The natural attractions of Brazil?

Question

Can you please name some facts about the natural attractions of Brazil?

Like, if somebody decided to visit Brazil for the natural attractions, which ones would you direct that person to?

Answer 1

Here's three to mention - by no means is this all....

Iguacu Falls consists of some 275 separate falls during the river's seasonal low. That number is halved during the rainy season when small rocky islets on the rim of the falls become submerged.

The beautiful semi-tropical forest is made possible by the high-rising mist that Iguacu Falls creates. During your trail walks you will see a rich variety of rainforest vegetation, including orchards, bromeliads, begonias, ferns, bamboo and palms.

Still, you will spot a number of interesting wildlife species during trail walks. These include colorful birds (such as toucans and parrots) and striking butterflies.

If you come to Rio one way or another you will run into Guanabara Bay. It is one of the prettiest sights from the city's most visited tourist attractions: The Sugarloaf and Corcovado Hill. You may also take a boat tour, ferries to Niteroi and Paquetá.

The Amazon River is the greatest river in the world by so many measures; the volume of water it carries to the sea (approximately 20% of all the freshwater discharge into the oceans), the area of land that drains into it, and its length and width. It is one of the longest rivers in the world.  Then there is the plant and animal life so amazing to the region.

Answer 2

Brasil is huge!

it is dificult to list the places ....

But, I recommend "Bonito"

Located in the south border of Pantanal, Bonito is a unique reserve that presents some of the most interesting tours in Brazil.

In Portuguese, the word Bonito means beautiful… too modest to describe the totality of the beauty of this exotic area.

The natural beauties in Bonito include caverns with deep azure lakes inside, incredibly clear rivers that work as natural aquariums, hundreds of waterfalls and much more.

The most famous activity, (which can be made by people from all ages) is snorkeling and swimming down these clear rivers accompanied by a big variety of fishes (like the Dourado of the picture above) and surrounded by amazing sub-aquatic vegetation. Just wonderful!!!

Other good experiences are hiking and biking through trails in the forest, learning about the different species of centenarian trees and other forms of vegetation until you get to marvelous waterfalls where you can swim and refresh from the hiking. When exploring the caverns (there are more than 80, dry and flooded), you’ll be able to see the beautiful composition that stalactites and stalagmites make on the ceiling of the caves, as well as down the water of the big lakes formed inside them.

see more here...

http://www.biosferabrasil.com/meu_destin...

Answer 3

Amazon !

I guess I read way too much blog.lessno.com, Brazil is featured there this month