Brazil is one of the countries with the richest and most diversified nature – attracting countless visitors on account of this. As pointed out by the World Economic Forum as the most competitive in the world in natural resources, what is not lacking are options for those interested in sustainable tourism, ecotourism, adventure and even sun and beach.

For Brazilians themselves, whose calendar is full of holidays and amendments, there are plenty of destinations to visit. Next, check out the list of top sustainable destinations.

Mamirauá Reserve

A finalist for the WTTC’s “Tourism for Tomorrow” award, the reserve is the largest protected area of ​​floodplain in the world, and in the middle of it is an ecologically managed guesthouse between the Mamirauá Institute and the local communities.

The place, which values ​​the conservation of the natural resources of the region, also counts on an association of guides of Tourism created by the own residents. For those interested in ecotourism, the destination is ideal for providing direct contact with the Amazon Rainforest.

Waterfalls of Iguaçu

Included in Travel & Leisure’s list of the 50 best places to travel in 2018, Iguaçu National Park houses an incredible specimen of the Natural Heritage of Humanity – the 275 falls that form the falls.

In addition, visitors also have a variety of options to compose a trip to the destination, because of its fauna and flora. In addition, for those who wish to go beyond Brazil, it is possible to explore the Argentine side.

Chapada Diamantina

Lencois was pointed as a trend for the year, according to the Skyscanner pass search engine. The city of Bahia is one of the gateways to the National Park of Chapada Diamantina, which gathers waterfalls, caves, caves, canyons, natural pools.

Parnaiba

The city of Piauí completes the list of Brazilian nature destinations that promise to attract many visitors in 2018. For nature lovers, it is worth mentioning that it is home to the Parnaíba Delta, a natural and unique sanctuary on the open ocean of the Americas.

Source: PANROTAS