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Why Travel to Brazil With a Local Travel Agency?
Brazil rewards good planning. Distances are long, domestic flights connect through a handful of hubs, and the difference between a good trip and a tiring one is often the order in which you visit each place. As a travel agency based in South America, we know which connections work and which ones cost you a day.
It is also a country of contrasts that are hard to organise on your own: a city of more than six million people squeezed between mountains and the Atlantic, the largest rainforest on earth, colonial towns on the coast and one of the most powerful waterfalls in the world.
Every trip we design is private and tailor-made, with a real person on call 24/7 while you are travelling. If a flight changes or the weather moves in, we rearrange the plan on the ground so you do not have to.
Whether you want beaches and samba, rainforest and wildlife, or a longer South America trip that includes Brazil, Argentina and Peru, every Brazil tour on this page is a starting point. Nothing here is a fixed departure.
Best Places to Visit on a Brazil Tour
These are the destinations we build most Brazil itineraries around, and what each one adds to the trip.
Rio de Janeiro
The natural starting point. Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema and a rainforest inside the city limits. Three or four nights let you see the icons and still have a beach afternoon with nothing planned.
Iguazu Falls, Brazil & Argentina
The Brazilian side gives you the big panoramic view of the falls; the Argentine side takes you right to the edge of the water on its walkways. Two nights is enough to see both, and the airport connects easily with Rio and Buenos Aires.
The Amazon
Fly into Manaus, see the Meeting of the Waters where the dark Rio Negro runs alongside the sandy Solimões, and head upriver to a jungle lodge. The most different stop on any Brazil itinerary.
Paraty & Ilha Grande
A colonial town of cobbled streets and an island with no cars, both a few hours’ drive from Rio. Boat days between beaches, short jungle trails and a much slower pace than the city.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
A short flight from Iguazu and the easiest way to add a second country. Tango, steakhouses and neighbourhoods that are best explored on foot, with a guide who knows where the locals eat.
Patagonia, Argentina & Chile
For travellers who want the full contrast: from tropical beaches to glaciers and granite towers in the same trip. We connect Brazil with El Calafate, El Chaltén or Torres del Paine through Buenos Aires or Santiago.
Who Are Our Brazil Tours Best For?
For first-time visitors to South America
For first-time visitors to South America
Brazil is an easy place to start, especially combined with Argentina and Peru. Big icons, good connections and a guide waiting for you at every airport.
For nature and wildlife lovers
Rainforest, waterfalls and some of the richest wildlife on the continent. We build these trips around early starts and local guides who know where to look.
For couples
Beach days, sunsets from Sugarloaf and a night at a hotel inside Iguazu National Park. Brazil is one of the easiest places to end a romantic trip through South America.
For families
For families
Short flights, beaches, boat trips and a jungle lodge that feels like an adventure without being hard work. We plan the pace around the youngest traveller in the group.
For travellers with limited time
If you only have a week, we would rather do Rio de Janeiro and Iguazu Falls well than rush through four regions. We will tell you honestly what fits and what does not.
For first-time visitors to South America
Brazil is an easy place to start, especially combined with Argentina and Peru. Big icons, good connections and a guide waiting for you at every airport.
For nature and wildlife lovers
Rainforest, waterfalls and some of the richest wildlife on the continent. We build these trips around early starts and local guides who know where to look.
For couples
Beach days, sunsets from Sugarloaf and a night at a hotel inside Iguazu National Park. Brazil is one of the easiest places to end a romantic trip through South America.
For families
Short flights, beaches, boat trips and a jungle lodge that feels like an adventure without being hard work. We plan the pace around the youngest traveller in the group.
For travellers with limited time
If you only have a week, we would rather do Rio de Janeiro and Iguazu Falls well than rush through four regions. We will tell you honestly what fits and what does not.
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