Luxury Brazil Holidays – Tailor-Made by Take Memories

From the Amazon to the Atlantic – Discover Brazil Like Never Before

Brazil is a country of breathtaking contrasts – wild rainforests, vibrant cities, golden beaches and deep cultural roots. With Take Memories, you’ll explore Brazil far beyond the expected: on tailor-made holidays designed to match your travel style.

From iconic highlights like Rio de Janeiro, the Iguassu Falls or Salvador’s colonial charm to immersive journeys into the Amazon rainforest, we create private itineraries that combine comfort, adventure and authenticity. Boutique hotels, private guides, hidden lodges – all carefully selected to give your journey depth and meaning.

Whether you're dreaming of watching river dolphins at sunrise, samba rhythms at sunset or unwinding in a Belmond hotel by the sea – we’ll craft a Brazil holiday you’ll never forget.

Details

Best travel time
April - September
Price
From €4.500 per person plus flights
Flight time
11.5h from Frankfurt am Main
Recommended duration
from 14 days

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Nils Lindhorst

Speaks languages: German, English, Spanish
Phone number: +49 211 975 333 234
Email address: nils@takememories.com

Our Brazil tours

Tailor-made journeys from the jungle to the coast – discover Brazil at your own pace and style.

Brazil

Discover the Amazon

Have you been to Rio, seen the Sugarloaf Mountain, and want to dive deeper on your next trip to Brazil? Or are you a nature lover through and through and want to focus entirely on the rainforest witho

from 10 days

on request

A scenic beach at sunset with a towering rocky hill on the left and the ocean on the right, with rays of sunlight breaking through clouds.

Brazil

Discover Brazil's Northeast

With around three weeks, this tour is made for those who want to take their time and immerse themselves completely in the Northeast of Brazil – instead of trying to see as much of the whole country as

from 20 days

on request

A panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro featuring Sugarloaf Mountain rising behind a bay filled with numerous boats and surrounded by urban buildings and green hills.

Brazil

Experience Brazil's Highlights

You want to get to know Brazil, but only have one trip to do so? That's exactly what this route is designed for: It bundles the four great faces of the country into a compact, well-planned round trip

from 17 days

on request

Cable car ascending a lush green hill with a panoramic view of a bay filled with boats, cityscape, and distant mountains under a cloudy sky.

Brazil

Brazil in the Rhythm

Rio de Janeiro & Copacabana Flair
Iguaçu Falls
Amazon Rainforest

from 15 days

on request

Rocky mountain cliffs covered with some vegetation under a bright, clear sky with distant misty peaks and valleys.

Brazil

Brazil for Nature Lovers

Amazon & Rio Negro
Lençóis Maranhenses
Northern Pantanal

from 13 days

on request

Smiling young woman with long blonde hair and glasses standing in a desert with sand dunes at sunset. — Luisa Picard

Travel Designer
Aug 31, 2026

Handpicked hotels & lodges in Brazil

From legendary Belmond icons to hidden boutique gems in the rainforest – curated with care.

Aerial view of Hotel das Cataratas surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees, featuring a prominent white bell tower and multiple outdoor umbrellas along the terrace.

Hotel das Cataratas, A Belmond Hotel, Iguassu Falls

Iguassu Falls, Brazil

Located in the midst of Iguaçu National Park, just a two-minute walk from the legendary waterfalls, is the only hotel within the park: Hotel das Cataratas, A Belmond Hotel, Iguassu Falls. The building, known as the "Pink Palace," features Portuguese colonial architecture and has been open since 1958

A luxurious swimming pool surrounded by lush tropical trees and greenery at Tivoli Eco Resort in Brazil.

Tivoli Ecoresort Praia do Forte Bahia

Praia do Forte Bahia, Brazil

Where the dense Atlantic rainforest meets kilometer-long, palm-fringed beaches lies one of Brazil's most famous eco-resorts: the Tivoli Ecoresort Praia do Forte Bahia. About 45 minutes by car north of Salvador, in the middle of a protected nature reserve of the Bahian coconut coast, the resort combi

Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Since August 13, 1923, a radiant white building in Art Deco style has stood directly on Copacabana - built by the French architect Joseph Gire on the occasion of the centenary of Brazilian independence. The Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, was the first major hotel on today's world-famous beach a

Spacious wooden deck with slatted wood ceiling and bench, next to a modern lodge surrounded by lush greenery.

Cristalino Lodge

Brazil

Deep in the southern Amazon region, accessible only by boat via the crystal-clear Cristalino River, lies the Cristalino Lodge - one of the oldest and most well-known eco-lodges in Brazil. It was founded in 1992 by environmentalist Vitória da Riva Carvalho, who has created a private nature reserve of

An outdoor area of a villa featuring four wooden sun loungers, a wooden canopy bed with white cushions, surrounded by palm trees and tropical plants, leading up to a two-story building with wooden shutters.

Casa Siará

Brazil

Where steady trade winds sweep across fine sand and emerald-green sea, Casa Siará sits right on Playa do Preá in the state of Ceará. Renowned architect Miguel Pinto Guimarães drew inspiration from the pattern of fish scales for the building's curved forms, creating a refuge that blends organically i

White house with a brown tiled roof situated near a pond, surrounded by greenery and hills under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.

Ibiti Projeto

Trancoso, Brazil

Between the gentle hills of the Mantiqueira mountain range and the Ibitipoca nature reserve lies one of Brazil's most ambitious regeneration projects: Ibiti Projeto. Across roughly 6,000 hectares of former pastureland, Brazilian entrepreneur Renato Machado has spent the decades since the 1980s build

Curved turquoise swimming pool surrounded by lush tropical plants and trees, with white lounge chairs and a cozy seating area in the background.

Uxua Casa Hotel & Spa

Trancoso, Brazil

On the protected, green hill of Trancoso's historic Quadrado, time seems to follow its own calming melody. The name Uxua comes from the indigenous Pataxó language and means "wonderful" - a promise fulfilled in 2009 by Dutch designer Wilbert Das, former creative director of Diesel, with his first hot

A spacious outdoor seating area with wooden chairs arranged around fire pits on a gravel surface, adjacent to a covered pavilion with a tiled roof, set in a grassy landscape near a body of water under a clear sky.

Caiman Lodge

Miranda, Brazil

In the midst of the endless expanses of nature, the day awakens with the polyphonic song of exotic birds. This untouched seclusion in the south of the Pantanal provides the backdrop for Casa Caiman - the actual childhood home of Brazilian entrepreneur and conservationist Roberto Klabin, who has spen

Outdoor pool area with sun loungers and umbrellas in front of a two-story building with a tiled roof surrounded by lush tropical plants and trees under a clear blue sky.

Pousada Literária de Paraty

Paraty, Brazil

In the heart of what may be the most fascinating town on Brazil's Costa Verde lies a hidden refuge of tranquility and elegance. Pousada Literária de Paraty occupies a beautiful ensemble of colonial mansions arranged around a lush inner garden. Its name honors the Festa Literária Internacional de Par

Poolside lounge chairs and wooden deck chairs next to a clear pool overlooking a vast ocean under a partly cloudy sky.

Fasano Salvador

Salvador da Bahia, Brazil

High above the vibrant streets of the old town opens an oasis of timeless elegance and modern luxury. The Fasano Salvador resides in a listed Art Deco building directly at Castro Alves Square, which housed the editorial office and printing house of the daily newspaper "A Tarde" for 45 years before B

Infinity pool with white lounge chairs and rolled towels on the right side, overlooking calm ocean water and distant islands under a clear sky at sunset.

Fasano Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Directly on the world-famous beachfront promenade of Ipanema, this architectural statement combines vibrant joie de vivre with uncompromising elegance. As the first building in Brazil entirely designed by star designer Philippe Starck, Fasano Rio de Janeiro opened in 2007 as the second property of t

Regions of Brazil

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Colorful colonial buildings and a church in Salvador da Bahia during twilight.

Salvador De Bahia

Salvador de Bahia — the first capital of Brazil, UNESCO World Heritage Site Pelourinho, origin of Capoeira and Candomblé. The cultural epicenter of the Afro-Brazilian heritage.

Rio De Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro is the only metropolis in the world whose cityscape is itself part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Between Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, and Copacabana lies a city that connects mountains, sea, and urban rhythm into a backdrop that you won't find a second time.

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Pantanal

4,000 to 7,000 jaguars, over 650 bird species, and the only wilderness in Latin America where a big cat sighting is almost guaranteed: The Pantanal is Brazil's wildest chapter — open, vast, and surprisingly accessible during the dry season.

A person walking on white sand dunes near clear blue lagoons with palm trees and green vegetation in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Lencoeis Maranhenses

White quartz-sand dunes as far as the eye can see, and between them thousands of turquoise freshwater lagoons that exist for only three months a year: the Lençóis Maranhenses have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2024 — and the world's only desert-lagoon ecosystem of its kind.

Aerial view of Lagoa da Conceição in Florianópolis with turquoise water, white sand dunes, and Atlantic coast in golden evening light

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Florianopolis

A 54-kilometer island off Brazil's southern coast, where surf beaches, Azorean fishing villages, luxury beach clubs, and the highest quality of life of any Brazilian state capital meet within remarkably short distances. Floripa, as Brazilians call it, is Brazil's grown-up younger sibling.

Beautiful sandy beach with turquoise waters and rocky formations, viewed from a high vantage point on a sunny day.

Fernando De Noronha

21 volcanic islands in the South Atlantic, a strictly limited visitor quota, and the beach Baía do Sancho, repeatedly voted the most beautiful in the world: Fernando de Noronha is Brazil's most exclusive nature destination — UNESCO World Heritage since 2001, Mission Blue Hope Spot since October 2025, and an archipelago that protects its own reputation with visitor limits, environmental fees, and a plastic ban.

Chapada Diamantina

Table mountains, crystal caves, and Brazil’s highest waterfall: The Chapada Diamantina is the quiet counterpart to Salvador — a highland that tells the story of Bahia anew.

A river meeting where two different colored waters converge in Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil.

Amazon Manaus

Manaus and the Brazilian Amazon — jungle tours, lodges, and the best time to visit. The meeting of the waters, pink river dolphins, and a side-by-side lodge comparison.

Travel and safety information

For any other questions, we are happy to assist you.

Nils Lindhorst

Speaks languages: German, English, Spanish
Phone number: +49 211 975 333 234
Email address: nils@takememories.com

What makes us special

With us you always come first!

Expertise

Expertise is our middle name. We know the destinations in our portfolio personally and can therefore advise you best.

Passionate

Our hearts are set on traveling. Our profession is our passion. That’s why we plan your trip as if it were our own vacation.

Personal

100% personal. Your travel consultant supports you personally from the moment of inquiry until your return and is there to advise and assist you.

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