The Rio Times

What makes Brazil's Urubici unique Urubici is one of Brazil’s rare true mountain escapes, with cold winters, high viewpoints and scenery that feels far from the country’s usual tropical image. Its mix of canyons, waterfalls and quiet forest roads in a compact area turns the town into a standout destination for slow, nature‑focused travel.

Balneário “DUBAIRIÚ”, Santa Catarina, Brazil Skyscrapers on the sand, sunset on the water and a skyline full of lights—at first glance it could be Dubai, but it is Balneário Camboriú on the coast of Santa Catarina. Between the sea breeze, the high‑rises and the relaxed Brazilian vibe, it is easy to see why people in the comments have nicknamed it “Balneário DUBAIRIÚ.

Pontal da Daniela, a quiet corner of Floripa in Brazil At the very tip of Praia da Daniela, the Pontal feels almost detached from the rest of the island: a narrow strip of white sand where the sea meets a calm inlet and the water changes mood from one side to the other. It is the kind of place where Florianópolis shows a softer face, with warm, shallow water, distant views of forts and the mainland, and a near‑deserted atmosphere that invites slow walks and long pauses.

Winter Wall over Santiago The Andes rise over Santiago like a silent wall, snow‑covered and unmoving, watching the city from a distance as if time barely touched them. In winter, the cold air sharpens every ridge and peak, turning the skyline into a reminder of how small everything feels beside this immense, natural frontier.