The northeast region is full of cultural riches and beautiful landscapes.
Made up of nine states that range from extensive coastal beaches to the arid backlands, the northeast reflects the country’s historical, cultural and natural wealth.
The region is known for its tropical climate, which despite interspersing periods of rain throughout the year, the high temperatures stand out.
Its architecture is unique and full of history, with colonial influences that have been molded according to the contemporary scenario.

Bahia is one of the most emblematic and culturally rich destinations in the northeast of Brazil.
Salvador, its capital, is famous for its Portuguese colonial architecture, vibrant Afro-Brazilian cultural events and cuisine that mixes African, indigenous and European influences.
In addition to the historic city, Bahia also enchants with its paradisiacal beaches, such as Morro de São Paulo and Itacaré, ideal for those seeking sun and sea in stunning scenery.

Recife and Olinda form a culturally rich and historic duo, with Recife being the capital of Pernambuco and Olinda a colonial city declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Recife is known as the “Brazilian Venice” due to its rivers, bridges and mangroves, as well as being home to one of the liveliest carnivals in the country.
Olinda, with its steep hillsides, colonial mansions and famous street carnival, is a cultural sea where art, music and traditions are present from start to finish.

Lençóis Maranhenses, in Maranhão, is one of Brazil’s most impressive destinations, with white sand dunes stretching for kilometers and lagoons of water that form during the rainy season, forming a unique desert interspersed with crystal-clear lakes. This national park offers unique and breathtaking landscapes, ideal for hiking, quad biking and nature watching. The scenic beauty of Lençóis Maranhenses, together with its biodiversity and the experience of being in such a rare and exuberant environment, makes this place an unmissable destination for anyone visiting the Northeast of Brazil.

Ceará is a state known for its paradisiacal beaches and exuberant landscapes.
Jericoacoara, in particular, is one of the most popular destinations, with its dunes, freshwater lagoons and winds ideal for practicing sports such as kitesurfing and windsurfing.
The village of Jeri, as it is affectionately called, still retains a rustic, bohemian charm, with sandy streets and an unforgettable sunset on the famous Sunset Dune.