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Everything in Brazil is bigger, brighter and bolder – from the waterfalls and jungles to the street parties and beaches. It’s no wonder there’s always a festival.

Brazilians are famous for their zest for life. The country is loaded with incredible natural attractions – the Amazon, roaring Iguazu Falls and jungle-clad mountains where you feel on top of the world (much like Christ the Redeemer). And let’s not forget Brazil’s infectious music – from samba and bossa nova to Afro-Brazilian beats – and a party to be had around every corner. And of course the pumping beaches, where you can play football until the sun dips low behind Corcovado.   Brazil   is your cue to pick up a caipirinha and join the fun.

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Brazil at a glance

Capital city.

Brasilia (population 3 million)

214.3 million

Brazilian real (BRL)

(GMT-03:00) Brasilia

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin) Type B (American 3-pin) Type C (European 2-pin) Type I (Australian/New Zealand & Chinese/Argentine 2/3-pin)

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Best time to visit brazil.

In most parts of Brazil, temperatures range from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, regardless of the season. The summer months between December and February can be hot and humid, bringing temperatures to the high 30s – perfect weather to enjoy Brazil’s famous beaches. It’s also festival season, so it’s well worth visiting during this time.

Rainfall varies greatly around Brazil so depending on where you’re traveling, you could experience some rain. Around the Pantanal, Manaus and the Amazon basin, expect patches of rain all year round. Rio and the areas around Foz de Iguacu don’t have distinct rainy seasons and are typically drier than some other areas of Brazil.

The south of Brazil experiences extreme seasonal changes, so pack accordingly.

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Culture and customs

Brazilians are universally known for their infectious enthusiasm and lust for life. The wild celebratory atmosphere of Carnaval isn’t a one-off —impromptu street parties, heaving nightclubs and busy dance halls all display the same vibrant energy and passion all year round. Travelers will find that music, dance and good times are all passionately pursued by most Brazilians, regardless of income, gender or age. But it doesn’t stop there. Fun is not limited to the dynamic bars and clubs of the big cities - the natural world is also enjoyed by most Brazilians. With so many spectacular beaches, national parks, mountains and forests, there are plenty of places for Brazilians to enjoy their favorite past times – football, surfing, swimming, hiking, volleyball and capoeira (a Brazilian blend of martial arts and dance). Brazilians are also known for being one of the most open, friendly and affectionate nationalities – personal space isn’t regarded as highly in Brazil as in most other countries, so expect to be hugged and kissed by new and old friends when traveling here.

In contrast to the exuberant, modern life that Brazil's city dwellers live, are the humble, traditional ways of the indigenous tribes that live in the Amazon and surrounds. Despite modern advances, many still live off the land – hunting for wild animals and gathering fruit and berries - although sadly this is rapidly changing due to deforestation and urbanization. In the face of this, many tribes still cling to their ancient culture through traditional clothing, dance and song.

Eating and drinking

Intrepid believes that one of the best ways to experience a country is by eating! Whether you're sampling street food, savoring a cheap eat or indulging in a banquet, there are endless options to choose from wherever you are in the world. 

Brazil’s major cities feature a wide range of international cuisine, so it’s possible to eat a western-style breakfast, Mexican for lunch and Italian for dinner, with a few traditional Brazilian snacks in between. For an in-depth look at what you can eat in Brazil, visit our   South American food guide . 

Things to try in Brazil

1. Churrasco

This traditional Brazilian barbecue is a true pleasure for meat eaters. Beef, pork, chicken, duck, lamb and fish are all skewered and cooked to perfection over hot coals, creating a smoky flavor and tender texture.

Brazil’s coastline is home to a bounty of marine life so when on the coast, be sure to eat seafood while it’s at its freshest. Fried baby octopus, king prawns and fragrant, seafood stew are great options.

3. Feijoada

This stew of beans and beef is Brazil’s national dish, and reflects its rich immigrant history. The flavors and style are a mix of African, Indian and Portuguese food traditions, making it a direct culinary link to Brazil’s past.

4. Caipirinha

This refreshing cocktail made from cachaca (a spirit derived from sugar cane), sugar, crushed ice and lime is the Brazilian national drink, and the perfect accompaniment to a beachside sunset.

Brazil has plenty of tropical fruits and berries – so for a quick snack, head to the markets and buy fresh bananas, limes, oranges, guava, jackfruit and acai berries.

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Geography and environment

Being the fifth largest country in the world, Brazil shares land borders with many other countries including   Venezuela , Guyana,   Colombia ,   Peru ,   Bolivia , Paraguay,   Argentina , Uruguay, Suriname and French Guiana. Home to many different landscapes and ecosystems, Brazil’s natural environment is one of the most famous in the world. From the steamy tropical rainforest that surrounds the Amazon River and the swirling torrents of white water at Iguazu Falls, to the stunning beaches, reefs and islands of the coast, Brazil is certainly blessed with the very best of Mother Nature. Home to many of the world's most rare and endangered species, travelers will be able to see the full spectrum of colorful bird life, curious mammals, gigantic snakes and unique marine life.

With such a large population, Brazil’s major cities are busy, crowded and chaotic. It can take some getting used to, but once you’re working with the flow of the Brazilian way of life, you’ll begin to enjoy the pace. With a widening gap between the rich and the poor, housing can vary from large mansions in upscale neighborhoods and modern apartments right in the heart of the city, to humble tin sheds in the sprawling favelas. In some ways, Brazil’s major cities are full of contrasts but the universal appeal of partying, dancing and drinking seems to cross all cultural and social barriers.

History and government

Early history.

Indigenous tribes inhabited Brazil for centuries before the arrival of the first European settlers from Portugal in the 1500s. Colonization brought agriculture and crop growing to Brazil, resulting in extensive land clearing which dispossessed much of the indigenous population. The growing of sugar cane resulted in an influx of new residents, mainly slaves who brought rich African traditions with them. Remnants of this can still be seen in much of today’s music, dance and food. By the 19th century, coffee had taken the place of sugar as Brazil’s most valuable crop. The increase in coffee production brought a new wave of migrants to Brazil, mainly from Europe, and Brazil’s economy continued to flourish until the military coup of 1889.

Recent history

Brazil’s more recently history has also been characterized by wide spread immigration – especially during and after World War II - with large numbers of Jewish people choosing to flee persecution to live in Brazil, as well as significant numbers of people from the Middle East and other European countries.

In 1989, Brazil held its first democratic election in almost 30 years after decades of military rule. More recently, a stable government has resulted in increased economic prosperity, although many of Brazil’s residents are still impoverished, living well below the poverty line.

Top 10 beach spots of Brazil

1. praia do rosa.

The big surf and relaxed vibe of this hip holiday haven in Southern Brazil makes it a firm favorite with visitors and locals alike. Praia do Rosa manages to balance development with tradition - elegant small-scale hotels and eco-lodges provide the perfect place to rest after hiking, whale watching or surfing.

The cosmopolitan charms of this world-famous beach make it popular with people from all walks of life. Expect to see enthusiastic travelers, smug millionaires, bohemian artists and indifferent locals all enjoying Ipanema’s magnetic magic.

3. Jericoacoara

Far away from the showy extravagance of Rio lies this secluded spot only accessible by 4x4. Strictly protected from overdevelopment, the slow pace suits the windsurfers and kite surfers who prefer to get their thrills from the ocean's wild tides.

4. Lopes Mendes

This beach, located on the island of Ilha Grande, is considered one of Brazil’s best. The killer combination of fine white sand, great waves and clear, blue water guarantee perfect conditions for swimming, surfing and sun-worshipping.

5. Canoa Quebrada

This mellow hippie haven boasts stunning sand dunes and a deep blue-green sea. Horse riding on the dunes at sunset or cruising the coast on an old fishing boat are great ways to make the most of this picture perfect piece of Brazil.

Put on the world map by Bridget Bardot back in the 1960s, Buzios is the epitome of Brazilian sophistication. The designer boutiques, glam hotels and cool bars attract the celebrity jet set – but it’s the beautiful bays and beaches that are the true superstars of Buzios.

7. Copacabana

One of the world’s most famous urban beaches, Copacabana, is a top spot to indulge in a bit of people watching. Watch an eclectic mix of people play football, work on their tans and strut their stuff on this busy meeting spot that attracts all walks of life.

8. Praia da Mole

Soft white sand for lazing in the sun and a year-round supply of waves for surfing make this beach in Florianopolis a top pick. Paragliding, wakeboarding and other water sports provide more thrills, while the nearby bars and clubs ensure good times when the sun goes down.

9. Maragogi

Found on the Coral Coast of Brazil, Maragogi’s calm waters offer some respite from the big breaks found on many other Brazilian beaches. Colorful offshore reefs make snorkeling or scuba diving a must for visitors looking for aquatic adventures.

10. Tambaba

One for the free spirits of the world, Brazil’s only official nudist beach is flanked by steep, dramatic cliffs and dotted with swaying coconut palms. Choose to get cheeky and take advantage of lying on Brazil’s only sanctioned nudist beach in all your glory, or keep your kit on and stick to the “non-naturist” side.

Brazil’s two largest cities – Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo – offer a wide range of shopping opportunities, from high-end designer shops to independent boutiques and everything in between. Every mid-sized city will have at least one ‘shopping’ (what Brazilians call their shopping malls), but as you move to more rural and remote areas, your best bet is the local market.

Shopping tips in Rio

Peddlers roam Rio’s beaches offering an enormous range of items including footballs, bathing suits and jewelry. Be aware that the price might be good but the quality likely isn’t. For better quality bikinis and swim trunks, consider heading to Blue Man, Brazil’s most successful beachwear label. Or visit Barra Shopping, one of the largest malls in South America, which boasts more than 570 stores, a movie theatre, a bowling alley and a range of restaurants and bars. Rio also hosts a number of popular markets including the Hippie Fair in Ipanema, where more than 700 vendors sell one-of-a-kind jewelry, clothing, leather shoes, paintings and gourmet goods each Sunday. Like many markets, bargaining is accepted.

Responsible travel tip 

You may come across goods made from the skins of protected species (such as reptiles or wild cats). Keeping with Intrepid’s commitment to responsible travel, please refrain from supporting any business that exploit or abuse endangered animals. 

Festivals and events in Brazil

Rio carnival.

Colorful, raucous and hedonistic, there’s a reason Rio’s Carnival is one of the best-known parties in the world. The parade of elaborate floats and colorful, bejeweled dancers in barely-there costumes dancing to samba may be the main event, but the revelry begins a whole month before. Each February in the lead up to Lent, the caipirinhas are free-flowing as clubs hold glitzy parties and bandas (street parties also called blocos) take over the streets.

Parintins Folklore Festival (Bumba-mei-boi)

An annual spectacle that commemorates a legend about a pregnant woman’s craving for bull tongue, the murder of a bull to satisfy said craving, and the bull’s magical resurrection. Two teams retell the myth and attempt to outdo each other using flamboyant song and dance routines, colorful costumes and giant floats. Spectators cheer and moo to performances at this three-day June celebration.

Festa Junina

This nationwide festival held each June celebrates saints John the Baptist, Anthony and Peter, but celebrations in the north-east take on a distinctly country flair. People flock to rural fairs wearing straw hats and plaid shirts to feast on corn and sweet treats, play games and dance the quadrilha (similar to a square dance).

Rio New Year’s Eve

Join two million revelers decked in white at Copacabana beach for a unique New Year’s celebration. Before the concerts and massive fireworks display begins, Candomble worshippers (an Afro-Brazilian religion) push boats filled with flowers and other offerings into the sea in exchange for safe sailing in the upcoming year.

Further reading

Brazil travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do you need a visa to visit Brazil?

Foreign nationals from over 80 countries – including folks from EU countries, the United Kingdom , New Zealand, South Africa and Japan – can travel to Brazil without a visa for up to 90 days per entry. You’ll need an empty page in your passport, as a border officer will stamp it on arrival.

If you’re not from a visa-exempt country, you’ll need to apply for a Visitor Visa (VIVIS) through Brazil’s consular website.  Find out whether you require a VIVIS or not .

As of 10 April 2024, passport holders from Australia , Canada and the United States must apply for an e-visa to enter Brazil for tourism, transit or business  on the Brazilian government's e-visa website . If you have a valid physical visa on your passport for the purpose of your visit, you do not need to apply for a new visa.

The page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 15 Jan 2024

Is tipping customary in Brazil?

Tipping is up to the individual when traveling in Brazil. It isn’t expected but will be happily received by service workers like taxi drivers and waiters. Restaurants in Brazil add a 10% surcharge, which is included in the bill. Feel free to leave spare change or tip extra if the service is particularly good.

What is the internet access like in Brazil?

Internet access is widely available in cities and tourist areas like Rio and Sao Paolo, where there are many internet cafes. Internet access is less frequent in rural and remote areas.

Can I use my cell phone while in Brazil?

You will be able to use your cell phone in most urban areas of Brazil, although some of the more remote areas may not have network coverage. Ensure you have global roaming activated with your cell carrier before you leave home if you wish to use your cell while in Brazil.

What are the toilets like in Brazil?

Toilets in Brazil will vary depending on what area you are traveling in. Flushable, western-style toilets are common in the cities large hotels, malls and clubs but more modest squat toilets are the standard in rural areas and while camping. Either way, carrying a supply of toilet paper and soap is a good idea, as these aren’t always available in public toilets.

What will it cost for a…?

Cup of coffee in a café = 2 BRL Beer in a bar = 3.5 BRL Budget meal = 10 BRL Three course meal in a restaurant = 60 BRL

Can I drink the water in Brazil?

Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Brazil. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water and fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit and vegetables before eating.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Brazil?

Major credit cards are widely accepted by large shops, hotels and restaurants in Brazil. However, they may not be accepted by smaller vendors such as small family restaurants, market stalls or in remote towns and rural areas. Make sure you carry enough cash for purchases, since credit cards aren't always an option everywhere in Brazil.

What is ATM access like in Brazil?

ATMs are found widely throughout Brazil and withdrawing cash shouldn't be problematic in most areas. Some smaller villages and rural areas may not have ATM access, so prepare for this before venturing too far from a city or major town.

What public holidays are celebrated in Brazil?

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day
• Good Friday*
• 21 Apr: Tiradentes
• 1 May: Labour Day
• 7 Sep: Independence Day
• 12 Oct: Our Lady of Aparecida
• 2 Nov: All Soul’s Day
• 15 Nov: Republic Day
• 25 Dec: Christmas Day

*Please note these dates may vary. See a current list of public holidays in Brazil .

Do I need any vaccinations before visiting Brazil?

No vaccines are required in order to enter Brazil but some are recommended for protection against disease. Visit your doctor or travel clinic for advice and make sure to schedule vaccinations 4-6 weeks before your departure date, as some require time to become effective.

Is Brazil a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

Brazil is a welcoming destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers. There is no law against homosexuality, and the country tends to be more tolerant than anywhere else in South America. Rio is considered the gay capital of Latin America, though Sao Paulo and Salvador have lively gay scenes as well. That being said, discretion is still advised in smaller towns, which tend to be more conservative.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

Does my trip to Brazil support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Brazil directly support our foundation partner, Gastromotiva Brazil . 

Gastromotiva Brazil  

Gastromotiva Brazil is tackling youth unemployment and homelessness while promoting a zero-waste movement. Gastromotiva addresses important social and environmental issues through job training, advocacy, and sustainable cooking classes. Donations from our trips support their professional cooking courses for vulnerable youth in Rio De Janeiro. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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Brazil Group Tours 2024/2025

Join a community of like-minded people eager to dive into all that Brazil has to offer on a Brazil group tours. From exploring the charming streets of Rio de Janeiro to marveling at taking a tour of Iguazu Falls , every moment is enriched by the lively conversations, laughter, and shared enthusiasm of your fellow group members. Dive into Salvador's lively culture, immersing yourself in the rhythms of samba and capoeira. Indulge in the bright energy of the Amazon jungle, where you'll encounter unique creatures and learn about traditional tribes. Stroll through Salvador's colorful markets, hike through the lush trails of Chapada Diamantina National Park, and relax on Fernando de Noronha's pristine beaches. With a guide by your side, you will have a chance to explore breathtaking locations, delivering useful insights and ensuring a smooth experience for everybody. Prepare to make lifelong experiences and form friendships with other travelers by being part of a group tour to Brazil . You will find our group tours to Brazil below.

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101 Group Tours in Brazil with 167 Reviews

• Starts Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
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• Accommodation Hotel, Lodge & Eco Lodge
• Transport Boat, Bus, Flight, Private Vehicle & 4WD Jeep
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• Starts Cuiaba, Brazil
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Natural Wonders of Brazil - 12 days

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• Activities Natural landmarks sightseeing
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• Age Range 18-80 yrs
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• Starts Manaus, Brazil
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Manaus Amazon Jungle Adventure 4D/3N

• Activities Rainforest and jungle visits
• Accommodation Camping & Lodge
• Transport Boat & Bus
• Age Range 18-99 yrs
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Rio, Foz do Iguazu and Pantanal Experience

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• Transport Flight, Boat & Private Vehicle
• Age Range 12-99 yrs
• Operated in English, Portuguese, Spanish

• Starts Foz Do Iguacu, Brazil
• Ends Campo Grande, Brazil

Pantanal, Bonito & Iguazu Adventure 9D/8N (from Foz do Iguacu)

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• Accommodation Lodge
• Transport 4WD Jeep, Boat, Bus & Flight
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Manaus Amazon Jungle Adventure 5D/4N

• Activities Rainforest and jungle visits & Honeymoon

• Starts Belém, Brazil

Brazilian Amazon by Boat

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• Accommodation Hotel & Camping
• Transport Boat, Bus, Flight & Ferry
• Brochure Price: US$ 4,700
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• Starts Sao Paulo, Brazil
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• Activities Art and architecture & Active and outdoor
• Transport Bus, Flight, Jeep, Train & Private Vehicle
• Age Range 10-99 yrs
• Operated in Spanish, English
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,015
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• Starts Campo Grande, Brazil

Pantanal Adventure 4D/3N

• Activities Rainforest and jungle visits & Wildlife
• Transport Boat, Jeep & Bus

The Big Dude Tour- Touring Rio de Janeiro

• Activities Cultural, religious and historic sites
• Accommodation No Accommodation
• Age Range 5-79 yrs

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10 Best Brazil Tour Operators 2024 [Unbiased & With Reviews]

10 best brazil tour operators 2024.

Are you planning to visit Brazil, but unsure which tour provider to select? Now, you no longer have to waste time searching the internet and filling out dozens of contact forms. Simply fill out ONE form, we’ll send it off to multiple tour providers and they’ll contact YOU! You’ll be able to compare rates and find the lowest cost tour for the most affordable trip abroad.

Has a fun and exciting trip to Brazil been something of desire to you recently? Would you like to have the opportunity of a lifetime while living your dreams in the home of the amazon? Do you want an amazing experience under professional supervision and guidance of a top-rated Brazil tour operators?

As a country, Brazil is world famous for many things. It is the perfect location for soccer fans, beach goers, and explorers of all kinds. In Brazil, you can spend the day at the beach soaking up the sun, and the next morning be whisked away to the Christ Redeemer. Regardless of where you decide to spend your time, participating in a tour in Brazil will be a great way to see a beautiful country while staying safe and creating lifelong memories.

Choosing a tour in Brazil can be challenging due to the multitude of options. Sorting through reviews and information on different companies takes time. With numerous tour operators in Brazil, it’s essential to ensure your money is well-spent for a satisfying experience. The risk of overspending on a subpar tour is high without proper research.

To help, we’ve compiled an unbiased list of the top 10 reputable Brazil tour operators.

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Macuco Safari

Macuco Safari is a leading tour operator in Brazil, renowned for offering high-quality tour packages that provide an exceptional vacation experience. As an ecological tourism company, they prioritize sustainability and environmental education. With over 35 years of operation within Iguaçu National Park, Macuco Safari collaborates with the local government for environmental initiatives, including enhancing accessibility. They are dedicated to safety, ecosystem preservation, and ethical practices. Pioneers in using electric vehicles and tram systems, they hold certifications in Adventure Tourism and Environmental Management. The company ensures a memorable and responsible exploration of the breathtaking sights in Iguaçu National Park.

Macuco Safari Best Brazil Tour Packages

Macuco Safari has plenty of top-rated options for you to make memories in Brazil. From rafting to a safari, they have something for everybody.

Enjoy Macuco Safari in all its glory with the jungle and boat tour package. You will see the beautiful wonders of Iguassu National Park and its variety of flora and fauna. You can even bring your family on this trip since there is no age restriction.

Also, you can enjoy rappelling down into Salto Macuco waterfall, accompanied by professional guides.

For a private tour of the Iguassu National Park, the Macuco Private tour package is specialized in providing you personalized service upon request.

Macuco Safari Reviews

Macuco Safari is one of the highest reviewed Brazilian tour operators. Their dedication and passion is unmatched in the Brazilian tourism industry. They have received over 6,200 reviews on TripAdvisor and are ranked top boat tours & water sports providers in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil. They also received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023 for their exceptional service. A satisfied customer wrote:

This was so much fun! The experience is worth it – you will get SOAKED. One of the funnest activities I’ve done in a while!… Knock_me_out_please

Read all reviews of Macuco Safari on TripAdvisor .

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Passeio Rio

Passeio Rio is a local but highly admired tour company in Brazil. They are a receptive company that serves their customers with the utmost care and respect. Passeio Rio prides itself on personalized attention, ensuring each visitor encounters the soul of Rio through engaging and knowledgeable guides. With a commitment to safety and comfort, they provide expertly maintained equipment, making every journey a seamless and enjoyable adventure.

Passeio Rio Best Brazil Tour Packages

Passeio Rio provides the best tour packages of Rio de Janeiro that you just cannot miss out on! You can start with a trip to Petropolis where you will see various landmarks like the Imperial Museum and the Cathedral of Saint Peter. This tour is carried out with utmost safety and comfort in mind and you will also be provided a multilingual guide with a vast knowledge of the place.

For nature-lovers, a trip to Buzios is the perfect option! You can visit the sandy beaches of Ugly Island and see the magnificent rock formations and a variety of aquatic fish in Turtle Beach and Azeda Beach.

A trip to Brazil would be incomplete without visiting the famous attraction of Christ the Reedemer . You will be blown away to see the statue engulf the city from atop its hill.

 Passeio Rio Reviews

Passeio Rio has been consistently providing the best travel services to their customers. As one of the top-rated travel agencies in Brazil, their packages have gathered a lot of praise. They have 3.941 reviews on TripAdvisor, where most of them are 5-star ratings. They are also ranked top tours & activities provider in Rio de Janeiro. They also received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023.

We went with raphael, a wonderful experience! Would recommend it to anyone who wants to see the most famous places in Rio!… Tom Alex C

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Gregtur Tourism

Gregtur is one of the leading local tour agencies in Brazil that cater to a large number of domestic and international tourists. They mostly focus on short trips and excursions so that they can offer their clients the best experience in the shortest time. They primarily run their operations in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Foz Do Iguacu. At Gregtur, they value professionalism, creativity and sustainability. Their travel itineraries are full of fun and exciting expeditions for you to experience. If you want to travel across all of Brazil and see its world-famous attractions, Gregtur has you covered!

Gregtur Tourism Best Brazil Tour Packages

Gregtur boasts a massive array of tour packages in most major cities in Brazil. If you want to see all the major attractions in Sao Paulo , then this is the trip for you! Visit famous landmarks like Ibirapuera Park, Batman’s alley, Paulista Avenue and many more. Transportation services are included in this package.

A trip to Brazil would be incomplete without spending some time in Rio de Janeiro. In this package called Rio’s Full Day , explore everything from the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa to the famous attractions of Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Mountain.

To get your festive spirit going, take part in the Latin folklore show and dancing spectacle in Foz Do Iguacu. The show will have a huge, well-stocked buffet so you can enjoy everything that the place has to offer.

Gregtur Tourism Reviews

Gregtur is a Brazilian tour operator with some of the best reviews on TripAdvisor. With 2,105 positive reviews on TripAdvisor, Gregtur Tourism is ranked as #1 of 271 Tours & Activities in Sao Paulo. A past customer wrote:

Tour was very good and well organised. Bruno wealth of knowledge about the historical sites we visited was impressive. He made the tour engaging with fascinating anecdotes… Divya M

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Helisight is a reputed and award winning travel company in Brazil that started giving helicopter rides in Rio de Janeiro in 1978. They picked three places in the city where people can take off: Dona Marta Lookout, Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, and Sugar Loaf. They chose these spots based on what tourists like.

In 1994, they even began doing special nightly flights over the Sambódromo during Carnival, and it was featured in Time Magazine. They’ve been around for a long time and have taken 600,000 tourists, including famous people like Michael Jackson, Vin Diesel, and Hugh Jackman. If you want to see Rio de Janeiro from high up, you should definitely go on a helicopter ride with Helisight!

Helisight Best Brazil Tour Packages

Helisight provides several tour packages based on your price range and preference. If you prefer a short trip where all of Rio is covered , then the short helicopter ride shows you all of the nearby attractions like Allah Garden, Ipanema Beach, Diabo Beach and Copacabana Fort.

 For a complete tour of the city , you can embark on this 60-minute helicopter ride that does a circuit tour around the city. You will see the breathtaking sights of Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Santa Cruz Fortress and many more.

Helisight also provides a short 9 minute door-less scenic flight where you will get to see the major sights like Christ the Reedemer and the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro.

Helisight Reviews

Helisight has established itself as a prominent tour operator in Brazil. Through their distinct approach, they have garnered tourists from all parts of the world. With 1,942 reviews on TripAdvisor, they are ranked as #5 of 1,045 Tours & Activities in Rio de Janeiro. They also received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023.

A treasured memory that I will now have for life thanks to the wonderful Abner – for arranging an alternative day and collection point for us!… Alexandra190

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Amazon Gero Tours

Amazon Gero Tours is one of the best Brazilian tour operators that offer exclusive tours in the Amazon rainforest. With over 20 years of experience, the company has continuously provided the best jungle tours and wildlife excursions. Their main goal is to re-invent tourism with sustainability in mind.

Amazon Gero Tours has highly trained and professional tour guides and their logistics is sound in every tour they offer. They are enthusiastic about travelers wanting to explore the Amazon rainforest and welcome every tourist with open arms. If you are an adventure lover wanting to travel through the Amazon Rainforest, there is no better tour operator in Brazil than Amazon Gero Tours!

Amazon Gero Tours Best Brazil Tour Packages

Amazon Gero Tours provides a wide variety of tour and travel packages to their customers. The Amazon Explorer Package will offer you an exciting and adventurous time traveling through the Amazonian landscape. For 5 days and 4 nights, you will get to engage in many different activities and even spend time in a jungle lodge!

If you prefer boat trips, you can travel in a regional boat and see the wonderful sights of Rio Negro . In this package, you will also be able to go on hikes, go fishing, alligator spotting and many exciting activities.

Similarly, if you take the Arara tour package , you will be in for a thrilling adventure as you travel through the Amazon Forest. The guides will even teach you how to survive in the wild!

Amazon Gero Tours Reviews

Amazon Gero Tours is one of the top-rated travel agencies in Brazil. Their organization and customer service has been praised by many tourists. They have 1,742 reviews on TripAdvisor and most of them are 5-star ratings. They have also earned the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023 and are ranked as #3 of 165 Tours & Activities in Manaus. A satisfied customer wrote:

In the jungle of Manaus agencies, Gero is a perfect tour operator to live a real experience in a lodge in the jungle. The guides are people who know very well… Andrea M

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Free Walker Tours

Free Walker Tours is a pioneering travel agency in Brazil that provides immersive walking tours.  The company was founded by three business graduates driven by a passion for exploration and cultural immersion. Founded in 2013, they are a company that is committed to providing top-notch walking tours. They have redefined city tours in Rio de Janeiro and Paraty, with their team of 15+ Walkers that specialize in their respective city’s history and culture. Their mission is to provide exceptional, interactive, and informal tours so that you can have an unforgettable experience traveling the streets of Brazil.

Free Walker Tours Best Brazil Tour Packages

At Free Walker Tours, there is no price for their tour packages and each customer tips what they think the tour is worth. Thus, their tour packages are highly-detailed and suitable to all customers.

Join them on their Rio Free Walking Tour of Downtown and Lapa and see all the local attractions like Colombo Bakery, XV Square, Cinelandia and many more. You will be accompanied by a friendly and knowledgeable guide that knows their way around the city.

For an exciting experience in the city, you can go pub crawling in Ipanema . You will travel from bar to bar and meet exciting & funny people. Have some drinks, sit back and enjoy an overall great night!

If you truly want to immerse yourself in Brazilian culture, go on a Food tour in Rio de Janeiro . Explore the local Brazilian cuisine while being entertained by local Brazilian music!

Free Walker Tours Reviews

Free Walker Tours has been providing fun and immersive tours inside Brazilian cities for everyday tourists. Their friendly and approachable manners have made them one of the best tour operators in Brazil. They have 1,466 reviews on TripAdvisor and are ranked as #2 of 229 Nightlife in Rio de Janeiro. They also received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023. A customer that recently toured with them wrote:

Natalia was great—we learned a lot about the history of the city. It was helpful for orienting ourselves and understanding the city… ab326

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Dream Destination Rio

Dream Destination Rio is one of the best tour and travel companies in Brazil that provide only the best services to their customers. They specialize in custom, tailor-made tours so that their customers enjoy what they like. They provide other services like bachelorette parties and wedding engagement parties as well. They have well-trained and friendly staffs who ensure your wishes are always fulfilled. They are dedicated to providing you unique experiences touring around Brazil so that your vacation becomes a fond memory for you.

Dream Destination Rio Best Brazil Tour Packages

Dream Destination Rio wants what is best for you. Their tour packages are designed to cater to all your travel needs. You can go on a private sunset tour along the coast of Rio de Janeiro. Sail along the coastline as you witness the most beautiful sunset in the world with added snacks and drinks!

For a luxury experience, Dream Destination Rio provides a Pearl Tour where you will sail on a 43 feet French Trawler. On this 3-hour personalized tour, you will have complete privacy and can even enjoy a barbecue!

For one of their unique services, you can call ahead and book a bachelorette party tour aboard a luxury boat. You will also be supplied with a professional photographer to capture all the exciting and incredible moments.

Dream Destination Rio Reviews

Dream Destination Rio has always kept the customers’ best interests in mind. For this reason, they have risen to be one of the best-rated travel companies in Brazil. They have 1,316 reviews on TripAdvisor and have received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023. They are also ranked as #4 of 332 Boat Tours & Water Sports in Rio de Janeiro. A past customer wrote:

Fantastic experience! Clarisse and her team was amazing! Everything from food to music on the board was excellent!… Aibek A

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Iguana Turismo

Iguana Turismo is a leading Brazilian tour operator. The company was established 25 years ago by Wilson Castro and Gerry Hardy and since then, it has been a beacon of exceptional experiences for global travelers.

They are a company that guarantees quality of service and a good time for all their travelers. They have native bilingual guides that are extremely passionate about their job. Their key focus is on sustainable eco-tourism in the Amazon. They value innovation and excellence and aim to be the best tourism company in Amazon and later, in the whole world!

Iguana Turismo Best Brazil Tour Packages

With eco-tourism as their key focus, Iguana Turismo provides some of the best tour packages in the Amazon. You can visit January Ecological Park where you will get a chance to interact with dolphins and admire the beautiful water lilies. 

For a thrilling and unforgettable experience, you can book the Alligator Package . For 4 days and 3 nights, you will completely immerse yourself in the Amazon environment. You will visit Juma Lake, travel through ecological jungles and explore the wide variety of flora and fauna found in the Amazon.

You also have the option to go on a boat trip through the Amazon River . This tour will last for 3 nights where you go through Rio Negro and visit the Anavilhanas Archipelago.

Iguana Turismo Reviews

Iguana Turismo is a highly-respected tour operator in Brazil that is favored by many tourists. With over 1,000 positive reviews on TripAdvisor, their services have satisfied many tourists wanting to visit the Amazon. They are ranked as #4 of 165 Tours & Activities in Manaus. A past customer that toured with them wrote:

We had a great time during both our Iguana and Presidente Figueiredo packages. The guides Andersson and Geff was really helpful and full of energy… Hyder m

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Carioca Tropical

Carioca Tropical is a well-known and well-respected travel company in Brazil. Founded in 2003, Carioca Tropical is owned and operated by passionate individuals deeply acquainted with Rio de Janeiro. They offer an immersive experience beyond the city’s landmarks, allowing travelers to explore Rio’s culture, cuisine, and friendly environment. Their certified guides, fluent in multiple languages, ensure a relaxed and safe exploration of the local attractions.

At Carioca Tropical, they emphasize a personalized approach with tailored tours for small groups, minimizing waiting times during hotel pickups. They provide pre-set travel itineraries as well as custom private tours so that you can have an absolutely amazing experience touring Brazil.

Carioca Tropical Best Brazil Tour Packages

Carioca Tropical provides tour packages according to group size that are well-suited to your travel needs. In their Early Access Corcovado Express Tour , be among the first tourists of the day to reach the Christ the Redeemer statue. You will be driven up the mountain in air-conditioned minivans while professional guides brief you about the place.

For an even immersive experience, travel with Carioca Tropical for a full day experience of Rio de Janeiro . You will get to ride the cable car at Sugar Loaf Mountain and see all the popular attractions.

Similarly, take an afternoon trip on the Olympic Boulevard Walking Tour . You will be provided a guided tour through the Olympic Boulevard and the Museum of Tomorrow.

Carioca Tropical Reviews

Carioca Tropical is well-known for providing excellent tours around Rio city with plentiful services. Their dedication and passion for tourism has made them one of the best tour operators in Brazil. They have 1,151 reviews on TripAdvisor, with most of them being positive. They also earned the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023 for their fantastic approach to tourism. A satisfied customer wrote:

The absolute best trip to take if you’re in a time crunch! very punctual! We were one of the first to Christ the Redeemer, beat the crowds and got amazing pictures!… Imani S

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Amazon Green Tours

Amazon Green Tours is a successful, top-rated travel agency in Brazil. Founded in 2011 by owners Paula Arcangela and Elso Lima, the company is an authentic Amazonian family business rooted in the jungle. As passionate tour guides, they established a responsible enterprise prioritizing both employment opportunities for locals and environmental preservation.

Their relentless focus on eco-tourism and environmental conservation has earned them a lot of respect and their efforts have always been appreciated by the locals. You are warmly invited to experience the heart of the Amazon and learn more about their impactful journey firsthand!

Amazon Green Tours Best Brazil Tour Packages

Amazon Green Tours provides well thought-out travel plans and tour packages. For an authentic experience, their Macuxi Package will take you on an interesting trip through the Amazon. For 2 days, you will see many different fish, go piranha fishing and dolphin spotting on the Mutuca River and stay in their self-made jungle lodge.

For those that seek adventure, Amazon Green Tours will take you on a boat tour to the Madeira River through the heart of the Amazon. From June to August, this tour is one that is not provided by any other tour operator. You will see breathtaking sights, while being assured of safety and comfort.

Embrace the total Amazon nature in their Nature Safari Package . You will steadily move through most of the Amazon area in this 6 days, 5 nights tour. From hiking and canoeing to alligator spotting, be prepared for a thrilling ride!

Amazon Green Tours Reviews

Through their dedication to eco-tourism and their passion for their homeland, Amazon Green Tours has successfully established itself as one of the best tour operators in Brazil. With over 1,000 positive reviews on TripAdvisor, they are ranked as #2 of 165 Tours & Activities in Manaus. They were also awarded the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2023 for their excellent service. A customer that toured with them recently wrote:

Great! The accommodation was very good. The tour guides are enthusiastic and knowledgeable. The food at every meal was delicious… Cris

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The most popular tourist attractions in Brazil are the Amazon Rainforest and Amazon River and the Christ the Redeemer Statue, a part of the New Seven Wonders of the World. They are also well known for their carnivals, soccer and colorful beaches. The vibrant culture in Brazil also attracts many tourists to its cities.

Brazil is ranked as #65th safest country for solo female travellers. Although one will need to exercise caution as well as have some knowledge of the country, Brazil is relatively safe for solo female travellers wishing to explore the deep jungles of the Amazon.

Brazil is home to a lot of people from a lot of different cultures. However, this mix of culture has fostered friendliness and cordiality in their communities. They are exceptionally friendly to tourists and they aim to share the rich, local culture to everyone that is interested.

Brazil is home to the Amazon River, the longest river in the world. Along with this, the forests and rivers foster one of the richest biodiversity on the planet. Christ the Redeemer, a statue atop Corcavado Mountain in Rio de Janeiro is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. From world-famous attractions to a rich cultural experience, Brazil attracts tourists by the handful.

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Find the right fully guided tour for you in Brazil. There are 65 trips to choose from, that range from 2 days in length, up to 57 days. The month with the most departures is June, making it the most popular time to visit Brazil.

65 Fully Guided tour packages in Brazil with 154 reviews

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Best of Brazil

Interesting trip. The beach in Trinadade was beautiful. The beaches on Ihla Grande were underwhelming.

• Sightseeing

Tailor-Made Best Brazil Tour to Rio and Iguazu Falls, Daily Departure & Private Guide

• Book With Flexibility This operator allows you to rebook your dates or tours with them for free, waiving change fees.

Tailor-Made Private Brazil Tour to Rio, Ilha Grande & Paraty, Daily Departure

Jalapão Experience

Great trip, guide was very knowledgeable, professional and courteous.

Rio de Janeiro, Foz do Iguazu and Amazon Sustainable Experience

NATTRIP was with us every step of the way. They are reachable 24 hours and we needed them since one of the flights we booked on our own was cancelled. Rio was a full day of sightseeing. In Foz de Iguazzu, we were escorted by Daego and Bruna to the Bird Park, dam and waterfall. They also took us on a nature hike and kayaking. My 18 and 20 year old loved all the activities. In Manuas, Gero and his crew from AmazonGeroTours made sure our adventures in the jungle were fun and safe. It was great spending several days at a lodge in the ama on and then on a boat on the Rio negro. Sleeping in the jungle, looking for sloths and piranha fishing were highlights. Anselmo our day to day guide was extremely knowledgeable. Everything was smooth and easy for us to travel in Brazil not knowing the language thanks to NATTRIP and their contractors.

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Best Of Brazil

4 Days North Pantanal - Unearthing exotic treasures in the Pantanal wetlands - New***

We were able to observe a large number of animals of different species, we were lucky to see some that are very difficult to find. They have to make this trip and bring a camera to save these incredible moments

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Pure Brazil

• In-depth Cultural

Brazilian Amazon by Boat

• Festival & Events

Rio Carnival Experience

Our tour guide Guilerme was super knowledgable and helpful during our tour. At first I was a bit hesistant going to a country where I dont speak the languauge, but with intrepid I felt confident in exploring the city. I really appreciated intrepid being able to schedule pickups and dropoffs as needed. The experience was amazing and hope to come back to Brazil soon!

Iguassu & Beyond

This is a great tour that gets you to those must see place in South America . I do think more could be spent in some places, such as Paraty and Ilha Grande as there should be time available for relaxing as well as doing tours. The accommodation was adequate and were centrally located with the breakfast being generally basic. One thing to bear in mind in the luggage restriction when going to the falls - G tend to be conservative with their approach and say 15kg but this is subject to change depending on the flights and airline they book with- it is worth checking with them. Our tour guide, Flor, was truly awesome! Great at organising, fun to hang out with and helping with food orders (language) - would love to tour with Flor again! (Angel)

PRIVATE Experience @ Rio de Janeiro - Carioca spirit and carnival atmosphere, 4 days *New*

Tour was excellent! Having the private guide was prefect, it allowed us to be flexible and see all that we wanted. Our guide was great, very friendly and he went out of his way to make sure we saw the sites at the best times. He even made sure we found a spot to watch the football match!!

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ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME SURF TRIP TO THE GREEN COAST OF RIO DE JANEIRO

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Luma was amazing. The trip was basic, but she made the trip

I have nothing bad to say about the recent trip I do have 1 recommendation for Nattrip. I would try to find an alternative hotel in Manaus for those travelers going to the Amazon. The Intercity Hotel was somewhat remote from the nicer restaurants and theatre area and the food was terrible

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• Northern Brazil (9)
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• The Cerrado (5)
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Best of Brazil

• Let loose and samba the night away in Rio de Janeiro – South America’s party capital. Arriving in this bustling metropolis is the perfect way to start your Brazilian adventure.
• Party down with the locals in the streets of colonial Paraty, where Portugal meets Brazil, jungle meets sea and your adventure dials up a notch.
• After seeing its virgin rainforests, blue lagoons and splendid beaches, you’d never imagine that Ilha Grande had such a treacherous pirate history. This is true natural beauty, Brazilian style.
• You’ll have plenty of time to choose your own adventure at Ilha Grande with two full days on the island. So if hiking, boating, kayaking or lazing on a beach is your thing, we’ve got you covered.
• With some of Brazil's biggest icons, including Christ the Redeemer, Ipanema Beach and Sugarloaf Mountain all at your fingertips, why not consider extending your stay in colourful Rio?

Pure Brazil

• Feel samba beats in Rio and the pounding Iguazu Falls
• Wildlife spotting in the nature-rich Pantanal
• Explore the Amazon rainforest and colourful Salvador

Brazil (North): See & Experience it ALL in 13 Days, 1st Class Custom Tours

• Amazon Cruises & Lodging Inside the Jungle
• Flightseeing Over Mangrove Swamps & Desert Landscape
• A Morning-to-Sunset Sand Dunes & Lagoons 4x4 Safari
• Dune Bashing & Sand Boarding
• A Visit to North Brazil’s Party Island

Argentina, Uruguay & Brazil Discovery (Classic)

• Buenos Aires: Start your first full day in Buenos Aires with a city tour of Argentina's cosmopolitan capital. Take in the gorgeous local sights, including the Palacio Barolo, Casa Rosada and Plaza de Mayo.
• Montevideo: Visit the city of Colonia del Sacramento, with its charming cobbled streets and historic buildings. Now a UNESCO World heritage site, this colorful destination was originally founded by the Portuguese in the 1600s.
• Iguassu Falls: Take in breathtaking views of the jungle and falls, before heading out with a Local Expert to explore the Argentinian side of the park.
• Iguassu Falls: Today you’ll take a guided visit to the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls. While the walk is on the shorter side, it's no less impressive, allowing you to see all the cascades at once.
• Rio de Janeiro: Conclude the day with a cable car ride up to Sugarloaf Mountain for panoramic views of the Guanabara Bay and Rio's mountainous coastline.

Argentina & Brazil Exploration Tour

• Start your journey in Buenos Aires the capital of Argentina, where culture, art, and gastronomy are ever-present.
• Meet Iguazú Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and take a boat trip!
• Visit Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and feel the welcoming spirit of the city where people dance samba all year round, and visit the colossal Christ the Redeemer.
• Best time to travel: All year round.

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Brazilian Amazon by Boat

• Discover the rich ecosystem of the Amazon by boat
• See the white-sand beaches of Alter do Chao
• Find the pink river dolphin and enormous waterlillies on the Rio Negro

Discovering the East in 9 days - Iguassu Falls & Ibera Wetlands

• Observe the incredible landscapes and the vast typical fauna and flora of the region
• Discover the Iberá Wetlands, an important place in Argentina for its animal diversity
• Complete nature trip

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Rio Carnival Experience

• Perfect your samba steps at a local club and learn how to blend in with the Carioca crowds, a great introduction for your first night in this pulsating city.
• Witness a parade of elaborate floats and costumes as samba dancers show off their moves in the Sambadrome – a party that stretches well into the early hours.
• Leave the guidebook at home and get to know the rhythms of Rio on a city tour of the top sites. See Christ the Redeemer up close and soak up sweet views from the top of Sugarloaf Mountain.
• Be a part of the biggest stage in the world – don a costume and take part in the parade – dancing your way down the Sambadrome runway, a truly once in a lifetime experience.
• Experience the best of Carnival under the safe and knowledgeable guidance of your expert leader. They’re on hand to make sure you have a hassle-free, fun-filled adventure!

Brazil, Argentina & Chile in 18 days - Cities, Falls & Glaciers of South America - Charm

• Puerto Natales
• Santiago de Chile
• Torres del Paine National Park
• Buenos Aires
• El Calafate

Fascinating Tour of Brazil 14 days / 13 nights

• Rio de Janeiro with green hills, blue sky, beautiful bays, islands and marvelous beaches.
• The Pantanal, a unique world conservation area in Brazil.
• Lakes and rivers with crystal clear water.
• Bonito, the land of rich flora and fauna.
• A Trip to the heart of the Amazon jungle.

A Touch Of Brazil & Argentina

• City tour with private guide in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro
• Comprehensive sightseeing as outlined in the itinerary
• Tango show in Buenos Aires
• Entrance fees to museums and sites as outlined in the program
• Explore the lively district of Palermo famous for its beautiful parks and artificial lakes

Land of the Jaguar

• Seven boat trips to maximise chances of jaguar sightings
• 90 percent success in jaguar sightings to date
• Explore a more off-the-beaten-path part of the Pantanal
• Wetland birdwatching
• Good chances of seeing capybaras, giant anteaters, jabiru storks and other wildlife

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Top Brazil Experiences

• Taking a river cruise through the Amazon Rainforest
• Hiking Sugarloaf Mountain
• Exploring the streets of Rio de Janeiro
• Snorkeling along Brazil’s coastline
• Trying some of Brazil's classic and delicious cuisine, from rodizio to brigadeiros. 
• Experiencing Brazil’s vibrant culture  
• Seeing the iconic Brazilian festival of Carnival

Brazil Tours & Travel Guide

Brazil Attractions & Landmarks Guide

Brazil, by far the largest country in  South America , encompasses one of the widest gulfs between raw nature and urbanity anywhere in the world. It's home to both bustling cosmopolitan cities like Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo along the Atlantic coast and to indigenous tribal villages virtually untouched by outsiders in the Amazon Rainforest . There's the frontier city of Manaus along the Amazon and the heavily Afro-Brazilian culture of Bahia along the Atlantic adding further diversity.

But even more than its places, Brazil is known for its fun-loving people, exemplified by the spirit of their annual Carnival celebrations, marked by samba dancing, skimpy and elaborate costumes and all-night revelries. 

A Brief History of Brazil

One of the biggest misconceptions about Brazil is its official language. Unlike its Spanish-speaking neighbors, Brazil’s official language is Portuguese. The first European settlers arrived from Portugal in the 1500’s to harvest the profitable pau-brasil, the red wood, that gave the country its name.

Before European colonization, the territory of Brazil was inhabited by millions of indigenous peoples. Much of the indigenous population died of disease or fled from the coast. The Portuguese monarchy turned to the African slave trade in order to maximize the potential of gold, sugar, and diamond exports.

In 1888, Princess Isabel officially ended slavery. However, the melding of indigenous, European, and African ancestry can still be seen today in the people and culture of Brazil.

The Sights of Rio

Most travelers visiting Brazil start (or eventually make their way to) Rio de Janeiro , known for its iconic landmarks, gorgeous beaches, boisterous Carnaval celebrations, and as the host city of the 2014 World Cup soccer tournament and the 2016 Summer Olympic Games. While in Rio, which fronts the Atlantic Ocean, it’s almost mandatory to spend some time on Copacabana or Ipanema beach.

These beaches are known for their beautiful views, relaxed atmosphere, and the beautiful people that visit the. Other must-sees include the statue of Christ the Redeemer, which occupies the highest point of the city and offers spectacular views of Sugarloaf Mountain and one of the world’s most beautiful harbors. Rio’s nightlife is also some of the best in the world. 

Natural Wonders

The Amazon region, the largest tropical rainforest on earth, is centered in Brazil. Manaus, the capital of Amazonia, is the starting point for many of the river cruises on the Amazon River and its tributaries such as the Rio Negro, which flows into the Amazon just outside the city. Manaus is also known for its opulent 19th-century opera house, financed by the wealth of rubber barons and considered the finest outside Europe in its day.

Small-ship cruises usually make multiple stops per day for rainforest hikes, visits to remote villages, and dugout canoe rides through jungle creeks. Listen for howler monkeys in the trees and watch for pink dolphins in the rivers. You might also spot sloths and alligators.

The Pantanal is an often overlooked but fascinating natural region. Lying south of the Amazon, it’s the world’s largest wetlands area and is a prime spot, many say the best in the Americas, for spotting wildlife such as jaguars, tropical birds, and giant otters. (The Pantanal lacks the thick foliage that often obscures Amazon wildlife viewing).

And in the far southeastern part of the country, on the border with Argentina , stands enormous Iguazu Falls , one of the most powerful cascades on earth. A mile and a half wide, it consists of 275 separate falls, producing often thunderous noises and towering mists.

Weather in Brazil

Brazil’s climate is as diverse as the country is large, with microclimates in the far north and along the eastern coast. However, Brazil’s climate can generally be described in three main categories: equatorial, tropical, and temperate. The Amazon Rainforest in Northern Brazil is crossed by the equator and experiences constant rainfall and thunderstorms.

Temperatures generally remain near 85 degrees in the forest. Moisture is almost always at 100%, creating the perfect habitat for the dense, exotic foliage the Amazon is known for. Although the heat and humidity are year round, the heaviest rainfall occurs from December to May.

Most of central and southern Brazil has a tropical climate, with a rainy season from October to March, and a dry season from May to August. Temperatures generally fall in the mid to high 80’s with little fluctuation. The sea on the northeastern coast hovers in the 80’s, while the southern coast averages between 72-77 degrees, making Brazil’s coast a perfect destination for swimming and beach-going.

The farther south you go, the more temperate the climate becomes. Rio de Janeiro and its southern neighbors do experience a colder winter from June to August, with some temperatures falling to the low 70’s, still plenty comfortable for most travelers.

Again, microclimates and exceptions in weather do exist in this diverse country. It is best to research the particular towns, cities, and attractions you want to visit in order to get the most accurate information on weather.

The City of Curitiba

Curitiba lies east of Sao Paulo and is the capital city of the Brazilian state Paraná. While Curitiba is not the most glamorous Brazilian city, it has been recognized as one of the best examples of urban planning. What that means for visitors is clean streets, a pedestrian friendly city center, and a transportation infrastructure that really works.

The city boasts a downtown area closed to vehicles, where pedestrians can walk to shops and restaurants safely. Visitors to the city can hop on one of the many express buses to see the sights, such as the Panorama Tower, which offers a 360° view of Curitiba, or one of the plethora of green spaces. Bus fare is the same no matter how far you’re riding.

This city is a welcome respite from the intensity of other major cities in Brazil, and is well worth a stop if you are traveling to Iguazu Falls from Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo.

Top Festivals in Brazil

Reveillon  - On New Year’s Eve, Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro is packed with two million party goers. Festivities run from 7 pm to 4 am and include music, dancing, and fireworks. If you want to party like the locals, wear all white, as this is the official color of the Brazilian New Year.

Celebration of Iemenjá  - This festival pays tribute to the Candomblé goddess of water, Iemenjá, and is particularly popular in the city of Salvador. On February 2, devotees dress in white and send their blessed offerings out to sea. If the offerings do not return, Iemenjá has accepted them.

Festa Junina (June Festival)  - Across the country, Brazilians celebrate the beginning of winter with festivities spanning the entire month. These celebrations also recognize the Catholic saints Saint Anthony, Saint John the Baptist, and Saint Peter. Celebrants also honor the harvest season while enjoying its plentiful food. Specific traditions vary from region to region.

Festival Parintins - Also known as Boi Bumbá, this festival is held in the city of Parintins on the banks of the Amazon. Boi Bumbá is part folk art, part performance, and part storytelling, as two groups compete to see how who can provide the most compelling reenactment of important folklore. Think colorful costumes, big dances, and serious but respectful rivalries.

Nazaré - About two million Catholics parade through the streets of Belém to pay tribute to Our Lady Nazareth in one of the largest religious festivals in the world. The festival takes place in October and is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. No matter what you believe, witnessing devotees pulling the car that contains Our Lady of Nazareth’s image by a rope, is unforgettable.

Carnival in Rio - The city of Rio makes the list again with their famous Carnival celebration. Even though other cities offer their own festivities, Rio by far is the most popular. Look below for a more in-depth guide to Carnival.

All You Need to Know About Carnival in Brazil

What has become one of the biggest parties in the world actually began as a religious celebration. Carnival is held the week before the Catholic observance of Lent, in late February or early March, and marks the last feast and revelry until Easter. The official celebration begins the Friday afternoon before Ash Wednesday and ends on Ash Wednesday at noon, but for some Brazilians, especially in Rio de Janeiro, the party starts months before.

Carnival has become synonymous with Samba, the music and dance of Brazil that showcases its Latin and African roots. In Rio de Janeiro, Samba schools prepare all year for a chance to compete in a city wide competition, held in the Sambadrome Arena in front of over 70,000 spectators. These schools prepare elaborate costumes and parade floats, sometimes costing millions of dollars, to carry their dancers and musicians to victory.

The winning Samba school brings serious bragging rights to its neighborhood for the rest of the year. Ticket price to the Sambadrome parades range from the affordable to the luxurious. Tickets do sell out, so it is best to book early and always through a reputable party, as counterfeit tickets exist.

Some argue that the real party happens in the hundreds of block parties, or blocos, that happen around Rio from early January to mid February. Streets are shut down as musicians and drink vendors move in, drawing in crowds of hundreds to join in the fun. Some blocos boast hundreds of thousands of attendees.

These street parties are for everyone, not just the hedonistic. Although some blocos are known for an anything goes attitude, others cater to a mellower party-goer. There are blocos for the mature, the young, and the whole family.

Lodging in Rio becomes scarce and prices increase dramatically during the Carnival season, so it is best to book early. Rio de Janeiro has become synonymous with Carnival, but this celebration is not unique to one city. Cities all over Brazil, such as Sao Paulo, Recife, and Salvador, have their own unique Carnival traditions that all center around music, dancing, and the joy of celebration.

Common Tour Routes in Brazil

With Brazil being such a large country, it can be overwhelming trying to decide on your trip route. Most tours will cover specific regions to ensure you’re not spending most of your trip seeing Brazil through the window of your vehicle. Less travel time means you get to experience more.

Many Roads Lead to Rio

The most popular city on tours, by far, is Rio de Janeiro. Located on the eastern coast in the southern part of Brazil, Rio offers a starting point for many Brazil tours. From here, tours head north, to the state of Bahia. Visitors can go to Salvador, once the capital of Brazil, and experience the deep influence of Africa on Brazil's culture. Salvador is known for its music, food, and beaches.

Another popular destination for tours starting in Rio is Iguazu Falls, on the border of Argentina and Paraguay. On their way, tours often stop in Curitiba, a very unique Brazilian City, before continuing through the rainforest, and arriving in Foz do Iguazu.

Wildlife and Adventure Travel in Brazil

If your dream is to see Brazil’s wildlife in all its glory, then these tour routes are for you. Amazon tours typically begin in the city of Manaus, where guided boats steer you through the river and its abundant vegetation. Some tours cruise leisurely downstream while others offer a bit more adventure.

The other popular wildlife destinations are the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland, and Bonito, known for its clear waterways and fascinating caves. These two destinations are a 4 hour drive apart, making them a popular pair on tour routes.

If you have the time, resources, and the drive, there are tours that visit every region into one trip! That way, you don’t have to choose between the excitement of Rio and the wonder of the Amazon. You can choose whatever tour route speaks to you.

Food in Brazil

When you’re eating in Brazil, expect a lot of meat! Brazil is known for its barbecue and serves it in generous portions. In churrascarias , or steakhouses, waiters cut meat straight from the skewer onto your plate.

Feijoada, a hearty stew of black beans and different cuts of pork, is another traditional Brazilian meal. Sea food, as in the dish bacalhao , is also popular along the coast. Pão de queijo , a sort of cheesy bread, is made with tapioca flour and curado minas cheese, and is naturally gluten-free.

Vegetarians and vegans will be hard pressed to find options, as most meals center around meat with rice and beans, and foods often include cheese. However, por kilo restaurants, which are self-service and priced by weight, could provide some choices.

Brazil also has some of the most available and delicious fruit juices, including acaí , which is often blended with ice and topped with more fruit and granola. And anyone can enjoy cachaça , a sugar cane alcohol used in Brazil’s national drink, the caiparinha.

5 Must Try Brazilian Foods:

1. Feijoada   - This traditional Brazilian meal is a hearty stew of black beans and different cuts of pork. It usually takes at least 24 hours to make and is traditionally served on the weekends when families can enjoy it together.

2. Moqueca -  This dish is typical of the northeastern state, Bahia. This fish or shrimp stew utilizes ingredients commonly found in the region, such as coconut milk, coriander, onions, and dendê , or palm oil.

3. Pão de queijo   - Literally translated as “cheese bread,” this dish is just that. It is made with tapioca flour, making it naturally gluten-free, and curado minas cheese, all rolled together and baked until the unique bread rolls are golden brown.

4. Acaí   - Brazil is the birthplace of this now-popular superfood, which is often blended with ice and topped with more fruit and granola.

5. Cachaça   - This isn’t technically a food, but it sure is an important part of Brazilian meals. Cachaça is a sugar cane alcohol used in Brazil’s national drink, the caiparinha. While the lower end stuff can have a strong resemblance to paint thinner, aged cachaça can be quite high end and smooth.

Working with a Brazil Trip Designer

The best way to ensure that you see everything on your Brazil vacation bucket list, working with a trip designer is a must. Trip designers help travelers make travel arrangements and customize their trip. They often make reservations for accommodations and activities.  They do all the hassle and you get to sit back and dream up your perfect trip. 

The alternative is joining a pre-planned tour. If you like meeting new people and want to explore Brazil with a group, this is perfect for you. However if you want a personal touch to your visit, then this won't be the right fit. Pre-planned tours are great too, but you only can get so close to your dream vacation. With a Brazil trip designer, you can make your dream trip a reality.

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Brazil Vacation Cost and Trip Length

Much like any destination, the cost of a trip to Brazil can vary and depends on many factors. The type of tour whether it be small group or private guided can influence price as well as the duration. If Brazil is just one of many destinations in a vacation package then the price will tend to be higher and a longer duration.

Trips to Brazil tend to range from $2,000 to $6,000.

Some trips do range higher with costs closer to $7,000 or $8,000. These trips tend to include multiple different countries or are designed for luxury travelers with deluxe accommodations.

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The typical trip length on a Brazil vacation is between 10 and 20 days. However, there are trips that go longer, closer to 5 or 8 days and some range higher, closer to 30 and 50 days. It's best to note that these longer vacations do tend to have higher costs.

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