The 10 Best Brazilian Resorts for an Unforgettable Vacation

By Carla OliveiraOctober 4, 2025

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View of Salinas de Maragogi, Brazilian resort with beautiful pools, palm trees, and oceanfront scenery.

Brazilian resorts are among the most diverse in the world, offering everything from tropical beaches and mountain retreats to natural hot springs. This variety makes Brazil one of the top destinations for travelers who seek both luxury and comfort. Staying at a Brazilian resort means experiencing high-end hospitality while enjoying unique landscapes and activities.

In this guide, we’ll explore the 10 best Brazilian resorts, highlighting their main features, locations, dining options, average pricing, and the best seasons to visit.

1. Japaratinga Lounge Resort (Alagoas) – Brazilian Resort

City/State: Japaratinga, Alagoas, close to the famous Maragogi beaches.
Highlights: Large pools surrounded by palm trees, modern design, and a private tunnel giving direct access to the beach. Dining is a highlight, with multiple restaurants and bars.
All-inclusive: Yes, full board with drinks.
Average Price: Around $100–$500 per night depending on season and the room type.
Best Time to Visit: September to March, when rain is minimal and the sea is calm.
Website: https://www.japaratingaresort.com.br/en

Two men enjoying drinks while relaxing in a swimming pool

Ferries and boats floating on a crystal-clear ocean

Aerial view of the entire hotel complex with pools and buildings

Couple riding wide-tire bikes along the beachfront area

Live band performing on stage with one man playing guitar and another on accordion

Large dining hall with multiple food stations, tables, and chairs

This resort is modern, stylish, and designed for travelers who want both comfort and easy beach access.

2. Salinas Maragogi All Inclusive Resort (Alagoas) – Natural Pools and Endless Fun

City/State: Maragogi, Alagoas.
Highlights: Pools, water sports center, sports courts, spa, and restaurants with diverse cuisine. Direct beachfront location.
All-inclusive: Yes, meals, snacks, and drinks included.
Average Price: $250–$550 per night.
Best Time to Visit: September to March for warm, sunny days and crystal-clear water.
Website: https://www.salinas.com.br/en/maragogi

View of the hotel complex with buildings and gardens

Aerial view of the swimming pools at the resort

Parents with a child playing in the kids’ pool, water slide in the background

Father and son enjoying a zip line adventure

Four children snorkeling underwater surrounded by colorful fish

This is one of the most popular family-friendly Brazilian resorts, thanks to its wide range of activities.

3. Tauá Resort Caeté (Minas Gerais) – A Mountain Retreat for Family

City/State: Caeté, Minas Gerais.
Highlights: Outdoor and indoor pools, waterfalls, water slides, movie theater, bowling, spa, and kids’ entertainment areas.
All-inclusive: Full board with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Average Price: $150–$300 per night.
Best Time to Visit: April to October, when the weather is dry and pleasant.
Website: https://tauaresorts.com.br/caete

Brazilian Resorts: Aerial view of the luxury resort with swimming pool, main building, and children’s playground

Brazilian Resorts: Beautiful garden with a water fountain at a tropical family resort

Brazilian Resorts: Sports court with basketball hoops and volleyball net seen from above

Brazilian Resorts: Breakfast table with a variety of cakes at the resort buffet

Brazilian Resorts: Colorful playhouse for kids at the family-friendly resort

Brazilian Resorts: Jota City kids’ area designed for children’s activities and fun

Perfect for families who want a Brazilian resort experience in the countryside instead of the beach.

4. Hotel Jequitimar Guarujá Resort & Spa (São Paulo) – Brazilian Resort Beach Luxury Close to São Paulo

City/State: Guarujá, São Paulo.
Highlights: Beachfront property, large pool, spa, fitness center, restaurants, and kids’ play areas.
All-inclusive: Not strictly all-inclusive; breakfast is usually included, other meals depend on the plan.
Average Price: $200–$550 per night.
Best Time to Visit: December to March for warm summer days.
Website: https://www.hoteljequitimar.com.br/en/

Aerial view of the resort with swimming pool

Golf course area at a Brazilian resort with green fields and scenic views

Two kids playing beach volleyball at a family-friendly resort in Brazil

Mother and child enjoying a kayak ride on the ocean at a tropical resort

Kids’ water park with slides and pools at a family-friendly resort in Brazil

Panoramic view of Guarujá beach from above with ocean

A convenient option for those in São Paulo who want a coastal escape without long flights.

5. Jurema Águas Quentes (Paraná) – Thermal Paradise Brazilian Resort

City/State: Iretama, Paraná.
Highlights: Thermal pools, wellness spa, family recreation, and outdoor activities surrounded by greenery.
All-inclusive: Typically full board, with meals included.
Average Price: $300–$600 per night.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) or autumn (March–May) for pleasant temperatures.
Website: https://juremaaguasquentes.com.br/

View of the hotel complex with buildings, gardens and pool

The way of side the lake with pink flower.

This Brazilian resort offers something unique: hot springs combined with family fun.

6. Summerville All Inclusive Resort (Pernambuco) – A Family Favorite Brazilian Resort

City/State: Porto de Galinhas, Pernambuco.
Highlights: Expansive pool areas, kids’ entertainment, lush gardens, and beachfront access at Muro Alto Beach.
All-inclusive: Yes, full meals and drinks.
Average Price: $350–$750 per night.
Best Time to Visit: September to March for the sunniest weather.
Website: https://www.summervilleresort.com.br/

Drinks with beach's view in the background

Summerville is a classic for families who want fun and convenience in one of Brazil’s most famous beach towns.

7. Tauá Resort Atibaia (São Paulo) – Entertainment Near the Capital

City/State: Atibaia, São Paulo.
Highlights: Indoor and outdoor pools, water park, bowling, cinema, zipline, tree climbing, and kids’ clubs.
All-inclusive: Full board with meals included; drinks may be extra.
Average Price: $150–$300 per night.
Best Time to Visit: Spring or fall, with mild weather and fewer crowds.
Website: https://tauaresorts.com.br/atibaia

Aerial view of the hotel building with outdoor swimming pools

Children’s water playground with slides and splash area

Cozy hotel restaurant with yellow chairs and decorative chandeliers

Lazy river with colorful floats and artificial volcano at the resort

This resort is perfect for families looking for a Brazilian resort near São Paulo without traveling far.

8. Nannai Resort & Spa (Pernambuco) – Luxury and Privacy

City/State: Porto de Galinhas, Pernambuco.
Highlights: Villas and bungalows, many with private pools, plus tennis, golf, and a spa.
All-inclusive: Breakfast and dinner included; lunch and drinks are à la carte.
Average Price: $350–$600 per night.
Best Time to Visit: September to March, ideal for beach and outdoor relaxation.
Website: https://www.nannai.com.br/

Hotel swimming pool surrounded by tall palm trees

Beach view with cabanas and palm trees on the sand

Small pool with beach bed and swim-up bar at the resort

Delicious dishes served at the hotel restaurant

Hotel restaurant at night with elegant lighting and decor

Aerial view of part of the hotel pool and the beach in front

Nannai is one of the most exclusive Brazilian resorts, combining elegance with personalized service.

9. Tauá Resort Alexânia (Goiás) – Cerrado Fun for All Ages Brazilian Resort

City/State: Alexânia, Goiás, near Brasília.
Highlights: 15 heated jacuzzis, large pools, bowling, cinema, kids’ playgrounds, and spa.
All-inclusive: Full board with meals included; some drinks are extra.
Average Price: $180–$320 per night.
Best Time to Visit: May to September, during the dry season in Central Brazil.
Website: https://tauaresorts.com.br/alexania

Aerial view of the hotel with large outdoor swimming pools

Kids pool with playground and colorful water slides

Children’s indoor water slide at the resort

Hotel restaurant with yellow chairs and modern yellow chandeliers

Hotel room with two double beds, study desk, and LED lights

This resort is a great inland alternative for families who want variety and convenience.

10. Ocaporã Hotel All Inclusive (Pernambuco) – Comfort by the Sea

City/State: Porto de Galinhas, Pernambuco.
Highlights: Multiple pools, gym, game room, poolside bar, restaurants, and beachfront access.
All-inclusive: Yes, full all-inclusive plan.
Average Price: $220–$600 per night.
Best Time to Visit: September to March for sunny weather and calm waters.
Website: https://www.ocapora.com.br/

Aerial view of the beachfront hotel with the ocean in front

Hammocks and cabanas under palm trees facing the beach

Resort swimming pool with small cabanas and sun loungers

Breakfast table with juices, bread, cold cuts, fruits, and coffee

Modern gym with elliptical, treadmill, and exercise bike

Two women kayaking in crystal-clear beach waters

A straightforward, all-inclusive Brazilian resort option for travelers who want to relax and enjoy the beach.

Best Seasons to Visit Brazilian Resorts

While Brazil is a year-round destination, knowing the best times for each region ensures you get the most out of your trip:

Northeast (Alagoas, Pernambuco): September–March for sunny days and calm seas. April–August has heavier rains.
Southeast Coast (São Paulo): December–March is summer and peak season; May–August may bring cooler weather and occasional rain.
Countryside (Minas Gerais, São Paulo interior): Spring (Sept–Nov) and fall (Mar–May) are comfortable and less crowded.
South (Paraná): Best in spring and fall; summers may be hot and rainy, winters can be cold.
Central Brazil (Goiás): Dry season (May–Sept) is perfect for outdoor fun; rainy season (Oct–Apr) can be unpredictable.

Final Thoughts about Brazilian Resorts

Whether you dream of beaches, hot springs, or countryside escapes, there’s a Brazilian resort for you. From the luxury of Nannai to the family-friendly Tauá Resorts, each destination offers a mix of comfort, leisure, and cultural richness. By choosing the right season, you can enjoy the very best Brazil has to offer in style.

If you’d like to read more about my personal experiences exploring other beaches and hotels in Brazil, don’t miss this article: The ultimate guide to beaches in Brazil: A tropical escape like no other.