Stefan Loose Reiseführer Brasilien

Amazonas, Samba, Copacabana, Capoeira – these are evocative names that awaken dreams. Tropical joy and passion, adventure and authentic nature experiences all represent Brazil, the most diverse country in South America. Along the 8000 km long coastline with countless beaches, in the largest rainforest on Earth with its unnamed rivers and untouched indigenous peoples, amidst the roar of the Iguaçu waterfalls or in the crescendo of the bird flocks in the wetlands of the Pantanal – every traveler can find their paradise here. The dreamy colonial baroque towns of the mountainous gold mining region of Minas Gerais, the meticulously planned capital Brasília carved from the wilderness, the vibrant old town of Salvador pulsating with Afro-Brazilian rhythms and rituals, or the bustling metropolises of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro promise an enormous cultural diversity.

The Stefan Loose Travel Guide to Brazil is compact, rich in detail, and provides essential practical information primarily for independent travelers. However, it is also an inspiring read for package or short-term vacationers, thanks to many interesting background stories about the country and its people. Approximately 200 locations, national parks, and islands are described in detail.