panMAP - Tours Index

Ceara's Broadway - Canoa Quebrada is a small village located at Ceara coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. Tourists from Fortaleza crowd Canoa Quebrada on weekends at the main street, the Broadway. Canoa Quebrada, like Ceara coast, has hot and sunny days from July to December. ... - read more

Oasis in Desert - Jericoacoara is a small village located at Ceara coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. According to Washington Post, Jericoacoara is a top ten wonderful beach in the world. The village is an oasis between the sea and the dunes. The main attractions are: the Rock ... - read more

Coral Dive - Maracajaú has famous coral reefs, at the Rio Grande do Norte coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. The village has little tourist structure, and most of the diving tours come from Natal. The best season is during the summer from december to march when the water becomes ... - read more

Maze in the Cliff - Morro Branco is a small village located at Ceara coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. The main attraction is the tracks in the red cliffs, contrasting to the white dunes. Another attraction are the craftsmen working and selling small bottles with colored sand ... - read more

Emerald Pools - Morro de Sao Paulo is a small village located at Bahia south coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. The village is located in the Tinhare Island, accessed by boat. During the summer, Morro de Sao Paulo welcomes a large amount of tourists. In the low tide the water ... - read more

Oh Beautiful View - Olinda is a city belonging to Recife Metropolitan area, in the Northeast of Brazil. People comes from everywhere in the world to carnival at Olinda streets. The city is very important to Brazillian history, with many original old churches and buildings. ... - read more

Flooded Streets - Paraty is a city at the south of State of Rio de Janeiro, in Southeast of Brazil. Paraty has many old churches and buildings from Portuguese colonization time. The attractions are nearby beaches - Trindade, Sao Gonçalo; and boat trips. There are daily buses ... - read more

Cliffs and Dolphins - Praia da Pipa is a small village located at Natal coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. Most of the coast from Tibau do Sul until Praia da Pipa has beautiful cliffs. Dolphins can be seen at some beaches. Other attractions are the panoramic view from the ... - read more

Rafts and Pools - Porto de Galinhas is a village located at Pernambuco coast, in the Northeast of Brazil. Tourist from Recife crowd Porto de Galinhas on weekends. Porto de Galinhas, as most of Pernambuco coast, has reef what becomes natural pools in low tide. The attractions ... - read more

Wonderful City - The Rio de Janeiro city is the most important tourist destination in Brazil. People from all around the world arrives in this city every time. Rio de Janeiro has locations, hills and natural beauties sang in famous songs. From Corcovado Hill you can see how ... - read more

Caesar Business Paulista is a hotel of Superior category according to Embratur, located in Paulista Avenue - the heart of Sao Paulo. The Paulista Avenue has a large amount of business offices, and it is the financial centre of the biggest city of South America. Caesar ... - read more

Architecture Faculty of Sao Paulo University - The Architecture Faculty of Sao Paulo (FAU) is one of the most important in Brazil. The FAU building is located in USP Campus, in Sao Paulo city. The architect Vilanova Artigas made the FAU building project, build in 1969. The ... - read more

Fuji and Sakuras - The Fuji Mountain is located in the central area of Honshu Island, near Pacific coast in Japan. Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan and a symbol well know around the world. The Kawaguchi Lake is near Fuji Mountain, and it has parks with many Sakura ... - read more

Modern Tokyo - Odaiba is a modern area of Tokyo, the biggest city of Japan. Odaiba has parks and shopping malls, what makes a good place for leisure on weekends. Odaiba also has many large companies and hotels. In the park there are views to Rainbow Bridge and Statue of ... - read more