Family Luxury Adventure Travel in Brazil

Rio is one of the most beautifully located and recognizable cities in the world. The Sugarloaf Mountain, the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, the old colonial architecture, the meat restaurants where the food just keeps coming. This is Rio!

Brazil may have the finest beaches in the world. From the amazing beaches that run all the way up the north east coast, to the pulsating Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon beaches of Rio. Where else in the world will you find a baby diaper changing service next door to a beer stand right on the beach, but in Rio?

Explore the jungles of the Amazon and the Pantanal wetlands. Go horseback riding in search of capybara or tapirs, and go snorkeling in rivers where you’ll see freshwater fish in abundance and maybe even an anaconda! The Iguazu Falls are on the border of Brazil and Argentina. Once seen, they are never to be forgotten.

Day 1
Arrive in Rio. Tonight enjoy a non stop buffet feast at a traditional steak restaurant.

Days 2-3
Exploring Rio – Sugarloaf, Christ the Redeemer, the old colonial center and of course the beaches! Shopping is outstanding as well.

Day 4
Travel to the Pantanal wetlands region. Spend the next 3 days searching for wildlife by boat and on horseback. You may even see an elusive Jaguar.

Days 5-6
Exploring the Pantanal.

Day 7
Off to Bonito, the adventure center of Brazil. Go white water rafting, caving, river snorkeling, and go on an anaconda safari with a world renowned expert.

Days 8-9
Bonito Adventures.

Day 10
Fly to the world famous Iguazu Falls. Vis the Brazilian falls.

Day 11
Today cross into Argentina and visit the Argentinian side of the falls, including an adventurous boat ride under the cascades. Return to Brazil.

Day 12
Fly to Sao Paulo and connect to your flight back home.

Travel to the North East, home to some of the best beaches in the world.

Brazil is a year round destination. The Brazilian winter is from June – August and this is a good time to beat the crowds. Peak Season is over Xmas and New Year and we do not recommend travel to Brazil at this time as Brazilians are traveling in huge numbers. We really like the shoulder seasons – March -May and September-November.

For sure. There is so much to see and do. It’s incredibly stimulating and exciting. Brazil is a modern, Westernized country, and so you can be sure of having all the conveniences you are used to.

Explore the cities, go to the world class beaches, go on a Brazilian safari or an adventurous trip to Bonito, and be amazed by the Iguazu Falls.

The food is a real mix of cultures, with European, African and South American influences. Brazilians love their meat and the meat restaurants are legendary.

Brazil has all the chain hotels that you are familiar with, as well as wonderful boutique hotels. Beach villas can be booked in their entirety.

Yes. Brazil is an expensive country. Getting around is also expensive as you have to fly to most places.