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Map, how many days you need, and how to travel the route that connects Lençóis Maranhenses (MA), Delta do Parnaíba (PI), and Jericoacoara (CE) The Route of Emotions is the tourist itinerary that links three of the most sought-after destinations in northeastern Brazil: Lençóis Maranhenses (MA), Delta do Parnaíba (PI), and Jericoacoara (CE). It spans […]
Discover the waterfalls that shouldn’t be missed on your trip to Chapada Diamantina National Park! The waterfalls of Chapada Diamantina are some of the best known and most beloved in Brazil. To reach them, travelers hike along trails that cross mountains, deep valleys, ancient caves, gorgeous vegetation, and breathtaking vistas. Have you ever thought about […]
A current look at the largest cat in the Americas: its bite, its range, its newly recorded meow, and why the Pantanal remains the best place on Earth to see one in the wild The jaguar (Panthera onca) is the largest cat in the Americas and the third largest in the world, after the tiger […]
Discover the best practices for a safe and smooth passage through Manaus, the gateway to travel in the Amazon Rainforest Minutes before landing at Eduardo Gomes International Airport in Manaus, Amazonas, travelers see from their window seat a contrasting view: two of the largest tributaries of the Amazon River forming the fascinating Meeting of the […]
Understand the importance of the world’s largest river regarding ecological balance, cultural preservation, and ecotourism Brazil’s Amazon River is a continent-spanning hydrological system that determines weather patterns as far away as Texas and the Sahara. Its sheer size and great importance to the ecosystem make it a key element to the Earth’s balance. As a […]
How an expedition to the Himalayas strengthened the bond between Mila and Lorenzo Ricetti Motherhood is often described as a journey, but for Mila Ricetti (56) and her son Lorenzo (24), it materialized into a literal expedition across the rustic landscapes of Nepal with the Mardi Himal trek in the Annapurna region—a route that invites […]
In celebration of Earth Day, observed on April 22nd, we have selected 10 impactful initiatives that combine biodiversity conservation with the sustainable development of Brazilian communities. To celebrate Earth Day, PlanetaEXO, a platform specialized in ecotourism and responsible travel, highlights the work of organizations at the forefront of environmental protection in Brazil. The country, home […]
Discover the main neighborhoods and best accommodations across different categories in Fernando de Noronha Don’t know where to stay when you’re diving in Fernando de Noronha? This paradisiacal island has several accommodation options, from luxury hotels to modest guesthouses. When choosing the best option for you, it’s important to consider some aspects, including budget, desired […]
Meet Jean and Mailys, a French father and daughter who dove into the beauty of the crystal-clear seas of Fernando de Noronha. Some trips are taken to see the world, while others are meant to reconnect with those we love. For Jean Laprevotte (60), a Frenchman who has called São Paulo home for just over […]
Looking for an experience in Brazil’s Vale do Pati, the trekking hub of Chapada Diamantina? Learn all about it before booking your trip! Amidst Chapada Diamantina National Park, in the state of Bahia, Vale do Pati is a dream destination for trekkers all over the world. Hiking trails, waterfalls, rock formations, and beautiful landscapes make […]
National parks are important to protect nature, but they also offer amazing ecotourism experiences that can attend to travelers’ every adventure need Essential for the preservation of ecosystems of great ecological relevance and scenic beauty, Brazil’s seventy-five national parks are also important assets for scientific research, environmental education, and non-exploitative ways to connect with nature—which […]
Learn more about Brazil’s highest mountain, a sacred Yanomami landmark hidden deep in the Amazon Rainforest Pico da Neblina is the highest peak in Brazil, standing at almost 3,000 meters above sea level. Hidden in the northwest Amazon, it rises above the rainforest canopy, and it’s almost always wrapped in mist. Beyond being the tallest […]
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Beyond the Mountains of Nepal: A Journey of Connection with Mother and Son
How an expedition to the Himalayas strengthened the bond between Mila and Lorenzo Ricetti Motherhood is often described as a journey, but for Mila Ricetti (56) and her son Lorenzo (24), it materialized into a literal expedition across the rustic landscapes of Nepal with the Mardi Himal trek in the Annapurna region—a route that invites […]
May 8, 2026
A Father and Daughter Expedition Through the Waters of Fernando de Noronha
Meet Jean and Mailys, a French father and daughter who dove into the beauty of the crystal-clear seas of Fernando de Noronha. Some trips are taken to see the world, while others are meant to reconnect with those we love. For Jean Laprevotte (60), a Frenchman who has called São Paulo home for just over […]
April 15, 2026
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