After adventures in the Amazon or exploring its sprawling cities, holidaymakers in Brazil have ample opportunity to do little more than lie on a towel and pitch up a parasol on its soft sandy shores.

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This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). When Brazilians have confidence that an endeavour is going to be successful, they say ‘Vai dar praia’ — literally, ‘It’s going to give ...

From broad beaches to the thundering roar of Iguaçu Falls, Brazil doesn’t just offer one “best” time to visit—it offers many, depending on where you’re headed and what you want to see. In February, ...

Opening in 2029, Four Seasons will debut in the sophisticated Leblon neighbourhood, steps from Rio’s beloved cultural landmarks and surrounded by the city’s iconic beaches and lush tropical ...

R I O   D E   J A N E I R O, Brazil, Nov. 13 -- Ironically in a country known for skimpy bikinis that reveal more than theycover, Rio de Janeiro has balked for the past nine years at ...

The Prince of Wales capped off his first day in Brazil with a visit to one of the world's most famous beaches — and a bit of volleyball Chris Jackson/Getty Prince William capped off his first day in ...

Whether you’re a nature lover or a history buff, these hotels—from Amazonian lodges to beach retreats—deliver the very best of Brazil. Travelers who want to splurge on a luxury hotel in Brazil should ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Hochman covers the worlds of luxury, travel, and entertainment. If you watched the Somebody Feed Phil episode set in Rio de ...