hostel in BrazilShow all entries with tags: hostel |
1. Travel Tip:
Bed, breakfast and barbeque
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While hostels in Brazil frequently offer very good breakfasts, they're not usually known for their cuisine. At El Misti, however, an in-house chef is on-hand to cook up some hearty grub each night... Tags for this Travel Tip: breakfasts bbq dorms hostel metro chef |
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2. Travel Tip:
That's the Spirit!
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Hostel accommodation in Leblon is limited, with the majority of backpackers making their base instead in nearby Ipanema or Copacabana, but Lemon Spirit is bucking the trend - and doing so in style.... Tags for this Travel Tip: leblon hostel nightlife beach |
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3. Travel Tip:
Barra da Lagoa
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If you're looking for a white sand beach, cafes on the sands, and plentiful places to stay and eat, Barra da Lagoa is perfect. The area is popular with backpackers - in fact there's a huge hostel... Tags for this Travel Tip: beach pousadas backpackers campsite hostel |
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4. Travel Tip:
Good backpacker spot in Floripa
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
As I was visiting the south of Brazil as part of some updating work for a travel guidebook, I thought I should check out The Backpacker's - a huge hostel in Barra da Lagoa. You can't miss the big... Tags for this Chapter: backpackers hostel surfboard |
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5. Travel Tip:
Walking between Santa Teresa and Lapa
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Santa Teresa and Lapa are within easy walking distance of each other, but it's not always advisable to do so. By day, things are fine - take the main road past Rio Hostel and Trip Hostel, and your... Tags for this Chapter: bus combi pickpockets taxi hostel |
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6. Travel Tip:
No shortage of campsites
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful
There's no shortage of places to stay on Ilha Grande, no matter what your budget. As you climb off the boat you're immediately surrounded by people trying to direct you to there accomodation -... Tags for this Chapter: campsites hostel rain kitchen shower |
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7. Travel Tip:
Sambavilla
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The bar at Sambavilla Hostel, in the heart of Lapa, is open to the public and is a good place to meet other travellers. Drinks aren't particularly cheap (on weekends, when the street party is on,... Tags for this Chapter: covercharge livemusic backpackers hostel |
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8. Travel Tip:
Hotel Muao Bela Vista
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful
There's no shortage of places to stay in Santa Teresa, and this is a another decent option. When I visited I was greeted by two friendly dogs, which is a bonus for me as I love dogs - but perhaps... Tags for this Chapter: privatebathrooms courtyard dogs hotel hostel |
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9. Travel Tip:
Trip Hostel, Santa Teresa
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Rio Hostel, in Santa Teresa, gets in all the guide books, but this other Santa Teresa hostel is all too often overlooked. I came in here search of water on a hot and hungover New Year's Day - when... Tags for this Chapter: hostel balcony sofas dvd colonialbuilding |
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10. Travel Tip:
Sambaville Hostel
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Sambaville Hostel is an amazing bargain. It's right in the heart of Lapa - the lively (but edgy) nightlife district, and you can tell by the fact that the first thing you see is a glitter ball and... Tags for this Chapter: party taxifare bar hostel lapa |
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