The Fisherman's Morning and a River's Quiet Wealth

On his final full day in Corumbá, Rafael spends the early morning at the Porto Geral watching the day's catch come in, talks pacu and pintado with the local fishermen, and takes a slow boat out on the Rio Paraguai. He reflects on the river's quiet economy, the city's history as a great port, and what it means to leave a place that has started to feel like home. ☕ Enjoying the show? Help keep every episode free — buymeacoffee.com/paris2tokyo Plan your trip to Brazil: eSIM & data · Tours & tickets · Airport transfers · Car rental · Travel insurance · Hotels & full Brazil guide → Some links are affiliate links. Episode 13 of Brazil Travel Podcast with Rafael Costa. Rafael Costa is in Corumbá, Brazil. Places in this episode: Porto Geral, Museu de História do Pantanal (Muhpan), Restaurante e Churrascaria Laço de Ouro, Rio Paraguai, Praça da Independência, Casa do Artesão, Art Izu, Igreja Nossa Senhora da Candelária. Covered: Corumbá river port life, Pantanal river cruise, River-fish cuisine and soba, Muhpan museum history, Corumbá cost of living and lunch prices, Reflection before leaving for Campo Grande. Chapters:00:00 Rio Paraguai02:15 Restaurante e Churrascaria Laço de Ouro03:44 Porto Geral04:45 Praça da Independência06:18 Casa do Artesão07:25 Night street A full transcript of this episode is available in supported apps. #Corumba #Pantanal #RioParaguai #BrazilTravel #MatoGrossodoSul #PortoGeral #Muhpan #PantanalWildlife #Soba #PacuFish #BrazilianFood #RiverCruise #Capybara #GiantOtter #EstradaParque #BrazilWinter #TravelBrazil #CidadeBranca https://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/brazil/