Departing by road, the tour begins with a visit to Santo Amaro da Purificação, the hometown of renowned singer Caetano Veloso. Explore a lively local market filled with fresh produce and regional handicrafts. Along the way, admire scenic views of sugar cane plantations.In Cachoeira, enjoy a guided walk through the historic town with stunning views of the Paraguaçu River, the Church, and the Carmo Convent. Lunch is served in São Félix, on a peacef...

After breakfast, we begin the day with a visit to Corcovado, home to the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue—Rio de Janeiro’s most famous landmark since 1931. The tour starts in the Cosme Velho neighborhood, where we board the Corcovado train, which winds its way through the lush Tijuca Forest to the summit. From the top, at 710 meters above sea level, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Sugar Loaf, Guanabara Bay, the Southern Zone beaches, and t...

Departing by speedboat along the Rio Negro, this tour offers a rich mix of history, culture, and wildlife. The first stop is the Museu do Seringal (Vila Paraíso), a replica rubber plantation that brings to life the Amazon’s rubber boom era, featuring a beautifully preserved plantation owner’s mansion overlooking the river. The journey continues with a visit to an indigenous community, where guests are introduced to native customs, rituals, music,...

Located in Foz do Iguaçu, just minutes from the city, the breathtaking Iguassu Falls are one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour begins at the Visitors' Center of the Iguassu National Park, where guests find exhibits, a souvenir shop, and essential services.From there, a scenic route through the park leads to the falls. A 1.2 km walking trail offers stunning views and close encounters with local wi...

Hotel pick-up and transfer to the port for a speedboat journey along the Rio Negro. The tour includes a visit to the stunning Anavilhanas Archipelago, the world’s largest river archipelago, with over 400 islands forming a breathtaking maze of waterways and wildlife. Next, visit a traditional Caboclo riverside village to experience local culture and see how manioc flour is made. The tour continues with a guided jungle walk, including basic surviva...

Depart from the pier by speedboat for a scenic ride along Manaus' waterfront. Along the way, admire the city's riverside life, including traditional stilt houses, the historic Alfândega and Guardamoria buildings, the vibrant Adolpho Lisboa Market, and narrow waterways known as igarapés that weave through the city. Continue to the awe-inspiring Meeting of the Waters, where the muddy Solimões River flows side by side with the dark Rio Negro without...