Brazil

“Poor Niagara!” So remarked Eleanor Roosevelt upon seeing the Iguazú Falls for the first time; it is this sense of immediate and lasting awe that best defines 250+ waterfalls that together form the blanket of crashing water separating Brazil and Arge...  Read review

At risk of expounding a horrible cliché, Rio de Janeiro is very much a city of vivid contradictions - sharp cleavages between rich and poor, favelas and gated compounds, hectic city life and remarkable natural beauty, all mixed-up and poured out across th...  Read review

Corcovado The famous iconic statue of Christ the redeemer blessing the city of Rio with his open arms is about 30 metres high and is on the top of the Corcovado Hill which is about 700metres high so it can be seen from many parts of Rio on a clear day. O...  Read review

I would like to inform you that the Gran Marquise Hotel, Fortaleza – Brazil, never could be rated as a luxury hotel, based on international evaluation. I was there recently and I suggest you to make sure the information about this hotel are in conformit...  Read review

In August 2007, my fiancé and I went travelling in Brazil. We went to Sao Paulo, Foz do Iguassu and Rio de Janeiro. I did some research on the web and found this really good tour company. They are called Iguassu Falls Tour and their website is www.iguassu...  Read review

There was absolutely no doubt! Gunshots! My God they are starting a revolution. They were shooting all night and people were screaming and shouting. That was our first night i Rio and we knew it wasn't the carneval. Leaving the room wasn't easy but it h...  Read review