Brazil

Whilst recent years saw Brazil take a turn towards the far-right, the recent administration change suggests a return to the more liberal landscape for LGBTQ+ people that made Brazil such a magnet for gay tourists. There are large gay scenes in all of the bigger cities.

Head to Rio de Janeiro – the capital city is a must-visit destination, with its flamboyant atmosphere and rich culture, you would be crazy not to experience it! Try Brazil’s fantastic beaches, visit during the Rio Carnival and party with the locals.

Try the restaurants and nightlife of Sao Paulo. Experience carnival in Salvador where you’ll find many more locals instead of tourists who tend to be the staple of Rio. Head deep into the jungle and cruise down the Amazon for an in-depth look at Brazil’s incredible nature.

Not many people make it up to Iguazu Falls on the border with Argentina. The largest waterfall system in the world, the falls are a sight to behold and if you want to experience one of Earth’s greatest and perhaps most profound natural beauties then this is it.

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Fly direct to Rio De Janeiro from where you can connect to many other cities within Brazil and also the rest of South America. There are also multiple bus and rail networks leading in and out of Brazil, as such it’s easy to combine Brazil with other South American destinations.