Acre (AC)
Acre has a border with Bolivia and Peru. It is at the extreme West of Brazil and is a state which still has almost 90% of its natural rainforest. With […]
Alagoas (AL)
Alagoas is the second smallest Brazilian state, but one of the biggest producers of sugar-cane and coconut. Its strong agricultural tradition dates back to the days of the Empire, when […]
Amapá (AP)
Amapá is the northernmost of Brazil’s coastal states, bordering French Guiana and Suriname. Spotted by Spanish caravels in the 1500s, the area now known as Amapá has, at different times, […]
Amazonas (AM)
The largest state in Brazil, Amazonas covers more territory than France, Spain, Sweden and Greece put together. However, it is extremely sparsely populated – only two of its municipalities have […]
Argentina
Argentina is the second largest country in South America, behind Brazil. Its capital, Buenos Aires, is a popular tourist destination, offering visitors a wide gambit of attractions, from cultural tours […]
Bahia (BA)
Situated at the southernmost part of the Northeast region of the country, Bahia is the Brazilian state with the most borders, and the longest coastline, with 900km of beaches. It […]
Bolivia
A favourite among tourist, Bolivia is home to beautiful and little-explored landscapes as the Sajama National Park, which is nestled close to the extinct Sajama volcano and the Payachata volcano […]
Ceará (CE)
Ceará concentrates more than half of all caatinga vegetation in Brazil and is the only state to be completely inserted in the sub-region called Sertão. The territory that today corresponds […]
Centre-West Region
The Centre-West consists of the states of Goiás, Mato Grosso, and Mato Grosso do Sul (separated from Mato Grosso in 1979), as well as the Federal District, site of Brasília, […]
Chile
Chile has established itself as one of the more economically stable countries in South America. The most popular destinations are those that cater for ecotourism or historical trips, such as […]
