If you’re thinking about visiting the Greater Vitória metro region in Espírito Santo, I have one piece of advice: go! There are two main cities on the central coast of ES: the state capital of Vitória, and the large suburb of Vila Velha to the south. Check out this post to learn about the four things you won't want to miss in Vila Velha!
Vitória is a relatively quiet, medium-sized city situated on the Atlantic coast of Brazil between Rio de Janeiro and Salvador. As the capital of the state of Espírito Santo, Vitória has a lot to offer, but the number one reason all travelers should check it out is its amazing food scene...
Have you ever heard of the Brazilian state of Espírito Santo? If you haven’t, that’s okay; I didn’t know about it before coming to Brazil either, but I’m so glad I decided to check it out! The state’s capital, Vitória, should be on the bucket list of serious travelers who want to get to know Brazil beyond its tourist hotspots...
Do you enjoy exploring cities beyond their tourist hotspots? If you do and you’re headed to Rio de Janeiro, you’ll want to make sure you spend some time on the shores of Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas! This saltwater lagoon directly north of Ipanema is a safe, upscale part of the city that has lots to offer...
Arraial do Cabo is known for its sparkling Caribbean waters and laid-back vibe, but a couple of the town’s best beaches are only accessible by boat tour. This post will review two boat tours I went on, compare them, and at the end I’ll provide a quick summary of a jeep tour, which is another way to get to know Arraial...
One thing I love about the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro is that it has much more to offer than the world-famous city of the same name that serves as its capital. Along the state’s coastline are dozens of idyllic small towns that all have unique vibes and stunning beaches. Arraial do Cabo is about a two or three hour drive east of Rio...
The Visitor’s Guide To Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro’s “Little Lisbon” The Visitor’s Guide To Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro’s “Little Lisbon” Published January 3, 2021Did you know that Rio…
As a travel blogger, I’ve lived in both Vietnam and Brazil, the two largest coffee-producing countries in the world. After living in Rio de Janeiro for almost four months, I’ve found the city’s best places to get a latte, mocha, or espresso. This blog post will feature some of my top recommendations!
Can you guys believe it’s almost the end of 2020? I’m sure it’s been a really tough year for everyone. However, with widespread vaccination on the horizon, I’m really looking forward to 2021! I’ll be looking back on 2020 in this post. After that, I’ll provide a sneak peak of what you can expect for the blog in 2021.
Rio de Janeiro has so many breathtaking attractions that aren’t world-famous, and this post will focus on one of them: Ilha Fiscal (which means Fiscal Island and is pronounced “IL-ya fis-COW”). The castle is undoubtedly eye-catching, and its striking mint color is enough to pique anyone’s curiosity. This post will explain how to visit.