FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 Will Bring the World to Brazil. Cânions do Sul Invites You to Discover a Brazil Far Beyond the Stadiums

In July 2027, Brazil will experience a historic moment. For the first time ever, the country will host the FIFA Women's World Cup. For several weeks, visitors from across Brazil and around the world will travel here to support their teams, celebrate the tournament, and experience the atmosphere of one of the world's greatest sporting events.

According to a study commissioned by Embratur (the Brazilian Tourist Board), the tournament is expected to generate approximately R$8.8 billion for Brazil's economy, create more than 73,000 jobs, and boost tourism across multiple regions of the country.

But beyond all those numbers, there is one question worth asking.

If you're already traveling to Brazil for the World Cup, why limit your experience to the stadiums?

The World Cup may be the reason for your trip.

But Brazil itself could become your favorite memory.

Because discovering a country—or even rediscovering your own—goes far beyond watching a football match. It means walking through landscapes that never appear on television, tasting regional flavors, meeting the people who call these places home, and discovering stories that no final score could ever tell.

That's where Southern Canyons becomes part of your journey.

Beyond the Host Cities

The host cities will become gathering places for football fans from every corner of the world.

But Brazil doesn't end when the match does.

Between one game and the next lies a country of continental dimensions, filled with remarkably diverse cultures, landscapes, and experiences. One of the greatest joys of travel is stepping beyond the well-known itinerary.

For travelers attending matches in Porto Alegre, one of South America's most spectacular natural landscapes is only a few hours away.

Southern Canyons.

A Destination That Surprises Even Brazilians

Located between the states of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, Southern Canyons is home to some of the largest canyons in Latin America, including the breathtaking Aparados da Serra National Park and Serra Geral National Park.

This is a place where nature sets the pace.

Rivers carve their way through towering cliffs shaped over millions of years. Hiking trails reveal new perspectives around every bend. Small family-owned farms welcome visitors with freshly brewed coffee, traditional homemade recipes, and stories that bring this extraordinary landscape to life.

For international visitors, it's an opportunity to discover a side of Brazil rarely included in traditional itineraries.

For Brazilians, it's a chance to experience one of the country's greatest natural treasures—one that many have yet to visit.

In either case, the reaction is often the same: Amazement.

One Journey. Two Ways to Experience Brazil.

Imagine the excitement of watching a Women's World Cup match.

Now imagine that, just a few days later, you're hiking through dramatic canyons, surrounded only by the sounds of the wind, flowing water, and native birds.

These experiences don't compete with each other.

They complement one another.

One reveals the energy of a global sporting event.

The other reveals the soul of a remarkable landscape.

Plan Ahead to Experience More

Major international events fill hotels, flights, and attractions long before the opening whistle.

For travelers planning to attend the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027, this is the perfect opportunity to build a richer itinerary—one that includes destinations beyond the traditional tourist routes and offers a deeper understanding of Brazil's incredible diversity.

Cânions do Sul is one of those places.

With good planning, it's easy to combine match days with unforgettable days immersed in nature, local culture, and authentic experiences that transform a trip into a lifelong memory.

Let Canyons do Sul Help You Experience the Real Brazil

For more than a decade, Canyons do Sul has welcomed travelers from Brazil and around the world, introducing them to a destination that goes far beyond beautiful viewpoints.

More than organizing tours, our mission is to connect every visitor with the landscapes, local communities, and stories that make Southern Canyons truly unique.

If the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 is part of your travel plans, this may be the perfect time to imagine a bigger journey.

A journey that begins inside the stadiums...

...and continues where Brazil reveals one of its most extraordinary faces.

FIFA Women's World Cup 2027: Beyond the Stadiums

FIFA Women's World Cup 2027: Beyond the Stadiums is a series created to inspire travelers visiting Brazil during the tournament to discover Southern Canyons. In each article, we share practical travel tips, suggested itineraries, and authentic experiences that show how to include this remarkable destination in your World Cup adventure—and discover a preserved, genuine Brazil far beyond the host cities.