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Fly to Rio de Janeiro. On arrival you will be welcomed and transferred to hotel Golden Tulip Regente.

Visit the most famous landmarks of the Rio city – an essential part of holidays to Rio de Janeiro. After a scenic drive along Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, passengers arrive at the bottom of the Corcovado Hill. We will embark on a comfortable train which will climb the mountain where the statue of Christ the Redeemer is located (2,300ft above sea level). Upon arrival at the top, we have mechanised access, with panoramic elevators and escalators that take us to the foot of the statue. We make our way down on the same route and head toward another legendary attraction included in any well-crafted Brazil tour itinerary – Sugar Loaf Mountain. Rising up from a small peninsula at the entrance of Guanabara Bay, its name is said to refer to its resemblance to the traditional shape of concentrated refined sugar loaf. The tour is done in two steps by glass cable cars. The first cable car takes passengers to the top of Urca Hill, which rises 215 metres above sea level and offers spectacular views of the entire bay and its islands. From Urca Hill, passengers continue in a second cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf, which rises 395 metres above sea level and offers a 360-degree view of the entire city, including Botafogo and Copacabana Beaches, the Corcovado and downtown Rio. These iconic sites make Rio one of the best places in Brazil to travel, offering unforgettable experiences that define a truly memorable trip.

As a part of brazil travel itinerary, experience the world's largest urban forest through an open-top Jeep ride and relaxed hike that afford close-up views of wild animals and plants. Ride through Tijuca National Park's rainforest in an open-top Jeep during this half-day trip from Rio. During the Jeep tour, stop at Vista Chinesa for panoramic views of Copacabana, Ipanema and Guanabara Bay. Look for sloths, monkeys, butterflies and birds. Make stops at Mayrink Chapel and Emperor's Table.

Enjoy a visit to Angra dos Reis, a stunning destination featured in the best of Brazil tour itineraries. The town is in the heart of an archipelago with more than 300 islands and countless beaches. The town of Angra lies in the heart of this paradise, some 130 km south of Rio. This spectacular view winds over mountainous terrain covered in lush Atlantic rainforest. Along the way, you’ll pass graceful coves, sandy beaches, and countless small islands surrounded by crystal-clear waters—turning the drive itself into a memorable part of your trip to Brazil. The town of Angra dos Reis has been continuously settled since the early 1500s. There are many lovely old buildings from the colonial past when the town was a great port and agricultural centre. A saveiro schooner waits at the dock to take visitors on a cruise of those many islands, stopping for a swim in the enticing turquoise blue waters.

This enchanting region is a perfect addition to any tours in Brazil, offering a mix of cultural heritage and tropical paradise that truly represents the best of the Brazil tour experience.

Fly to Iguazu Falls. On arrival you will be welcomed and transferred to the Sheraton hotel.

Tour the Argentina side of Iguazu Falls; you will be escorted to the Visitor's Centre in the National Park. Here, board a gas-propelled train which will take you to the footbridges and paths which make up the 'Upper Circuit' of the Falls. There is a walk of around one hour to the lower circuit; this visit will last approximately one and a half hours. Returning to the upper circuit, board the train for 'Devil's Throat'. Once you are at the end of the footpath, you will be surprised by the strategic lookout point resting on the side of the Devil's Throat. Finally comes a jungle truck ride and a high-speed boat run to add adrenaline and emotions to this amazing tour.

As a part of your classic Brazil tour itinerary, we head for Iguazu Falls Brazilian side, located 20 km from the border between Argentina and Brazil. First you will be escorted to the Visitor's Centre in the National Park. This Centre has excellent photographs and a fantastic exhibition of the Falls as well as a souvenir shop. Continuing deeper into the park—one of the highlights of Brazil national park tours—you’ll travel along a 10 km paved road to reach the Falls. Here you have a walking tour along the catwalk measuring 1 km of easy hike. Along this trek, there are several gorgeous panoramic views of the Falls and at the end of the catwalk there is a fantastic close-up encounter with Devil's Throat and the main waterfalls. Finally, take the panoramic elevator to the upper part of Iguazu Falls, here you will follow a track towards the Espaco Porto Canoas (The Port Canoas Space) and enjoy the spectacular views from the upper Iguazu River.

On arrival in Manaus, you will be welcomed and checked in at the Amazon Eco Park lodge. Manaus – Capital of Amazonas, the largest state in Brazil, is a modern city. It is also the ideal point of departure for visiting the rest of the Amazon region. After dinner, depart the lodge in paddle or motorised canoes to appreciate the sounds of the jungle at night, with the possibility to spot small alligators (or other nightly creatures). Alligators are spotted because their eyes shine like small red lights. Once the alligator is spotted by the guide spotlight, the guide will try to catch a small alligator with his own hands and bring it onto the canoe, and a brief explanation of their habitat follows. The alligator will then be safely released back to the river. (No harm is done to any of the animals.)

As part of your Manaus Brazil tours, take a scenic boat drive down the Negro River, navigating along the shore of the City of Manaus, allowing passengers to view the Amazonas Theatre, the Port of Manaus, the Customs and the interesting aspects of local life - the houses on stilts. Your trip continues to one of the most fascinating highlights of Amazon River tours Brazil: the Meeting of the Waters. It is a spectacular junction of the Negro and Solimoes Rivers. From this point on, both rivers form the famous Amazon River that runs all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. The waters of the two rivers run together for about 12 km, side by side, without mixing. The phenomenon happens due to differences in temperature, density and speed of the waters of the rivers. Continue the trip on the Amazon River to the island of "Terra Nova". Evening return to the lodge.

After breakfast, depart the lodge in paddle or motorised canoes, accompanied by a bilingual guide, to learn about the traditions and customs of the local Amazonians (“natives”). The duration of the tour may vary depending on the location visited and the season: during the low water season, visits are typically to communities closer to the lodge, while in the high water season, more distant communities can be visited.

Fly to Salvador. On arrival, check in at Hotel Bahia Othon Palace.

After breakfast take a historical city tour: it begins at Barra’s lighthouse, the geographic limit between All Saints Bay and the Atlantic Ocean (stop); Santo Antônio da Barra Church, Vitória Square and Vitoria Church, Carlos Costa Pinto Museum, Dois de Julho Square, Castro Alves Theatre, Sao Pedro Fort, Aclamacao Palace, Mercês Church and College, Piedade Square, Castro Alves Square, D’Ajuda street and Church, Se Square, Terreiro de Jesus, Basílica Cathedral, Ordem Terceira de São Francisco Church (stop), Pelourinho Square, Nossa Senhora do Rosário dos Pretos Church (stop); and returns to the hotel.

Discover the “Brazilian Polynesia”, the beach area of Praia do Forte, on this full-day trip from Salvador. Soak up the sun, sand and tropical scenery on this gorgeous 7.5-mile (12km) beach before visiting the Tamar Project, a sea turtle conservation organisation.

After breakfast the day is free for your own leisure to relax on the beach.

After breakfast the day is free for your own leisure to relax on the beach.

Morning at leisure. Evening transfer to Salvador airport to fly back home.

Arrive home today.