Brazil: Amazon to Rio 2027 | 14 Days |

Visit an opera house in the rainforest! Our guided visit grants you access inside this opulent blend of European elegance and Amazonian soul.

Explore a natural wonder where rivers collide but don't blend. Encounter pink dolphins in their native habitat.

Cruise the Rio Negro under the stars, keeping an eye out for the Amazon's fascinating nocturnal wildlife.

Discover the unique Madadá Caves, then unwind with a freshly prepared Amazonian lunch at the lodge's secluded Advanced Base 

Enjoy the peaceful beauty of sunrise in the Amazon, one of the best times to experience the rainforest at its most vibrant.

Meet residents of a traditional riverside community and learn how generations have adapted to the rhythms of the Amazon, relying on the forest and river for their way of life.

Cast your line into the Rio Negro and try your luck catching the Amazon's famous piranhas while learning about the river's unique ecosystem and fishing traditions 

Skip the long overland journey with a special 45-minute seaplane flight back to Manaus. More than just a time-saver, this stunning adventure gives us a breathtaking aerial view of winding rivers and endless green canopy. An unforgettable Amazon moment.

Stroll through this iconic open-air gallery, where artists from around the world transform alley walls into vivid, ever-changing murals; a must-see for lovers of street art.

Visit one of Sao Paulo's defining landmarks, a striking granite monument reflecting an important and complex chapter of Brazil's history.

Wander through the picturesque gardens of the Museu do Ipiranga, one of the city's most cherished green spaces.

Follow scenic walkways through the rainforest for an up-close perspective of the falls, where you'll experience their impressive power while enjoying panoramic views from multiple vantage points.

Experience a leisurely journey aboard the ecological train, designed to provide access to the park while preserving its unique natural environment.

Experience the most impressive viewpoint of Iguazú Falls, where its largest and most powerful cascade unfolds before you.

Experience Iguazú Falls from above, where a series of panoramic viewpoints showcase the immense scale and beauty of this natural wonder.

Stand at the meeting point of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, where the Iguazú and Paraná Rivers create one of South America's most distinctive landscapes.

See and learn more about one of the world’s largest hydroelectric dams, an impressive feat of engineering spanning the border between Brazil and Paraguay.

Begin the day with an early morning stroll along the park's scenic walkways and experience Iguazú Falls at sunrise, when the landscape is at its most peaceful.

Experience Iguazú Falls aboard a privately chartered Macuco Safari, with exclusive vehicle and boat service reserved for you. Venture into the heart of the falls for an exhilarating close-up perspective, including the opportunity to pass beneath one of the cascading waterfalls. The complete adventure lasts approximately two hours, including a 20–30 minute boat excursion.

Get up close to some of the Atlantic Forest's most colorful bird species as you explore immersive aviaries at one of Brazil's leading bird conservation centers.

Enjoy an evening at the beautifully restored Roxy Theater, where Brazilian cuisine, live music, and the spectacular Aquele Abraço production bring to life the music, dance, and traditions of Brazil's five diverse regions.

A key hub for the Carnaval celebrations. This special tour includes behind-the-scenes access to the preparation area, including parade floats, costumes, and samba dance workshops—offering a unique insight into the vibrant culture and creative energy behind Rio's famous Carnaval.

An artistic project started in 1990 by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón, originally meant to renovate the old steps in front of his home. Over time, he received tile donations from visitors around the world, ultimately completing 215 colorful steps.

Built in the 20th century, this cathedral is famous for its distinctive conical shape and massive stained-glass windows. It is dedicated to San Sebastian, the patron saint of Rio.

Named for its rounded, cone-like shape resembling a traditional loaf of sugar, Sugarloaf Mountain is one of Rio’s most iconic landmarks. Take a two-stage cable car ride to the summit and enjoy breathtaking views of Guanabara Bay and the Rio cityscape, especially magical at sunset.

Rio’s most iconic landmark and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Standing 38 meters tall atop Corcovado Mountain at 710 meters above sea level, it was completed in 1931. A special early morning visit is arranged to avoid crowds, allowing you to admire this magnificent statue up close and enjoy panoramic views of Rio in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.

Founded in 1837 by 43 Portuguese political refugees, this stunning library was named by Time Magazine as the 4th most beautiful library in the world.

Known as "The Marvelous City," Rio's beauty is best appreciated from multiple angles. Set sail aboard a private sailboat, gliding through Guanabara Bay at sunset. Enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline, Christ the Redeemer, and Sugarloaf Mountain from the sea—a truly unforgettable experience.

Go behind the scenes at the legendary Maracana Stadium, home to Flamengo and Fluminense, and experience one of the world's most celebrated football venues!

Conclude your journey with a relaxing visit to the historic Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden. Founded in 1808, this tropical oasis combines centuries of botanical heritage with beautifully landscaped gardens, providing a tranquil farewell to Brazil.