@@SwedishGringo I really liked this video, which I decided to share on my Facebook profile. Let's see if more Brazilians will start appearing on your channel. The US couple "The Travelbum" who are traveling around Brazil had a significant increase in subscribers on their channel after the Brazilians discovered them and adopted them as "foreign friends" and several Brazilians started watching their videos as a series. Many Brazilians have become addicted to their videos and will be orphaned after they leave. You and your friend are very nice and friendly and always speak well of Brazil and show the most beautiful side of this country, and that is what Brazilians like. Brazilians like to see that foreigners are having fun in Brazil and they have fun together watching their videos. What other places / cities in Brazil have you visited?
@@Nathavolt: : That would be so awesome, thank you! Reaching more Brazilian viewers is the reason I keep making portuguese subtitles and descriptions. I’ve visited a dozen places in Brazil before. Right now, the material I’ve got left is mostly cool stuff in Rio. 💪
Rio de Janeiro State has some beautiful places, away from its famous capital city. For example, I recently visited Buzios. There isn't even a curfew there like in Rio, and it looks super nice. Very scenic.
Found your channel after searching videos about zanzibar and now i have spent like 3 hours watching these amazing videos about different places! Love the content!
Haven't seen any videos in English, this is very useful for foreigners, I visited this place and its awesome, must visit place. Glad that someone made video in English. Awesome shots.
Legendas em portugues!🇧🇷¡Subtítulos en español!🇪🇸 _________ Sorry guys, I got one of the names wrong. Aventureiro is the wrong name of the beach featured at 8:00 - it should be Praia do Dentista. _________ Desculpe a todos, eu entendi um dos nomes errado. Aventureiro é o nome errado na praia às 8:00 - deveria ser Praia do Dentista.
I havent watched a video in a few weeks now, but so glad I remembered to catch up! This is so amazingly shot and I love the map thats always there with all the info and the new rating system. This was high quality through and throught! Keep it up man! seems views are climbing some:)
If you ever visit the state of São Paulo, see tips on what to visit. The beaches in the northern half of São Paulo are very similar to those on Ilha Grande because they are also located in the Atlantic Forest. In summer Brazilians look more for beaches and in winter they look more for mountain regions - visit de capital. - Take a bus to Santos and visit Santos and Guarujá and then rent a car to visit the entire coast of the north coast of São Paulo. The roads are very good. th-cam.com/video/iCROJYKNbDg/w-d-xo.html - Ilha Bela - th-cam.com/video/PG1er-G8OzM/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=101 - Ubatuba Region - th-cam.com/video/y4bP5JrWqCc/w-d-xo.html - visit Campos do Jordão, known as the "Brazilian Switzerland", is the city with the highest altitude in Brazil - 1,639 m - th-cam.com/video/jE8T6_aKXww/w-d-xo.html Note: the mountain range between Ubatuba and Taubaté is narrow and a little dangerous. Drive very carefully. Avoid driving at the end of the day and at night, especially in fog. Difficult to overtake vehicles. In times of heavy rains, there is a high risk of landslides. th-cam.com/video/ZRlIlIiFL_g/w-d-xo.html . If the road is closed or if you prefer a safer way, drive to Caraguatatuba and take this route: www.google.com/maps/dir/Ubatuba/Caraguatatuba,+SP/Paraibuna/Jambeiro/Ca%C3%A7apava+Velha/Campos+do+Jord%C3%A3o/@-23.1713406,-45.7258455,10.21z/data=!4m38!4m37!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cd5228bab1966d:0x9905169ef1825576!2m2!1d-45.0859653!2d-23.4337995!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cd639daab97a29:0x965051c5272e303e!2m2!1d-45.4241453!2d-23.6255903!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cda6ba7fa97e41:0xb72913ac03a0c42b!2m2!1d-45.6627324!2d-23.3883439!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cdac1f4df05fdb:0x484ffcc8ff7eb2ef!2m2!1d-45.6935468!2d-23.2554949!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc544468576c65:0x978d175ccdaf9fbe!2m2!1d-45.651649!2d-23.1163698!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc89cbf10d10bf:0x42ed1a032c8ae78f!2m2!1d-45.5963557!2d-22.7428673!3e0?hl=pt-br - Take this route between Campos do Jordão and Itatiba and, if interested, visit Monte Verde and hike to the region's peaks. www.google.com/maps/dir/Campos+do+Jord%C3%A3o/Parais%C3%B3polis/Monte+Verde/Zooparque+Itatiba/@-22.8930963,-46.374271,10.46z/data=!4m26!4m25!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc89cbf10d10bf:0x42ed1a032c8ae78f!2m2!1d-45.5963557!2d-22.7428673!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cb88e6291cf681:0x499b054ed5b9c32f!2m2!1d-45.7750681!2d-22.548794!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc103f1694fca5:0xef5416e893de18e0!2m2!1d-46.0386081!2d-22.8632391!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ced12cd12eb155:0xfd5658f7b2d243e8!2m2!1d-46.7472933!2d-23.0466017!3e0?hl=pt-br Monte Verde: th-cam.com/video/vh9NP-dO55c/w-d-xo.html Peaks: www.google.com/maps/search/pico+do/@-22.86937,-46.2358336,12.25z?hl=pt-br th-cam.com/video/RzZH4wGonZY/w-d-xo.html - In Itatiba, there is this park of animals and birds, a very beautiful walk (Zooparque - The largest private zoo in Brazil) - www.google.com.br/maps/place/Zooparque+Itatiba/@-23.1700331,-46.4351124,10z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x94ced12cd12eb155:0xfd5658f7b2d243e8!8m2!3d-23.0465641!4d-46.7472553 th-cam.com/video/EvrdfyU1lBo/w-d-xo.html . . www.google.com/maps/dir/S%C3%A3o+Paulo/Santos/Guaruj%C3%A1/Ilhabela/Ubatuba/Campos+do+Jord%C3%A3o/Monte+Verde/Zooparque+Itatiba/-23.5472317,-46.5905461/@-23.2985206,-46.3068244,9.5z/data=!4m51!4m50!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ce448183a461d1:0x9ba94b08ff335bae!2m2!1d-46.6333094!2d-23.5505199!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ce03423c3b1c3b:0x584dceedfc63644f!2m2!1d-46.3288865!2d-23.9678823!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ce00420b733eab:0xf42377f671ac1314!2m2!1d-46.2568678!2d-23.9948444!1m5!1m1!1s0x94d299a1e1b58951:0xdb1cb1ae3f4ba322!2m2!1d-45.3664809!2d-23.8158392!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cd5228bab1966d:0x9905169ef1825576!2m2!1d-45.0859653!2d-23.4337995!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc89cbf10d10bf:0x42ed1a032c8ae78f!2m2!1d-45.5963557!2d-22.7428673!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc103f1694fca5:0xef5416e893de18e0!2m2!1d-46.0386081!2d-22.8632391!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ced12cd12eb155:0xfd5658f7b2d243e8!2m2!1d-46.7472933!2d-23.0466017!1m0!3e0?hl=pt-br
To really get to know Brazil, foreigners first need to know a little of its history. To know the history of Brazil, watch this series (select the English subtitles): th-cam.com/play/PL3yv1E7IiXySpilepZSpHnrWGWbmryk9j.html Watching the history of Brazil you will understand why there are so many black people in Brazil, mainly in Bahia, and why it's such a mixed country. You will also understand why Portuguese is spoken here and not Spanish. You will also understand why we have historic cities called "imperial" and why the king of Portugal transferred the Portuguese court to Brazil and when Brazil declared its independence from Portugal. Knowing a little about the history of Brazil you will visit our historic cities with another view. This series / documentary is very good and very interesting.
Hi thanks for your great Videos, that how I imagined my trip to Brazil .I would like to travel soon from ilhabela to rio with a stop in ilha grande and maybe one more stop on the way. Do you know if I can travel on the coast with Buses?
Thank you Michelle! It’s on the main island … that’s the most precise answer I can give on the fly. But ask any tourist office on site - they will know exactly.
Thaaaank you! It’s a very special place for me and I’m really happy you’re going🏝️☀️Gotta admit I had some help booking the ticket over there, but it doesn’t really matter which company you choose - it’s just a matter of how you travel to the ferry. Going home we just bought the ferry ticket seperately and booked an Uber back to Rio. Not the cheapest option, but still remarkably cheap 💖🇧🇷
By any chance do you remember the company that you made the reservation if you did any to go to Aventureiros? or you just just showed up at the dock? Awesome videos, this is out second time to Brazil and I wished I could have stumbled upon your videos sooner specially before making my reservations in Sao Paulo.
Hi gringo. thanks for sharing. i was just wondering what is the situation with phone reception on ilha grande with the local mobile carriers? Is there mobie coverage all over the island, or partial, or none at all? and if so what is the signal strength? thanks
We booked it from a tour office in a shopping mall. But you can get it from just about any hotel/hostel or from the tour office at posto 6, Copacabana beach
At this particular moment traveling is a bit tricky. Rio still has a soft lockdown with beaches temporarily closed and limited hours for shops and bars. But Brazil doesn’t work like one organism, a friend just had a good time in Salvador.
@@epluribusbigly1354: I mean, it’s hard to say. Walking the streets things seem pretty normal. At the same time hospitals are flooded. It’s not like people lock themselves in there homes.
General information for foreigners who intend to come to Brazil: It's necessary to warn you that the capitals in the northeast are more violent than those in the south of the country, so in those capitals stay close to the sea, which is safer for tourists, avoid moving further inland and away from the sea . To give you an idea of the violence rates throughout Brazil, see this link and download the PDFs / spreadsheets and you can compare the rates between one city and another. www.mapadaviolencia.net.br/ For comparison, see the violence rates between the capitals below: Fortaleza 75.3 Salvador 44.0 Porto Alegre 35.4 Belo Horizonte 32.1 Curitiba 31.1 Brasília 25.9 Rio de Janeiro 14.8 São Paulo 10.2 Florianópolis 10.2 In other words, Fortaleza is 7 times more violent than São Paulo and 5 times more violent than Rio de Janeiro (data from 2014). With this Map of Violence worksheet, you can have an idea of where to be more careful, to be more alert. In any case, always consult the locals to find out which neighborhoods / regions to avoid, even in those cities with the lowest levels of violence. There are places that are safe during the day, but dangerous at night and that kind of information only the locals know. Doing this way you will be safe. . The states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Paraná, Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul and the southern half of Minas Gerais are more developed than the other states and the roads and structure in general are much better as well. . For you to plan to visit beaches in Brazil, get organized and decide after consulting this link that shows the incidence of rainfall month by month by beaches in Brazil - www.viajenaviagem.com/2012/10/praiometro-nordeste-caribe/ . For example, in the month of may it's good for beaches from Rio de Janeiro towards the south of Brazil and bad for beaches in the northeast (greater lack of rain). However, there is a risk of starting to cool off on the beaches of Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul (if this occurs, you have the options to visit the mountains, which are not far from the coast). That is why it's important to check the weather forecasts before planning any trip, as Brazil is giant and one region may be drowning in so much rain while another region may be suffering from drought. I always consult these two weather websites: Climatempo - www.climatempo.com.br/previsao-do-tempo/15-dias/cidade/56/salvador-ba Accuweather - www.accuweather.com/en-us/salvador/43080/daily-weather-forecast/43080 To find out about the possibility of extra-tropical cyclones and cyclones, I always consult this site - www.windy.com/en/-Rajadas-de-vento-gust?gust,-27.820,-43.770,5,m:cYSaeSl . For tips on gastronomy in Brazil, see his videos (in English), who is taking a tour in the southern half of Brazil - th-cam.com/users/Davidsbeenherevideos . Keep all these information that I'm passing on, to use it when you decide to come to Brazil.
@@SwedishGringo Different kinds of beauties. Ilha Grande is wilder, with more luxuriant vegetation, even though there's green in Arraial too, but Ilha Grande is more rainy than Arraial and the sea isn't exactly blue but greenish. That's why I said about the colour of the sea Arraial is more Caribbean. I didn't have so great time in Ilha Grande since it rained cats and dogs when I was there. I could enjoy only 1 day.
Heyyy, love your video, but please don’t play with animals! It’s really very sad… poor starfish! 😔 even if you are saying in the video be gentle, you are taking it out of the water !
Wow! the video is beautiful! very good image quality. Ilha Grande really is a paradise, impossible for a video not to look beautiful.
Wow, thank you! I’m really happy I had the opportunity to visit this paradise! 🙏
@@SwedishGringo I really liked this video, which I decided to share on my Facebook profile. Let's see if more Brazilians will start appearing on your channel. The US couple "The Travelbum" who are traveling around Brazil had a significant increase in subscribers on their channel after the Brazilians discovered them and adopted them as "foreign friends" and several Brazilians started watching their videos as a series. Many Brazilians have become addicted to their videos and will be orphaned after they leave. You and your friend are very nice and friendly and always speak well of Brazil and show the most beautiful side of this country, and that is what Brazilians like. Brazilians like to see that foreigners are having fun in Brazil and they have fun together watching their videos.
What other places / cities in Brazil have you visited?
@@Nathavolt: : That would be so awesome, thank you! Reaching more Brazilian viewers is the reason I keep making portuguese subtitles and descriptions.
I’ve visited a dozen places in Brazil before. Right now, the material I’ve got left is mostly cool stuff in Rio. 💪
Super dope video
Thanks a lot, my gringo buddy! 🙏
Rio de Janeiro State has some beautiful places, away from its famous capital city.
For example, I recently visited Buzios.
There isn't even a curfew there like in Rio, and it looks super nice. Very scenic.
Yes! Buzios, Arraial do cabo, Ilha Grande. There are lots of cool destinations in this fantastic state. 💖🇧🇷 Thank you for watching! 🙏
Found your channel after searching videos about zanzibar and now i have spent like 3 hours watching these amazing videos about different places! Love the content!
Holy crap! That’s the nicest thing I heard in a long time ... you really made my weekend! 💖 I’ll do my best to keep up the high standard! 💪
Haven't seen any videos in English, this is very useful for foreigners, I visited this place and its awesome, must visit place. Glad that someone made video in English. Awesome shots.
Thank you so much! And I torally agree: Ilha Grande is an absolute must if you’re in the Rio area ❤️🇧🇷
Thanks Bro !! Nice places and amazing beaches !! Paradise !! If you come back enjoy another beaches in São Paulo 👍
Thank you so much! I definately will enjoy more of beautiful state of São Paulo! 💖🇧🇷
Wonderful travel video !!!! Congrats 👍
Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭i love to connect with other travelers ❤️
Hey, thank you so much! 🙏💖 Happy it seems to fulfull its purpose! Are you also traveling at the moment?
@@SwedishGringo unfortunately not, but i hope very soon !!!
Eu estava aí no mesmo dia que vcs .. passei 4 Dias nesse paraíso . Vcs gravando . Abraço 👍
Nós TB estávamos em vários momentos das filmagens 🇧🇷🇸🇪🇧🇷🇸🇪
Nós TB estamos em vários momentos das filmagens 🇧🇷🇸🇪🇸🇪🇧🇷🇧🇷 gringo muito gente boa👍
Legendas em portugues!🇧🇷¡Subtítulos en español!🇪🇸
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Sorry guys, I got one of the names wrong. Aventureiro is the wrong name of the beach featured at 8:00 - it should be Praia do Dentista.
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Desculpe a todos, eu entendi um dos nomes errado. Aventureiro é o nome errado na praia às 8:00 - deveria ser Praia do Dentista.
Thanks for the info brother. Just got to the island yesterday. Pure paradise.
It’s heaven! I acctually just left from my second visit ☀️🏝️
Relaxed Relaxed Beautiful
Saudades. Saudades 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
💖💖💖💖💖💖
Ok, now I'm binge watching your videos and they're making me so nostalgic... I really miss the people in Brazil!
I like your music choice btw 👍
I'm happy to alleviate the pain a little. I know how it feels to miss Brazil 💔 Thank you for noticing the music, I put a lot of work into it 🙏
one of the best places I've visited
And happy to say the same! 💖🇧🇷
I havent watched a video in a few weeks now, but so glad I remembered to catch up! This is so amazingly shot and I love the map thats always there with all the info and the new rating system. This was high quality through and throught! Keep it up man! seems views are climbing some:)
I’m glad to have you back man! And even more glad you like the new features. Have yourself a happy Easter and I’ll se you on the other side 💪
Ohhhh this was a very nice vlog!!! I do love ilha grande 😍😍
Thank you Daiana! We love Ilha Grande too … very much! 💥💖
Lol... Ola is too funny. My guy! 😂
Traveling with Ola you are never short of laughs! Maybe I should start making t-shirts with famous Ola quotes? 🤔
I was there not 2 long ago it week I spent there it was kinda expensive for Brazil and mendez beach is a must I did 2 hour hike back and forth 🇧🇷
Awesome island
Yes, one of my favorites in Brazil! 🏝🇧🇷💖
Been there 2x. Amazing
Me too … soon 😅 Can’t wait to come back!
nice place
It sure is! Thank you for watching! 🙏
If you ever visit the state of São Paulo, see tips on what to visit. The beaches in the northern half of São Paulo are very similar to those on Ilha Grande because they are also located in the Atlantic Forest. In summer Brazilians look more for beaches and in winter they look more for mountain regions
- visit de capital.
- Take a bus to Santos and visit Santos and Guarujá and then rent a car to visit the entire coast of the north coast of São Paulo. The roads are very good. th-cam.com/video/iCROJYKNbDg/w-d-xo.html
- Ilha Bela - th-cam.com/video/PG1er-G8OzM/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=101
- Ubatuba Region - th-cam.com/video/y4bP5JrWqCc/w-d-xo.html
- visit Campos do Jordão, known as the "Brazilian Switzerland", is the city with the highest altitude in Brazil - 1,639 m - th-cam.com/video/jE8T6_aKXww/w-d-xo.html
Note: the mountain range between Ubatuba and Taubaté is narrow and a little dangerous. Drive very carefully. Avoid driving at the end of the day and at night, especially in fog. Difficult to overtake vehicles. In times of heavy rains, there is a high risk of landslides. th-cam.com/video/ZRlIlIiFL_g/w-d-xo.html . If the road is closed or if you prefer a safer way, drive to Caraguatatuba and take this route: www.google.com/maps/dir/Ubatuba/Caraguatatuba,+SP/Paraibuna/Jambeiro/Ca%C3%A7apava+Velha/Campos+do+Jord%C3%A3o/@-23.1713406,-45.7258455,10.21z/data=!4m38!4m37!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cd5228bab1966d:0x9905169ef1825576!2m2!1d-45.0859653!2d-23.4337995!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cd639daab97a29:0x965051c5272e303e!2m2!1d-45.4241453!2d-23.6255903!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cda6ba7fa97e41:0xb72913ac03a0c42b!2m2!1d-45.6627324!2d-23.3883439!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cdac1f4df05fdb:0x484ffcc8ff7eb2ef!2m2!1d-45.6935468!2d-23.2554949!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc544468576c65:0x978d175ccdaf9fbe!2m2!1d-45.651649!2d-23.1163698!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc89cbf10d10bf:0x42ed1a032c8ae78f!2m2!1d-45.5963557!2d-22.7428673!3e0?hl=pt-br
- Take this route between Campos do Jordão and Itatiba and, if interested, visit Monte Verde and hike to the region's peaks. www.google.com/maps/dir/Campos+do+Jord%C3%A3o/Parais%C3%B3polis/Monte+Verde/Zooparque+Itatiba/@-22.8930963,-46.374271,10.46z/data=!4m26!4m25!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc89cbf10d10bf:0x42ed1a032c8ae78f!2m2!1d-45.5963557!2d-22.7428673!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cb88e6291cf681:0x499b054ed5b9c32f!2m2!1d-45.7750681!2d-22.548794!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc103f1694fca5:0xef5416e893de18e0!2m2!1d-46.0386081!2d-22.8632391!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ced12cd12eb155:0xfd5658f7b2d243e8!2m2!1d-46.7472933!2d-23.0466017!3e0?hl=pt-br
Monte Verde: th-cam.com/video/vh9NP-dO55c/w-d-xo.html
Peaks: www.google.com/maps/search/pico+do/@-22.86937,-46.2358336,12.25z?hl=pt-br
th-cam.com/video/RzZH4wGonZY/w-d-xo.html
- In Itatiba, there is this park of animals and birds, a very beautiful walk (Zooparque - The largest private zoo in Brazil) - www.google.com.br/maps/place/Zooparque+Itatiba/@-23.1700331,-46.4351124,10z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x94ced12cd12eb155:0xfd5658f7b2d243e8!8m2!3d-23.0465641!4d-46.7472553
th-cam.com/video/EvrdfyU1lBo/w-d-xo.html .
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www.google.com/maps/dir/S%C3%A3o+Paulo/Santos/Guaruj%C3%A1/Ilhabela/Ubatuba/Campos+do+Jord%C3%A3o/Monte+Verde/Zooparque+Itatiba/-23.5472317,-46.5905461/@-23.2985206,-46.3068244,9.5z/data=!4m51!4m50!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ce448183a461d1:0x9ba94b08ff335bae!2m2!1d-46.6333094!2d-23.5505199!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ce03423c3b1c3b:0x584dceedfc63644f!2m2!1d-46.3288865!2d-23.9678823!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ce00420b733eab:0xf42377f671ac1314!2m2!1d-46.2568678!2d-23.9948444!1m5!1m1!1s0x94d299a1e1b58951:0xdb1cb1ae3f4ba322!2m2!1d-45.3664809!2d-23.8158392!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cd5228bab1966d:0x9905169ef1825576!2m2!1d-45.0859653!2d-23.4337995!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc89cbf10d10bf:0x42ed1a032c8ae78f!2m2!1d-45.5963557!2d-22.7428673!1m5!1m1!1s0x94cc103f1694fca5:0xef5416e893de18e0!2m2!1d-46.0386081!2d-22.8632391!1m5!1m1!1s0x94ced12cd12eb155:0xfd5658f7b2d243e8!2m2!1d-46.7472933!2d-23.0466017!1m0!3e0?hl=pt-br
Obrigada!
awesome video 👏
Thank you so much! 🤗
2:46 thats funny 😂😂
😅😂
another nice video :) u didnt went to arrial do cabo?
Thank you man! Not this time. But we have been there before … fantastic place! 🌟🌟
To really get to know Brazil, foreigners first need to know a little of its history.
To know the history of Brazil, watch this series (select the English subtitles): th-cam.com/play/PL3yv1E7IiXySpilepZSpHnrWGWbmryk9j.html
Watching the history of Brazil you will understand why there are so many black people in Brazil, mainly in Bahia, and why it's such a mixed country. You will also understand why Portuguese is spoken here and not Spanish. You will also understand why we have historic cities called "imperial" and why the king of Portugal transferred the Portuguese court to Brazil and when Brazil declared its independence from Portugal. Knowing a little about the history of Brazil you will visit our historic cities with another view.
This series / documentary is very good and very interesting.
Hi thanks for your great Videos, that how I imagined my trip to Brazil .I would like to travel soon from ilhabela to rio with a stop in ilha grande and maybe one more stop on the way. Do you know if I can travel on the coast with Buses?
Yes, there should be long distance buses along that whole route. Brazil has a lot of domestic tourism and people love using buses
Rikard amei.
Sucesso👏👏👏👏
Muito obrigado, meu amiga! 🙌
Hi, I love your site. Where is that waterfall + jungle looking spot specfically?
Thank you Michelle! It’s on the main island … that’s the most precise answer I can give on the fly. But ask any tourist office on site - they will know exactly.
Loved this! Which boat tour did you guys take? Planning a trip and having a hard time deciding which company's tour to take.
Thaaaank you! It’s a very special place for me and I’m really happy you’re going🏝️☀️Gotta admit I had some help booking the ticket over there, but it doesn’t really matter which company you choose - it’s just a matter of how you travel to the ferry.
Going home we just bought the ferry ticket seperately and booked an Uber back to Rio. Not the cheapest option, but still remarkably cheap 💖🇧🇷
@@SwedishGringo Amazing, very helpful. Thanks so much for the response!
@@tilbecakar3915: Happy to help, Tilbe! 🫡
By any chance do you remember the company that you made the reservation if you did any to go to Aventureiros? or you just just showed up at the dock?
Awesome videos, this is out second time to Brazil and I wished I could have stumbled upon your videos sooner specially before making my reservations in Sao Paulo.
Thanks for the praise, Richie! No idea wahtsoever what the company was called, we just picked up one of the offers on site 🏝
Pqp, ta podendo subir no coqueiro 90° na Praia do Aventureiro? Aquele é um patrimônio da praia.
Não acho que sejam só palmeiras, isso é uma espécie de atração turística
Hi gringo. thanks for sharing. i was just wondering what is the situation with phone reception on ilha grande with the local mobile carriers? Is there mobie coverage all over the island, or partial, or none at all? and if so what is the signal strength? thanks
Hm … signal strenght on IG might be a problem. I know I had some issues, using local provider TIM. But there are lots of reliable wifi spots
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Camisetas mais legais de todos os tempos 💥✌️✌️
@@SwedishGringo ❤️❤️😘😘
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Oooobrigado! 🙏💖💖💖🇧🇷
tjenare!
Jag ar brasse som har bott i Sverige
jag ska aka nexta ar till Ilha Grandeeeee
ha det bra
Du kommer att ha jätteroligt! Var i Brasilien kommer du från?
Did you guys not eat carbs for two months before this trip?
Haha, I’ll take that as a compliment. Sweden is a cold, dark place where every day is a fight for survival. That keeps you in shape 😂
GRINGOOOO ESTOU VOLTANDO PARA ILHA GRANDE NOVAMENTE. APROXIMA VEZ VOCÊ VISITA A ( GRUTA DO ACAIA ) SÓ TEM NO NOSSO BRASIIIIIL E FICA NA ILHA GRANDE
Oooh eu tenho que vistar! ☀️🏝
Eu moro pertinho lá na Monsuaba kskskskkss
Uau! Você é sortudo 💖🇧🇷
Hi ! Nice place 👍🏻 guys, where did you book that tour (what agency) ? Sent contact, pls 🙏🏻
We booked it from a tour office in a shopping mall. But you can get it from just about any hotel/hostel or from the tour office at posto 6, Copacabana beach
@@SwedishGringo thank you 😉
Brazilian Expedition.
You should work for the Brazilian tourist office!
Thank you John! Just waiting for them to contact me 💖🇧🇷
Has the media panic shut the country down? What is the real situation? Still worth traveling to Brazil now?
At this particular moment traveling is a bit tricky. Rio still has a soft lockdown with beaches temporarily closed and limited hours for shops and bars. But Brazil doesn’t work like one organism, a friend just had a good time in Salvador.
@@SwedishGringo Thanks for the answer. Is the situation as bad as the media makes it sound? I don't trust the media
@@epluribusbigly1354: I mean, it’s hard to say. Walking the streets things seem pretty normal. At the same time hospitals are flooded. It’s not like people lock themselves in there homes.
@@SwedishGringo Thanks for the answers. Great videos. World class editing! :)
@@epluribusbigly1354: You’re too kind! Hang in there ... this shitstorm should be over soon.
alguém sabe me informar quantas praias existem na ilha grande ??
e quantas praias existem na ilha bela ??
Muitas! 😅
General information for foreigners who intend to come to Brazil:
It's necessary to warn you that the capitals in the northeast are more violent than those in the south of the country, so in those capitals stay close to the sea, which is safer for tourists, avoid moving further inland and away from the sea .
To give you an idea of the violence rates throughout Brazil, see this link and download the PDFs / spreadsheets and you can compare the rates between one city and another. www.mapadaviolencia.net.br/
For comparison, see the violence rates between the capitals below:
Fortaleza 75.3
Salvador 44.0
Porto Alegre 35.4
Belo Horizonte 32.1
Curitiba 31.1
Brasília 25.9
Rio de Janeiro 14.8
São Paulo 10.2
Florianópolis 10.2
In other words, Fortaleza is 7 times more violent than São Paulo and 5 times more violent than Rio de Janeiro (data from 2014).
With this Map of Violence worksheet, you can have an idea of where to be more careful, to be more alert. In any case, always consult the locals to find out which neighborhoods / regions to avoid, even in those cities with the lowest levels of violence. There are places that are safe during the day, but dangerous at night and that kind of information only the locals know. Doing this way you will be safe.
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The states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Paraná, Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul and the southern half of Minas Gerais are more developed than the other states and the roads and structure in general are much better as well.
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For you to plan to visit beaches in Brazil, get organized and decide after consulting this link that shows the incidence of rainfall month by month by beaches in Brazil - www.viajenaviagem.com/2012/10/praiometro-nordeste-caribe/ . For example, in the month of may it's good for beaches from Rio de Janeiro towards the south of Brazil and bad for beaches in the northeast (greater lack of rain). However, there is a risk of starting to cool off on the beaches of Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul (if this occurs, you have the options to visit the mountains, which are not far from the coast).
That is why it's important to check the weather forecasts before planning any trip, as Brazil is giant and one region may be drowning in so much rain while another region may be suffering from drought. I always consult these two weather websites:
Climatempo - www.climatempo.com.br/previsao-do-tempo/15-dias/cidade/56/salvador-ba
Accuweather - www.accuweather.com/en-us/salvador/43080/daily-weather-forecast/43080
To find out about the possibility of extra-tropical cyclones and cyclones, I always consult this site - www.windy.com/en/-Rajadas-de-vento-gust?gust,-27.820,-43.770,5,m:cYSaeSl
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For tips on gastronomy in Brazil, see his videos (in English), who is taking a tour in the southern half of Brazil - th-cam.com/users/Davidsbeenherevideos
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Keep all these information that I'm passing on, to use it when you decide to come to Brazil.
Does Ilha Grande have fun nightlife in town?
Nightlife is very laid back and not very late. More candle light than stobes, sort of speak 🕯️🌖
@@SwedishGringo Thanks for the awnser man and awesome videos, going to rio on carnival next year, cheers!
@@esva4367: That’s gonna be a blast! 🎺🥁
Actually there are more Caribbean-like beaches than this in Arraial do Cabo, North coast of Rio state.
Yeah, Arraial do Cabo is really nice. But Ilha Grande is Ilha Grande! 💖
@@SwedishGringo Different kinds of beauties. Ilha Grande is wilder, with more luxuriant vegetation, even though there's green in Arraial too, but Ilha Grande is more rainy than Arraial and the sea isn't exactly blue but greenish. That's why I said about the colour of the sea Arraial is more Caribbean. I didn't have so great time in Ilha Grande since it rained cats and dogs when I was there. I could enjoy only 1 day.
@@TheAdrianaPolari: You are absolutely right, Adriana. There is no reason not to visit both! 💖🇧🇷
Heyyy, love your video, but please don’t play with animals! It’s really very sad… poor starfish! 😔 even if you are saying in the video be gentle, you are taking it out of the water !
You are right! I can’t remember how it ended up in our hands but we certainly didn’t pick it from the bottom. Will not be repeated 👍