All Bounties
Browse every challenge and experience available across Brazil. Filter by category, difficulty, or cost to find your next adventure.
66
Bounties
8
Categories
6,720
XP Potential
Ascend to Christ the Redeemer at Sunrise
Ride the cog railway through the Tijuca Forest to stand at the feet of the world's most iconic statue.
Walk the Catwalks Above Iguazu Falls
Traverse 1.2 kilometers of elevated walkways for panoramic views of 275 thundering cascades.
Ride the Cable Car to Sugarloaf Mountain
Soar over Guanabara Bay in a glass gondola to the granite peak that defines Rio's skyline.
Wander the Cobblestones of Pelourinho
Explore the UNESCO-listed colonial center where pastel facades hide Afro-Brazilian history at every turn.
Witness the Meeting of the Waters
Watch the dark Rio Negro and sandy Rio Solimoes flow side by side for six kilometers without mixing.
Taste Acaraje from a Bahiana on the Street
Bite into the crispy black-eyed pea fritter that is Salvador's most beloved street food.
Sip Caipirinhas on the Sands of Copacabana
Drink Brazil's national cocktail at a beach kiosk on the world's most famous urban beach.
Dive the Shipwrecks and Coral Gardens
Explore some of the best dive sites in the Atlantic with 40-meter visibility and abundant marine life.
Sleep in a Jungle Lodge Deep in the Amazon
Spend nights in a rainforest lodge surrounded by the symphony of the world's largest jungle.
Swim with Spinner Dolphins at Baia dos Golfinhos
Watch hundreds of spinner dolphins leap and spin in their favorite bay at dawn.
Eat Your Way Through the Mercado Municipal
Sample mortadella sandwiches, tropical fruits, and pasteis at Sao Paulo's grand 1933 food market.
Snorkel the Crystal-Clear Rio da Prata
Float downstream through impossibly transparent water surrounded by schools of tropical fish.
Watch a Capoeira Roda at the Forte da Barra
Witness the martial art disguised as dance at the lighthouse where the All Saints Bay meets the Atlantic.
Climb the Selaron Steps in Lapa
Walk the mosaic staircase that a Chilean artist spent 23 years tiling with ceramics from around the world.
Dance Frevo at Carnival in Olinda
Join the chaotic street carnival of Olinda where giant puppets and frevo dancers own the cobblestones.
Marvel at Aleijadinho's Masterworks in the Colonial Churches
Tour the baroque churches carved by Brazil's greatest sculptor, a man who worked with tools strapped to his wrists.
Tour the Opulent Teatro Amazonas
Step inside the gilded opera house built with rubber-boom riches in the heart of the jungle.
Watch Sunrise from the Forte dos Remedios
Greet the dawn at a clifftop fortress overlooking the most photographed beach panorama in Brazil.
Admire Latin America's Best Art at MASP
Visit the brutalist icon that houses the most important art collection in the Southern Hemisphere.
Ride a Macuco Safari Boat Into the Falls
Blast through the base of the cascades on a zodiac that charges directly into the spray.
Swim in the Blue Pools of Poco Azul and Poco Encantado
Descend into underground caves where sunbeams illuminate electric-blue mineral pools.
Feast on Feijoada at a Saturday Tradition
Savor Brazil's national dish of black bean and pork stew the way cariocas do every Saturday.
Rappel Into the Abyss of Anhumas Cave
Descend 72 meters on a rope into a cathedral-sized cave with an underground lake.
Explore the Street Art of Vila Madalena
Wander through Beco do Batman and the surrounding alleys where every surface explodes with color.
Taste Comida Mineira at a Traditional Restaurante
Devour the hearty mountain cuisine of Minas Gerais -- tutu de feijão, frango ao molho pardo, and queijo minas.
Watch Sunset from the Dune of Jericoacoara
Join the nightly pilgrimage to the top of a massive sand dune for one of Brazil's most famous sunsets.
Drum with a Bloco Afro Rehearsal in Pelourinho
Join the thunderous percussion rehearsal of Olodum or another Afro-Brazilian drum corps.
Walk the Car-Free Colonial Streets at Night
Stroll through a perfectly preserved 18th-century port town lit by lanterns and alive with live music.
Tour Niemeyer's Futuristic Government Buildings
Walk through the modernist masterpieces that Oscar Niemeyer designed for Brazil's purpose-built capital.
Hike to the Summit of Pedra da Gavea
Scramble up a massive granite monolith rising 842 meters directly from the Atlantic coastline.
Explore the Blue Grotto of Bonito
Descend into a cave where sunlight transforms an underground lake into a pool of electric blue.
Ride the Lacerda Elevator Between Upper and Lower City
Take the iconic 72-meter Art Deco elevator connecting Salvador's two halves for panoramic bay views.
Trek to the Summit of Pai Inacio for Sunset
Climb the iconic flat-topped mountain for 360-degree views of the Chapada Diamantina plateau.
Dance Samba at a Roda in Pedra do Sal
Join the Monday night samba circle at the birthplace of Rio's samba tradition.
Kitesurf the Legendary Winds of Cumbuco
Harness the relentless trade winds at one of the world's top kitesurfing destinations.
Take the Serra Verde Express to Morretes
Ride a vintage train through the Serra do Mar mountains on one of Brazil's most scenic railway journeys.
Photograph Praca Tiradentes and the Inconfidencia Museum
Stand in the square where Brazil's independence martyr was executed, now flanked by grand colonial buildings.
Explore the Pedra Furada Sea Arch
Hike along the wild coastline to the iconic natural rock arch framing the Atlantic horizon.
Taste Tacacá and Amazonian Street Food
Slurp the iconic Amazonian soup of tucupi broth, jambu leaves, and dried shrimp from a gourd bowl.
Explore the Reefs and Canals of Venice Brasileira
Wander through the island-dotted city connected by bridges where ocean reefs form natural pools.
Visit the Cathedral of Brasilia at Golden Hour
Step into Niemeyer's crown-shaped cathedral where light pours through stained glass between soaring concrete ribs.
Experience Sao Paulo's Japanese Quarter in Liberdade
Dive into the largest Japanese diaspora on Earth with ramen, izakayas, and weekend street fairs.
Windsurf the Turquoise Lagoons
Ride the trade winds across shallow freshwater lagoons nestled between towering white sand dunes.
Feast on Island Seafood at a Pousada Restaurant
Dine on the day's catch prepared with island spices at one of Noronha's intimate guesthouse restaurants.
Taste Artisan Cachaca at a Colonial Distillery
Sample Brazil's signature spirit at one of the historic alembic distilleries hidden in the rainforest hills.
Stand at the Buraco das Araras Sinkhole
Peer into a massive natural crater where scarlet macaws nest in the red sandstone walls.
Surf the Waves at Praia da Joaquina
Catch a wave at one of Brazil's most legendary surf breaks with massive sand dunes as your backdrop.
Feast on Grilled Lobster at Praia do Futuro
Eat freshly caught lobster and drink coconut water at the massive beach barracas.
Photograph the Church of Santa Rita on the Waterfront
Capture the whitewashed 18th-century chapel that anchors Paraty's most iconic harbor view.
Visit the Itaipu Dam at Night
See the world's largest hydroelectric dam illuminated in a spectacular light show after dark.
Eat Fresh Seafood on Hammocks Over the Lagoon
Lounge in hammocks suspended over crystal-clear water while feasting on grilled fish and cold beer.
Kayak to Secret Beaches in the Bay of Islands
Paddle through emerald waters to hidden coves and deserted beaches framed by Atlantic rainforest.
Ride a Buggy Along the Dune Coast to Canoa Quebrada
Bounce along endless white sand dunes and palm-fringed beaches on a thrilling buggy adventure.
Eat Barreado After the Train Ride in Morretes
Devour the slow-cooked beef stew sealed in a clay pot for 24 hours -- Parana's most treasured dish.
Feast on Fresh Oysters at Ribeirão da Ilha
Eat oysters pulled from the bay that morning at a waterfront shack in the island's oyster capital.
Taste Pantanal River Fish at a Riverside Restaurante
Savor freshwater pintado and pacu grilled over coals at a restaurant overlooking the Rio Formoso.
Bar-Hop the Craft Cocktail Scene of Vila Madalena
Discover why Sao Paulo's bar scene rivals Tokyo and London for inventive cocktails.
Walk the Mining Trail to Mariana
Hike the historic trail connecting two colonial gold towns through Atlantic Forest and old mine sites.
Eat Bolo de Rolo at a Traditional Confeitaria
Savor the paper-thin rolled cake that is Pernambuco's most prized sweet tradition.
Cross the Ponte Hercilio Luz at Sunset
Walk across Brazil's longest suspension bridge, a 1920s landmark connecting the island to the mainland.
Explore the Wire Opera House and Botanical Garden
Visit the city's iconic glass greenhouse and the stunning tubular concert hall in the stone quarry park.
Taste Cerrado Cuisine at a Contemporary Restaurant
Discover the unique flavors of Brazil's savanna -- baru nuts, pequi fruit, and gueroba palm heart.
Visit the Colorful Stalls of Mercado Central
Browse four floors of Ceara's largest market overflowing with hammocks, cashews, leather goods, and local crafts.
Eat a Prato Feito at a Roadside Restaurante
Devour Brazil's classic working-class plate of rice, beans, farofa, and grilled meat.
Explore the Fortress of Santa Cruz de Anhatomirim
Take a boat to an 18th-century island fortress guarding the bay with cannons and colonial history.
Eat Godó de Banana in the Diamond-Mining Town
Taste the traditional Chapada stew of green bananas and dried meat born in the diamond prospector camps.