Nestled along the shores of Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro lies a hidden gem cherished by both locals and visitors: Mureta da Urca. This small wall offers much more than a panoramic view of the bay; it captures the essence of carioca life and its relaxed rhythm.
Mureta da Urca is a gathering spot where residents admire stunning sunsets while sipping refreshing drinks. Evenings come alive with discussions, laughter, and songs, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Mureta da Urca embodies the sophisticated simplicity of Rio de Janeiro. It's
Arraial do Cabo is located 140 km from Rio de Janeiro, on the coast known as the “lakes region”, about 2 and a half hours away.
Known as the Brazilian Caribbean, its natural beauty ranges from a coastline of fine sand and perfect turquoise water, to lagoons, dunes, and hills covered with Atlantic Forest vegetation.
A short walk from the city center, which is on a peninsula, and you can feel the sand between your toes and dive into the warm sea. The nearest beaches are Praia Dos Anjos
Cradle of the afro-brazilian culture, Salvador, Bahia is a must in Brazil. Between the fine sandy beaches, the colorful walls of Pelourinho, the acarajés (afro-brazilian gastronomy) and the capoeira, this city can leave no one indifferent.
Capital of the Bahia region well known for its beautiful coastline, Salvador remains a big city, third largest in Brazil. Moreover, even with its three million inhabitants, the atmosphere of the city is warm and gives the impression of a village.
The mix of historical center with colonial buildings, numerous churches (including the popular Senhor do Bonfim church), and a very marked Afro culture makes it a
