Sipping a sugary cocktail as your toes disappear into the white sands of a balneário beach. A sunrise hike through the rainforest, finished off with a bowl of acai and washed down with a zingy lime iced tea. Warm late nights spent bar-hopping, soundtracked by live bands playing samba and funk.
This may sound like an itinerary we daydream of during a cursed work meeting that definitely could’ve been an email, but for more and more Brits — especially Gen Z — this is what daily life looks like in Rio de Janeiro.
