Brazil Hotels by HotelTravel.com
Brazil is well-known for its beaches, but it offers much more to the holiday traveller. Like no other country in South America, it offers staggeringly stunning landscapes with a people to match its appeal with a gracious, friendly hospitality. Toss in the wild fervour of Rio de Janeiro's Carnivals and its exotic cultural ways and the stage is set for a unique visit like no other in South America. With a multitude of ethnic groups and cultures to explore, it seems that no length of visit affords enough time to enjoy all of the country.
With over 190 million people, Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world by size and population. Due to its vast number of inhabitants, there is a tantalising brew of old traditions and modern living which makes Brazil a very interesting country to visit. No matter what you are looking for in a holiday, offers it, be it stretches of peaceful, pristine coast or the fun side of Brazil with its bars, restaurants and nightlife.
The vibrant city of Rio De Janeiro is Brazil's most popular tourist destination, known for having some of the best beaches in the world. The bustling city is wedged between sandy tropical shores and the 750-metre high mountains. On one of the mountains an enormous statue of Jesus Christ stands looking over the city, one of the most well-known sights São Paulo, the largest city in South America has a population of more than 25 million. A hub of culture, shopping and fine dining, the city has something for everyone. Due to the multitude of people flocking to it from all over the country, it is truly a culturally rich city. Hotels in São Paulo range from comfortable and cosy modest lodging to five star luxury with every amenity one could need. Be sure to book early for the best choice.
When one thinks of Brazil, the Amazon River Basin is first and foremost on the mind. The largest rainforest in the world, the Amazon has fostered a tremendous growth in eco-tourism, with Manaus being the main gateway to the jungle. The Amazon jungle covers one third of north Brazil with its thriving river as its heart. The popularity of Manaus has expanded the town to offer everything from daytrips on the Amazon River to multi-day journeys and treks through virgin rainforest. Resort accommodation is plentiful throughout Brazil, and resorts of all type are available for any pocketbook.
