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Postcard Worthy Destinations

Pelourinho neighborhood of Salvador, Brazil

3 days in Vibrant Salvador: The First Capital of Brazil

Sunset in Rio de Janeiro from Sugarloaf Mountain

Rio de Janeiro: How to Plan the Ideal 5 Day Itinerary

Baía dos Porcos in Fernando de Noronha, Brazil

How to Visit Brazil’s Dreamiest Island: Fernando de Noronha

Bike riding in Uco Valley

The Best 4-day Itinerary in Argentina’s Uco Valley

Morro de São Paulo, Brazil

Morro de São Paulo, Brazil: Everything You Need to Know

Best things to do in Jericoacoara, Brazil

The Best of Jericoacoara: A Fun & Easy 4 Day Itinerary

a little bit about me…

Hello there!
I’m Taylor the blogger behind Postcard From Taylor. When I was a kid, I loved to watch Samantha Brown on the Travel Channel or House Hunters International, and picture myself exploring the faraway places I saw on the television.

Today, as a 30-something-year-old, travel has become a true passion. For me, travel is the draw to something fresh and unfamiliar. It’s the escape from mundane routines. It’s both daunting and exciting at the same time!

I created Postcard From Taylor to ease that daunting feeling while inspiring more adventure, near and far from home.

explore brazil

Brazil is a vast, vibrant country with diverse landscapes and unforgettable experiences.

From the lush Amazon rainforest and the expansive Pantanal to the stunning Lençóis Maranhenses, the paradise of Fernando de Noronha, the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls, the rich culture of Salvador in Bahia, and the breathtaking mountains and valleys of the Serra Catarinense.

Brazil promises adventure at every turn for every type of traveler. Find your next adventure in Brazil!

3 days in Paraty, Brazil

Paraty

Visit Alter do Chão, Brazil

Alter do Chão

Guide to Olinda and Recife, Brazil

Olinda

books for travel

One of the most important things I’ve learned while traveling is that taking time to connect with a destination before visiting creates a much deeper sense of connection during the trip and long after I’ve left.

My favorite way to do this is through books. Before traveling, I look for novels, memoirs, mysteries, and historical accounts written by local or regionally connected authors, since they often reveal layers of meaning and perspective that go far beyond traditional guidebooks.

South America Travel

Sipping wine at Siete Fuegos in the Uco Valley of Mendoza

Argentina

Rainbow Mountain, Peru

Peru

Girl's Weekend in Cartagena, Colombia

Colombia

Views of Saco do Mamanguá from the peak

Brazil

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