Iguazu waterfalls: "These mighty waterfalls are one of the natural wonders of the world, and they are superior in size and grandeur to both Niagara and Victoria falls". This is the way how the Lonely Planet guide book for Brazil describes this place, and we agree. It is an impressive show performed by nature. The falls are divided between Brazil and Argentina, both countries have declared the surroundings as a national park to protect the falls and the environment. It takes at least 2 days to tour it properly both sides.

Sao Paulo City: It is South America's largest city, and Brazil' s most cosmopolitan and modern city. With skyscrapers everywhere, exclusive shops, art museums, good restaurants, cafes and nightclubs, many people call it the "New York of the Tropics". There are also many big parks where the locals and tourists can have a rest in this big city.

Paraty: This small colonial town with cobblestone streets, nice restaurants and souvenirs shops, is the perfect stop between two big cities as Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and more important, it is surrounded by some of the best beaches of Brazil. Pristine water, white sand and palm trees, it's hard to beat it.