Having just visited Brazil for the first time I was amazed by how delightful both the country and the people are. It was a great experience enjoying the food, the South American music and dancing, and the lifestyle of the Brazilian countryside and beach resorts. I didn't realise before that Brazil occupies roughly half the continent, and the climate has little seasonal variation since most of the country is located within the tropics. Holidays are a delight in Brazil, with its tropical climate, whether visitng the rainforests or sunbathing on the dozens of white sandy beaches such as Ponta Negra.

Tourism is the most important industry of Natal, and is in great demand. We found great value villas houses and apartments for both investors and residents, both new construction and resale properties, and were surprised at the bargain prices of the condos on the real estate market.

At current prices of properties, this can represent a great value investment for professional investors, where the sun shines all year round. Currency exchange is exceptionally favourable at the moment, making it cheap for foreigners to invest, and the cost of living can be as low as 30% of the cost in the UK/Europe.

Holiday travellers should bear in mind that your passport should be valid for at least three months after the date of your arrival in Brazil. If it will expire within three months of your departure from Brazil get a new one before setting out on your adventure. If your passport states that you are a British citizen you do not need a visa as a tourist if your stay will be less than three months.

If you have ever dreamed of owning a beachfront holiday home in Brazil, come and enjoy carnival time.