From the Corcovado to Sugarloaf Mountain and Copacabana to Ipanema, this whirlwind tour will sweep you through the best, most famous, and most beautiful beaches, neighborhoods, and mountains that Rio de Janeiro has to offer. Cycle along the endless beaches, hike the largest urban forest in the world, and learn how to cook with Brazilian flare and flavors.

Adventure Tour in Rio de Janeiro - 5 Days

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Atlantic Rainforest (Mata Atlantica)

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State of Pernambuco

Parque Nacional da Tijuca

Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon

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Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Corcovado - Christ the Redeemer

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Oct 2018

There are more than 4,500 miles of coast to explore in Brazil, so here's a snapshot of just a few of the beaches that should be on your list the next time you're planning a trip.

Brazil's Most Beautiful Beaches | Oyster.com

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Parque Nacional dos Lençóis Maranhenses

Lencois Maranhenses National Park

State of Maranhao

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Feb 2019

Baia do Sancho, a beach on the small island of Fernando de Noronha off of Brazil, is consistently ranked one of the world's best beaches. INSIDER reporter Sophie-Claire Hoeller decided to brave the narrow rock canyons and steep stairs and ladders to get to the beach, and it definitely didn't disappoint.

I braved giant iguanas, narrow rock canyons, and terrifyingly steep ladders to visit the world's best...

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Fernando de Noronha Marine National Park

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Fernando de Noronha, PE

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Mar 2019

We're dreaming of warm sand and crystal-blue water. That's right — it's time for a vacation along the coast. Trip Advisor put together a list of the best beaches in the world. Check out all the incredible locations, and plan your getaway now.

25 Breathtaking Beaches You Must Visit Before You Die

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Baia do Sancho

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White Beach

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Anse Lazio

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Praslin Island, Seychelles

Camp's Bay Beach

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Camps Bay, South Africa

Radhanagar Beach

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Havelock Island, India

Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica

Mt Maunganui Main Beach

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Mount Maunganui, New Zealand

Whitsunday Island, Australia

Cayo De Agua

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Los Roques National Park, Venezuela

Iztuzu Beach

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Dalyan, Turkey

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Dec 2018

If you’re craving a sunny tropical getaway but turned off by crowded beaches and sky-high prices, consider skipping the oft-beaten path.

7 Best Remote Islands for a Tropical Getaway | SmarterTravel

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Palawan Province, Philippines

Chiriqui Province, Panama

Bocas del Toro

Panama

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Sep 2019

Brazil is the swimming hole capital of the world! From sand dune pools to hidden rainforest oases, there are plenty of ways for you to splash into your vacation. Which of these would you most like to visit?

Buraco do Galego

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Chapada Diamantina National Park

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Palmeiras, BA

Parque Nacional dos Lençóis Maranhenses

Presidente Figueiredo, AM

Jalapao State Park

State of Tocantins

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Apr 2019

South America has a long and exciting coastline that includes stretches on the Caribbean, Pacific, and Atlantic oceans, and when it comes to beaches, there are some excellent options to be found across the continent.

19 Best Beaches in South America

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Margarita Island, Venezuela

Cayo De Agua

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Los Roques National Park, Venezuela

Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador

Playa El Almejal

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Bahia Solano, Colombia

Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina

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The Points Guy posted a link

Apr 2019

"The constant challenge of off-the-beaten-path travel is to stay one step ahead of everyone else. That’s why you should check out destinations threatened by climate change and places that are still totally Instagram influencer-free now, before they’re overrun by tourists, closed to visitors or otherwise disappear forever."

Destinations to See Before They're Ruined by Mass Tourism

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