Experience Brazil's Highlights
Your first big trip to Brazil
Your first big trip to Brazil
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 – perfect if you are traveling to Brazil for the first time and want to experience as much of its diversity as possible without having to choose between the classics.
You feel the rhythm of Rio between Sugarloaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer, stand as close to the roaring Iguazu Falls as few places allow, glide silently through the waterways of the Amazon, and immerse yourself in the Afro-Brazilian culture in Salvador da Bahia – before you leisurely conclude your trip on the beaches of Praia do Forte. A journey that shows you in a short time why Brazil is so diverse.
- Four icons in one trip: Rio, Iguazu, Amazon & Salvador da Bahia
- The ideal introduction for your first trip to Brazil
- Metropolitan flair, natural wonders, jungle adventures, and beach days combined
Price
on request
Best time to travel
May - September
Flight time
approximately 11.5h from FRA
Recommended Duration
from 17 days
We plan your trip individually for you
This is what your 17 day round trip could look like
Rio de Janeiro – Rhythm & Joy of Life
Your journey begins in Rio de Janeiro, the city between mountains, bay, and Atlantic, which stands for pure joy of life. With the jeep, you go up to Corcovado to the world-famous Christ the Redeemer statue, before you find peace in the botanical garden in the middle of the metropolis. During your visit to the Pimpolhos project, you experience the world of Carnival and social engagement in the favelas up close, including samba and costumes. As a crowning finish, you glide by cable car to Sugarloaf Mountain and watch the sun set over Rio with a glass of champagne – a start that whets your appetite for more.
Foz do Iguacu – Experience Nature Up Close
From the metropolis, you will continue to one of the greatest natural wonders of South America: the Iguazu Falls. Your hotel is located in the middle of the Brazilian national park, just a few steps away from the roaring waters, allowing you to experience the spectacle before the first daytime visitors arrive. On a bike tour along the Brazilian side, during a walk across the bridges in the Argentine part of the park, and from the air on a helicopter flight, you will experience the falls from every conceivable perspective. With the boat, you can even get close to the massive San Martin waterfall, where the spray and power of the water become tangible.
Amazon – Rainforest Adventure
From the waterfalls, it goes right into the green heart of Brazil: After a short flight, you reach Manaus, the gateway to the Amazon, which surprises with its colonial flair and one of the most impressive opera houses in South America. Then your adventure in the rainforest begins – whether on a boutique boat or in a stylish lodge, you will experience the Amazon up close. On boat tours and jungle hikes, you will encounter river dolphins, fish for piranhas, and learn how indigenous communities have lived in harmony with nature for generations. Far from civilization, you dive into a world of dense leafy canopies, mysterious waterways, and quiet magic.
Salvador da Bahia – History & Living Culture
From the tranquility of the Amazon, your journey continues to Salvador da Bahia, once the first capital of Brazil and today a vibrant center of Afro-Brazilian culture. Your hotel is located in the heart of Pelourinho, the historic district with pastel-colored colonial buildings and UNESCO World Heritage flair. While strolling through the market of São Joaquim, you will discover exotic spices and religious artifacts; during a panoramic drive, you will get to know the city between the old town and the Itapagipe peninsula. In the percussion workshop, you will feel the rhythm of the city in your own body before you conclude the evening with live music, dance, and a glass of cachaça.
Praia do Forte – Coast & Conclusion
To conclude your trip, head to the quiet coast of Praia do Forte via the "Estrada do Coco". The ruins of Castelo Garcia D'Ávila, once the residence of a large landowner from the 16th century, offer an incredible view of the northern coast, before you learn more about the protection of the sea turtles that lay their eggs here at the visitor center of the TAMAR project. Afterwards, there’s time for beach days, a stroll through the local craft shops, or simply to relax by your hotel's pool before you leisurely depart for your return flight.
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