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Brazil Road Trips – A collection of Motorcycle and 4×4 Road Adventures across Brazil (and some other stuff)Brazil Road Trips | A collection of Motorcycle and 4×4 Road Adventures across Brazil (and some other stuff)

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  • Motorcycle trips
    • 8 days exploring Rio de Janeiro and surrounding states
    • 9 days on Brazil’s Estrada Real – A mix of History, Culture and Natural Beauty (Part 1)
    • Brazil Down under – A taste of the South…
    • Motorcycle trip: Iguassu Falls – Brazil – Argentina – Paraguay
    • Enduro riding in the Serra da Mantiqueira, Brazil
    • Mato Grosso do sul – the ride home from Iguassu falls.
    • Enduro riding in the Serra da Mantiqueira, Brazil
    • Alternative route to Ubatuba… close but no cigar
    • Motorcycle trip: Serra da Mantiqueira: the mountains that cry – Brazil
  • 4×4 trips
    • Easy 4×4 – the Tinguá Biological Reserve – Rio de Janeiro State
    • Road trip into the heart of Bahia – The Chapada Diamantina (Part 1)
    • 4×4 trip crossing the Chapada Diamantina national park – Bahia, Brazil
    • Picking up hitchhikers. A great way to meet locals – Bahia – Brazil
    • Disaster weekend – Ibitipoca State park – Minas Gerais
  • Cool places
    • Rocinha, biggest favela in S.America, Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
    • Ouro Preto – 18th century Gold Capital and Cradle of Brazil’s Independence
    • The Magic of Itatiaia National Park – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil.
    • Bananal: São Paulo’s most influential 19th Century City
    • Morretes: Colonial charm and Atlantic Rainforest at the foot of the Serra do Mar
    • Diamantina – Jewel of Colonial Brazil and the Estrada Real
    • Santa Rita de Jacutinga – Hidden eco-paradise in south Minas Gerais – Brazil
    • Ilha Grande: Hiking, backpacking and scuba diving Paradise.
  • Cool things to do
    • Climbing a steel cable to the top of Sugar Loaf. The Via Ferrata
    • Rock Climbing to Christ the Redeemer (Corcovado), Rio de Janeiro
    • Hiking trip to the top of Pedra Selada – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
    • Pedra Branca, Rio de Janeiro – The World’s Biggest Urban Forest
    • Hiking to Pedra Bonita – one of the top 5 viewpoints of Rio de Janeiro.
    • Hang gliding or Parasailing in São Conrado, Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
    • Ibitipoca State Park – Hiking in the south of Minas Gerais – Brazil.
  • The “other stuff”
    • Brazil: 30 stunning pictures from two years of travel
    • Brazilian sex motels – 10 things you should know.
    • Do you play Sinuka? or Pingie-Pongie? – Brazilians say the funniest things
    • Driving in Brazil – Practical Survival Guide and Tips
    • 10 tips for independent travelers in Brazil
    • My Most Loyal Travel Companions.
    • Brazil – Historical heritage in decay
    • How I almost got shot in Rio de Janeiro
    • Scary stuff – Fake Phone Kidnapping Scams in Brazil.
    • Motorcycles and me – a never ending love story
    • Becoming a vegan – Raw food: the key to a Healthy Life
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Published April 5, 2018 at 240 × 180 in Driving in Brazil – Practical Survival Guide and Tips

The BR116 between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. One of the best highways in brazil. Also one of the most expensive in terms of toll booths

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