The Importance of Hooking Up Abroad.” Since so many people enjoyed her writing, …