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Rio de Janeiro - Rio is a busy city guaranteed to have something to please the entire family.
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Rio de Janeiro - As long as no one is afraid of heights, the family will certainly enjoy the views from the Sugarloaf cable car.
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Rio de Janeiro - Be sure to take a stroll along the avenue facing the famed Copacabana beach. Go on Sunday when the locals are all out riding their bikes and enjoying the beach air.
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Rio de Janeiro - If the family needs a break from the city chaos, take the day to visit the botanical garden. This natural gem dates back to the early 19th century and its 137 hectares house more than 9,000 species of plants.
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Porto de Galinhas - If what you're looking for is incredible beach scenery, don't skip Porto de Galinhas.
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Porto de Galinhas - Located on the northeastern coast, the region boasts miles and miles of white sand and crystal-clear waters that offer a great opportunity to check out tiny sea creatures with the little ones.
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Porto de Galinhas - This is a popular destination among water sports lovers. There you can try all sorts of sports, including water skiing, wakeboarding and Jet Skiing.
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Porto de Galinhas - After all that physical activity, you can take a boat ride or relax in a hammock while replenishing with coconut water. Your call!
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Gramado - Known as the "Brazilian Switzerland," the southern city is famous for its ecotourism.
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Gramado - Italian and German influences can be seen in the local cuisine, as immigrants from those countries settled in the region in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Gramado - You can't leave before peddling on the waters of the Black Lake among hydrangeas and azaleas. The lake's name references the surrounding trees, which were brought from Germany's Black Forest.
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Gramado - It is one of Brazil's most sought-after destinations thanks to its combination of elegance, romanticism, and nature. Explore the beautiful scenery made up of valleys, waterfalls, mountains, and forests.
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Natal - Also known as "City of the Sun," Natal is the capital of Rio Grande do Norte state.
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Natal - Its beautiful beaches are surrounded by white-sand dunes, and the best way to explore them is by going on a guided buggy tour.
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Natal - Head to Forte dos Reis Magos (fortress of the Three Wise Men), which marks the first structure built by the Portuguese colonizers.
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Natal - If you're looking for nighttime activities, Ponta Negra, located about 12 km (7.5 miles) south, is the perfect place.
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Foz do Iguaçu - The city of Foz do Iguaçu is the ideal place to see the famed Iguaçu Falls, the largest waterfall system in the world.
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Foz do Iguaçu - The falls mark the border between Brazil and Argentina.
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Foz do Iguaçu - Embark on the Safari Macuco to cruise the Iguaçu River and see local fauna in its natural habitat.
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Foz do Iguaçu - If you've ever wanted to see toucans, flamingos, and coatis, then this natural paradise is for you.
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Praia do Forte - This picturesque village is the headquarters of Projeto Tamar, an organization that protects sea turtles from extinction.
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Praia Do Forte - Amid its crystal-clear waters and white sand, you'll find the peace and tranquility you'll need to recharge.
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Praia do Forte - When the tide goes down, natural pools form on the reefs.
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Praia Do Forte - The small Francis of Assisi chapel, built in the early 20th century, is a great place for contemplation, and also to watch the sunset.
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Family resorts - If you prefer to have all the perks and comforts in one place, staying at a family resort is the best option.
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Family resorts - Around Foz do Iguaçu, Bourbon Cataratas Convention & Spa Resort includes a mini zoo for the kids, indoor rock climbing, games courts, an adventure park, and outdoor pools.
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Family resorts - Suits Beach Park Resort, south of Porto das Dunas, offers a "kid’s club," a great variety of food options à la carte, tennis courts, and daily activities specific to different age ranges.
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Family resorts - At the Sheraton Grand Rio in Rio de Janeiro, you'll have access to a semiprivate beach in front of the hotel. If that's not enough, its marble floors, high ceilings, spa, and golf and tennis courses will seal the deal. The kids club SheraTOON offer endless entertainment options for kids.
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Rio de Janeiro - Rio is a busy city guaranteed to have something to please the entire family.
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Rio de Janeiro - As long as no one is afraid of heights, the family will certainly enjoy the views from the Sugarloaf cable car.
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Rio de Janeiro - Be sure to take a stroll along the avenue facing the famed Copacabana beach. Go on Sunday when the locals are all out riding their bikes and enjoying the beach air.
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Rio de Janeiro - If the family needs a break from the city chaos, take the day to visit the botanical garden. This natural gem dates back to the early 19th century and its 137 hectares house more than 9,000 species of plants.
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Porto de Galinhas - If what you're looking for is incredible beach scenery, don't skip Porto de Galinhas.
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Porto de Galinhas - Located on the northeastern coast, the region boasts miles and miles of white sand and crystal-clear waters that offer a great opportunity to check out tiny sea creatures with the little ones.
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Porto de Galinhas - This is a popular destination among water sports lovers. There you can try all sorts of sports, including water skiing, wakeboarding and Jet Skiing.
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Porto de Galinhas - After all that physical activity, you can take a boat ride or relax in a hammock while replenishing with coconut water. Your call!
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Gramado - Known as the "Brazilian Switzerland," the southern city is famous for its ecotourism.
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Gramado - Italian and German influences can be seen in the local cuisine, as immigrants from those countries settled in the region in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Gramado - You can't leave before peddling on the waters of the Black Lake among hydrangeas and azaleas. The lake's name references the surrounding trees, which were brought from Germany's Black Forest.
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Gramado - It is one of Brazil's most sought-after destinations thanks to its combination of elegance, romanticism, and nature. Explore the beautiful scenery made up of valleys, waterfalls, mountains, and forests.
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Natal - Also known as "City of the Sun," Natal is the capital of Rio Grande do Norte state.
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Natal - Its beautiful beaches are surrounded by white-sand dunes, and the best way to explore them is by going on a guided buggy tour.
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Natal - Head to Forte dos Reis Magos (fortress of the Three Wise Men), which marks the first structure built by the Portuguese colonizers.
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Natal - If you're looking for nighttime activities, Ponta Negra, located about 12 km (7.5 miles) south, is the perfect place.
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Foz do Iguaçu - The city of Foz do Iguaçu is the ideal place to see the famed Iguaçu Falls, the largest waterfall system in the world.
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Foz do Iguaçu - The falls mark the border between Brazil and Argentina.
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Foz do Iguaçu - Embark on the Safari Macuco to cruise the Iguaçu River and see local fauna in its natural habitat.
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Foz do Iguaçu - If you've ever wanted to see toucans, flamingos, and coatis, then this natural paradise is for you.
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Praia do Forte - This picturesque village is the headquarters of Projeto Tamar, an organization that protects sea turtles from extinction.
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Praia Do Forte - Amid its crystal-clear waters and white sand, you'll find the peace and tranquility you'll need to recharge.
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Praia do Forte - When the tide goes down, natural pools form on the reefs.
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Praia Do Forte - The small Francis of Assisi chapel, built in the early 20th century, is a great place for contemplation, and also to watch the sunset.
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Family resorts - If you prefer to have all the perks and comforts in one place, staying at a family resort is the best option.
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Family resorts - Around Foz do Iguaçu, Bourbon Cataratas Convention & Spa Resort includes a mini zoo for the kids, indoor rock climbing, games courts, an adventure park, and outdoor pools.
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Family resorts - Suits Beach Park Resort, south of Porto das Dunas, offers a "kid’s club," a great variety of food options à la carte, tennis courts, and daily activities specific to different age ranges.
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Family resorts - At the Sheraton Grand Rio in Rio de Janeiro, you'll have access to a semiprivate beach in front of the hotel. If that's not enough, its marble floors, high ceilings, spa, and golf and tennis courses will seal the deal. The kids club SheraTOON offer endless entertainment options for kids.
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Explore these Brazilian destinations with the whole family
Aunts, uncles, grandparents, kids...they'll all have a great time in these amazing places
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Traveling with the kids can be an adventure in and of itself, and if you do it for the first time in an unknown country, the adventure can be epic. Brazil is an amazing place, filled with incredible opportunities for both old and young.
Browse this gallery to guarantee that you return home a hero, with the whole family still intact and filled with great memories.
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