Brazil

Our expert guides can reveal incredible scenery and local best-kept secrets in Brazil. All you need it to choose: where would you want to go? It’s a large country, from North to South, East to West, there is a lot to be seen, experienced and felt.

Brazil

Our destinations

In Brazil you can find various types of destinations. Those who crave to venture into the wild should go to the Amazon Forest, to Chapada Diamantina, and to Pantanal. Travelers who must have the ocean at eye catching distance are best suited visiting Fernando de Noronha, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Pipa Beach, in Rio Grande do Norte state. For history buffs, the best locations to testify the reminiscences of yesterday are Paraty and Tiradentes. In yet another category you will find the really difficult to describe destinations. These places always have near unbelievable manifestations of nature. The voluminous Iguaçu Falls and the extensive Lençóis Maranhenses are great examples. To be quite frank, there is enough Brazil to enchant each and every traveler.

Amazon

The Amazon is richest rainforest in the world in terms of biodiversity. It is home to several rare or endangered species. Meet some of its most amazing natural settings, such as the Anavilhanas Archipelago, the region of Alta Floresta and vast rivers. The best part is you can do all this without giving up the comfort of luxury hotels and cruises.

Beach Retreats

Any map can easily show you: Brazil has a very long coastline. In other words, the country has an almost endless sequence of stunning beaches to offer its visitors. Some of the most beautiful ones are in the northeast region, where the climate is warmer. Let us introduce you to great boutique hotels and resorts locates in the Brazilian coastal line. All you have to do is chose a beach.

Chapada Diamantina

Chapada Diamantina National Park, created in 1985, is a region of mixed terrain. You will find verdant slopes and red-rock mesas fed by the underground water system, waterfalls and pools contrasting with the nearby drought-ridden semi-arid Sertão. The topography consists of the cake-like layers of sediment once collected on a primeval ocean floor and pushed up to be carved by wind and water into plateaus, canyons and caverns.

Cocoa Coast (Bahia)

The Cocoa coast region, in the south of Bahia, is home to one of the most extraordinary biodiversity on the planet, with landscapes preserved by a set of areas protected by the exuberant Atlantic Forest, full of rivers, lagoons, clear waterfalls, and deserted beaches.

Fernando de Noronha

Fernando de Noronha is a dream place, or better put, a dream archipelago. There, verdant mountains descend to sheer cliffs, which in turn fall into wide untouched sandy beaches. Beneath the waves live corals and colorful fish, manta rays, and spinner dolphins. The archipelago is the best diving spot in Brazil, and one of the best in the world.

Iguaçu Falls

Higher than Niagara Falls, and twice as wide, with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguaçu River, Iguaçu Falls are the result of a volcanic eruption which left yet another large crack in the Earth. During the rainy season of November to March, the rate of water going over the falls may reach 450,000 ft3 (12,750 m3) per second.

Lençóis Maranhenses

It took nature thousands of years to fabricate a setting that merges dunes up to 40 meters high and several rain dammed oasis. The Lençóis Maranhenses dominate the northern territory of Brazil crossing three states: Maranhão, Piauí and Ceará.

Pantanal

Covering an area of approximately 143,000 square miles, the Pantanal is the largest floodplain in the Americas. Although it is often confused with a marsh, the area is unique in the world. It is the multitude of landscapes that makes the Pantanal so unique. Savanna lowlands, floodplains and forests are influenced by the Amazon Rainforest, as well as by the scrublands of the Caatinga, making for a vast mixture of ecosystems.

Pipa Beach

Pipa Beach is part of the biggest ecological sanctuary in Rio Grande do Norte state. It was elected by the national media one of the ten most beautiful beaches of Brazil. If you can’t resist a good paradisiacal landscape, you must make room in your schedule to visit Pipa. Dive in its clear waters amongst dolphins and sea turtles.

Rio de Janeiro

While worldly famous Rio is made by streets filled with life and music, sunny shore lines and a very enticing nightlife, Paraty is a romantic small town where the streets are still made of stone and the boats navigating towards the horizon are the main beauty you can contemplate.

Royal Route

Royal Route is the name of the path that the Portuguese used to transfer enormous quantities of gold from Minas to Rio, three hundred years ago. Remains of colonial churches, mansions and memorabilia are still found in museums, squares, stone-slab paved streets and dirt roads. Taking the Royal Route is one of the best ways to discover Minas Gerais and its rich colonial background and traditions.

Salvador

Contrasts abound in Salvador: The Upper City, where the iconic colonial Pelourinho Quarter is located, towers above the bustling banking and shipping sector; meanwhile, there are the sprawling Lower City suburbs stretching deep into the bay, as well as the Atlantic ocean suburbs. The modern rubs shoulders with the colonial past; religious beliefs mingle, as do European and African bloodlines.

São Paulo

This bustling city is home to numerous monuments, parks and museums such as the Ibirapuera Park, Museum of Ipiranga, São Paulo Museum of Art, and the Museum of the Portuguese Language. The cultural effervescence continues as the sun goes down. São Paulo is home to some of America’s best restaurants, such as Alex Atala’s Dom, and a much diversified nightlife. There you can meet people from all nationalities and lifestyles.

Xingu

With extraordinary wilderness and an ethically and environmentally responsible experience, the Xingu River offers much more than an exceptional trip - it is a unique journey towards a remote and ancestral native civilization that continues to live in perfect harmony with the forest and the river.