A recent article in the The Times of London highlighted Southern Brazil: The Iguazu Falls, the coastal area of Santa Catarina - which host the amazing spectacle of Southern Right Whales in Winter and some of the best beaches in Brazil in Summer- , the canyons of Aparados da Serra and the wine regions of Santa Catarina and Rio Gande do Sul, which offer high quality wine unknown to the general international wine drinker.
Surprised? Before and after the Olympics come and discover with Brazil Ecojourneys what South Brazil has to offer in an easily combined, relaxed 2 week itinerary.
Iguazu Falls: http://brazilecojourneys.com/008.php?oq=destinations
Whale Watching in Santa Catarina: http://brazilecojourneys.com/004.php?oq=interests&onde=nature
Wines & Canyons of Rio Grande do Sul:
http://brazilecojourneys.com/015.php?oq=destinations
http://brazilecojourneys.com/007.php?oq=destinations
Contact us for a customised itinerary.
Showing posts with label enotourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enotourism. Show all posts
Thursday, 21 January 2016
Monday, 9 June 2014
Make the most of the World Cup in South Brazil - Day trips from Porto Alegre & Curitiba
South Brazil has a lot to offer and
some of the best attractions can be visited in a full day trip from the host cities,
Porto Alegre or Curitiba.
Porto Alegre is a
pleasant enough city for a couple of days but if you are staying longer or have
an interest in nature or wine, you should know that you can have great day
trips from there.
For nature lovers,
you can visit the largest canyons in the country in the Aparados da Serra National Park.
Ideally you should stay at least one night, but it is possible to do it on a
full-day too, if you don´t have the time.
In Curitiba, the Serra do Mar train journey is an unforgettable day trip that can easily be done in a spare day.
Check out this mini-guide from The Guardian for more information and tips on the Southern capitals hosting the World Cup.
Availability is
restricted- contact us and book now.
Thursday, 30 May 2013
Weekend Specials - Autumn Colours in the Wine Valley of Rio Grande do Sul
The picturesque Vale dos Vinhedos (Wine Valley) is located 120km northwest from Porto Alegre, in the Italian-influenced Serra Gaúcha. The best wines in Brazil are produced in this valley, especially those produced by the micro wineries that never reach the supermarkets. You might be surprised, but the local sparkling wines are frequently top rated by many wine connoisseurs.
It is possible to visit the Valley on a day trip from Porto Alegre but you should spend a couple of nights to make the best of the region.
If you are in São Paulo or Porto Alegre for business you can easily reach the valley to spend a relaxing weekend at the Hotel & SPA do Vinho, the most comfortable hotel in the valley. The hotel is home to the only Caudalie vinothérapie Spa in South America.
Book now our Autumn Weekend Special from US$ 599 per person for a 2-night stay including breakfast, 01 lunch, 01 dinner and 01 day of
SPA treatments.
For a year around program,
check-out our great value Self-Drive Tour.
Friday, 8 October 2010
Chile, Argentina and now Brazil - Wine Enthusiast Magazine - November 2010
Some of the finest expression of methode Champenoise outside of France can be found in the wine regions of Southern Brazil. Surprised?
Check out this article by Adam Strum in the Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
Chile, Argentina and now Brazil - Wine Enthusiast Magazine - November 2010
Brazil Ecojourneys offers self-drive tours of the Wine Region of Rio Grande do Sul.
Check out this article by Adam Strum in the Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
Chile, Argentina and now Brazil - Wine Enthusiast Magazine - November 2010
Brazil Ecojourneys offers self-drive tours of the Wine Region of Rio Grande do Sul.
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