See how to plan trips according to holidays and transform each break into more meaningful and renewing experiences.
Submitted at Jan 3, 2026, 10:54 AM

O charme rústico da Praia do Sono proporciona uma experiência única de conexão com a natureza. (Mala de Viagem/CASACOR)
Ideal destination: Salvador (BA) or Caldas Novas (GO)
With three official days (and the possibility of extending), Carnival allows very different choices. For those seeking cultural intensity, Salvador is a deep dive into music, ancestry, colonial architecture, and Brazilian identity. On the other hand, Caldas Novas caters to those who wish to slow down, relax, and enjoy time with less displacement, in resorts and experiences focused on well-being — a trip that resonates with the growing search for restorative breaks.
Ideal destination: Gramado (RS)
The extended holiday in April is an invitation to welcoming destinations. Gramado stands out for its mild climate, human scale, and aesthetic care present in the architecture, gardens, and urban experience. It is a journey that inspires through detail, comfort, and hospitality — values that also guide contemporary living and the way we think about communal spaces.
Ideal destination: Ouro Preto (MG)
When the holiday falls on a Tuesday, it is worth betting on nearby destinations full of meaning. Ouro Preto offers an immersion in Brazilian history, art, and architecture, ideal for an extended weekend. Walking through its slopes is also an exercise in observation: proportions, materials, the relationship between public and private space — timeless references for those interested in heritage and design.
Ideal destination: Paraty (RJ)
With three complete days, Paraty is perfect for balancing rest and discovery. The historic center, beaches, and boat trips create a fluid experience where time slows down naturally. The dialogue between colonial architecture, natural landscape, and contemporary life makes the city an inspiring destination for those who value authenticity, sophisticated simplicity, and connection with the surroundings.
Ideal destination: Foz do Iguaçu (PR)
This is one of the most strategic holidays of the year for a four-day trip. Foz do Iguaçu allows you to calmly explore the Falls, natural parks, and even international experiences, crossing borders. The grandeur of nature invites reflection on sustainability, preservation, and the impact of projects on our life and living choices.
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(GO)
A perfect holiday for those seeking nature in its raw state. Chapada dos Veadeiros combines trails, waterfalls, and an almost spiritual atmosphere, ideal for reconnecting body and mind. It is the kind of trip that inspires new habits, new rhythms, and a more essential relationship with the space — values increasingly present in contemporary architecture.
Ideal destination: Ubatuba (SP)
Ideal holiday for a short trip, especially for those living in the Southeast. Ubatuba offers beaches, preserved forest, and a feeling of refuge that fits well into three days. Perfect for families or for those seeking a quick but intense contact with nature.
Ideal destination: Tiradentes (MG)
With a calm rhythm and welcoming atmosphere, Tiradentes is ideal for a holiday that invites contemplation. Gastronomy, architecture, and strolls without haste create a complete sensory experience. A destination where time seems to stand still — and that, today, is luxury.
Ideal destination: Salvador (BA)
Another long weekend that calls for cultural depth. Salvador, with its Afro-Brazilian history, is a destination that goes beyond tourism: it is experience, identity, and memory. A trip that broadens the repertoire and inspires new perspectives on culture, belonging, and diversity.
[/caption] Ideal destination: Porto de Galinhas (PE)
Closing the year, the extended Christmas is ideal for total rest trips. Porto de Galinhas combines beaches, summer weather, and a structure to relax without hurry. A perfect way to end a year lived with more awareness of time, space, and quality of life.
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