Brazil

Visit the most famous landmarks of the city including Christ the Redeemer Statue at Corcovado Hill and world famous Sugar Loaf Mountain and see the natural beauty of Rio de Janeiro from above. Enjoy a delicious Brazilian barbeque lunch.

Enjoy a walking tour of the historical old city. Visit the main attractions of the Historical Centre, the renowned Pelourinho, the largest assemblage of colonial buildings in Latin America and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to the Municipal Square towering above the Lower City offering wonderful views of All Saints Bay.

Transfer to the airport.

Spend the next two days discovering the beauty of the Pantanal. Activities include a photo-safari in specially adapted open vehicles, canoe tours to spot aquatic wildlife, birds, flora and the possibility of piranha fishing, hikes to viewing towers and horseback riding which is the most traditional ways of becoming acquainted with the Pantanal.

Discover the incredible surroundings of the Pantanal with a choice of two activities per day and one evening program. There are many trails in the surrounding areas of the lodges. In the evening, go nocturnal spotlighting, an opportunity to observe nocturnal animals.

Explore Rio’s wonders in an open jeep and immerse yourself in this magnificent city, visiting Tijuca Forest, Corcovado, Sugar Loaf and the Botanic Gardens. Discover Tijuca Forest, known as the world’s largest urban forest, with its mix of nature and history. Ride to the top of the beautiful Corcovado Mountain, where the statue of Christ the Redeemer sits. Visit the world famous Sugar Loaf Mountain in the middle of the Guanabara Bay, which offers one of the most breathtaking views of the city.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Iguazu Falls where you will stay for the next two nights. The afternoon is at your leisure to explore the Brazilian side of the falls. The Iguazu Falls are one of the planet’s natural wonders. Formed on the Iguazu River, the falls go down from an average height of 60 meters, while the face of the falls is 2,700 metres wide. The number of falls varies depending on the river’s outflow.

Fly to Manaus in the heart of the Amazon. Manaus is the ideal start point for your Amazon adventure. Upon arrival into Manaus, you will be transferred to your jungle lodge where you will spend the next three nights. After enjoying a delicious dinner embark on a unique canoe adventure deep within the Amazon jungle in search of alligators which are also known as “caimans” by the locals.

Travel by motorised canoe and witness one of the Amazon’s most fascinating natural wonders. Head to the “meeting of the waters” where the Solimoes River and the Rio Negro converge to create the enormous Amazon River. The two rivers flow side by side for several kilometres and each maintains its own individual colouring before mixing. The crystalclear blue waters of the Solimoes River contrasts with the muddy waters of the Rio Negro and create a unique and gorgeous natural spectacle.

Discover Salvador on a walking excursion. This trip introduces you to Salvador, showing how the city has changed throughout the ages to become the Salvador of today. Starting out along the bay, you’ll work your way through Salvador’s tree-lined streets up to Pelourinho, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its spectacular and well preserved colonial architecture. Stop off at the Sao Francisco Church, with its extravagant gold leaf baroque designs, from where you will head towards the Largo do Pelourinho. You will be given free time to enjoy lunch at one of the local restaurants where you will be able to taste some of the best Bahian cuisine.