July vacation can be an opportunity to explore destinations with warmer weather, natural landscapes, and different cultural experiences traduzido por: OPENROUTER
Submitted at Jul 6, 2026, 3:00 PM
Sicília, Itália (Unplash/Divulgação)
The Brazilian winter coincides with one of the most traditional periods to travel with family, friends, or as a couple. During the July holidays, many national and international destinations offer an alternative for those who prefer to swap low temperatures for beaches, nature, and sunnier days.
While some regions bet on the mountain climate, others offer a program marked by sea, trails, gastronomy, and local culture. For those who want to escape the cold, we have listed 10 options that combine different landscapes and travel styles!
Maceió is one of the most recommended options for those seeking days at the beach during the Brazilian winter. The capital of Alagoas brings together natural pools, clear waters, and a coastline marked by urban beaches and tropical landscapes.
Maceió (Unplash/Divulgação)
In addition to the Ponta Verde and Pajuçara shorelines, the trip can include tours to nearby regions, such as Maragogi and São Miguel dos Milagres. The seafood-based gastronomy and natural scenery are part of the destination's experience.
Jericoacoara is an alternative for those seeking natural landscapes, warm weather, and a trip with a more relaxed pace. Located on the coast of Ceará, the village brings together dunes, freshwater lagoons, and beaches with scenery marked by the encounter between sand, wind, and sea.
Parque Nacional de Jericoacoara (Rosanetur/Wikipédia/Divulgação)
Among the main tours are the Lagoa do Paraíso, the Pedra Furada, and the region's dunes, which also provide one of the most well-known views of the destination during sunset. The combination of preserved nature and a laid-back atmosphere makes Jericoacoara one of the options to enjoy the July holidays away from low temperatures.
Fernando de Noronha is an option for those seeking nature and preserved landscapes. The archipelago brings together beaches recognized for their beauty, trails, and environmental protection areas.
Parque Nacional Marinho de Fernando de Noronha (Tiago Scharfy/Wikipédia/Divulgação)
The trip involves close contact with the ocean, observation of marine life, and experiences amid one of the most well-known natural landscapes in Brazil. The destination combines rest and outdoor activities in the same program.
Trancoso combines beaches, charming architecture, and a more exclusive atmosphere on the Bahian coast. The Quadrado, with its colorful houses, historic church, and restaurants, is one of the destination's best-known spots.
Trancoso (Unplash/Divulgação)
In addition to beaches such as Nativos and Coqueiros, the region offers charming inns, signature gastronomy, and experiences connected to nature. It is an option for those seeking rest with a cultural and sophisticated touch.
For a more exclusive proposal connected to nature, Jalapão offers an immersive experience in little-explored Brazilian landscapes. Golden dunes, waterfalls, and fervedouros are part of the itinerary.
Jalapão (A Revista/Divulgação)
The trip combines adventure and contemplation, with accommodations integrated into the natural projects and experiences that highlight the landscape of the Cerrado.
Abroad, Cartagena is an alternative for those seeking heat, history and architecture. The Colombian city combines Caribbean beaches with colonial buildings, colorful streets and a vibrant cultural life.
Cartagena, Colômbia (Unplash/Divulgação)
The historic center, surrounded by walls, brings together churches, squares and old mansions. The nearby islands offer options for those who want to enjoy the sea and discover other landscapes of the region.
Cancún is one of the best-known destinations in the Caribbean and stands out as an option for those seeking crystal-clear beaches and a tropical climate. The region combines resorts, coastal tours and natural attractions.
Cancún, México. (Braden Collum/Divulgação)
In addition to the beaches, the trip can include visits to Mayan archaeological sites, such as Tulum and Chichén Itzá, as well as cenotes — natural freshwater formations scattered throughout the region.
Sicily brings together beaches, history and Mediterranean landscapes in one of the sunniest regions of Europe. The island features historic cities, coastal villages and a cuisine shaped by different cultural influences.
Sicília, Itália (Unplash/Divulgação)
Highlights include Taormina, with views of the sea and Mount Etna in the background, Palermo, with its historic architecture, and beaches such as San Vito Lo Capo. It is a great option for those seeking culture, nature and gastronomic experiences.
Santorini is one of the best-known destinations of the European summer, with white villages, blue sea and volcanic landscapes. The island offers beaches, traditional architecture and striking views of the Aegean Sea.
Santorini, Grécia (Unplash/Divulgação)
In addition to the famous buildings of Oia and Fira, the itinerary can include black-sand beaches, local wineries and boat tours around the volcanic caldera.
Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands, includes beaches with crystal-clear waters, historic villages and a Mediterranean landscape. The island combines tourist infrastructure with more preserved areas.
Maiorca, Espanha (Unplash/Divulgação)
In addition to the beaches, the capital Palma de Mallorca features historic buildings, such as the Palma Cathedral, while regions like Serra de Tramuntana offer trails and viewpoints.
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