Brazil Holidays
When you holiday in Brazil you’ll be transported to a paradise of sunny beaches and bustling city streets. Its unrivalled diversity makes it a perfect choice for a romantic getaway or a solo adventure. In this tropical wonderland, you’ll find some of the world’s most breath taking scenery and immersive cultural experiences.
Brazil is home to the Amazon rainforest, metropolises like Rio de Janeiro and quaint towns like Paraty on the ‘Green Coast’. Chains like Marriot and Sheraton are found alongside local boutique accommodation, all offering international levels of amenities, cuisine and spa services. Couples will find much to admire in the postcard perfect city centres before catching sunsets at the beach, while the legendary sights of the Amazon and Iguazú Falls will capture the hearts of adventurers and families alike.
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Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Highlights of Brazil Tour
Guide Price £3,299 pp
The biggest country in South America and arguably the most vibrant. Discover Rio de Janeiro the home of beautiful beaches, iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, the impressive Sugar Loaf mountain and home of the world famous carnival. The travel to...
Solo holidays
Rio Culinary Tour
Guide Price £2,300 pp
Discover the city of Rio with your eyes and your taste buds as you eat you way around the city at various restaurants enjoying simple street food through to dining at a luxury Michelin-starred restaurant that is listed in the...
All inclusive holidays
Adventure in the Amazon Tour
Guide Price £1,079 pp
Head in to the Amazon by boat ride along the mighty Amazon river to your jungle lodge. Cruise into the Amazon and experience the wonder of the rainforest in an unsurpassed way. You will have the chance to spot caiman...
Adventure holidays
Pantanal Discovery Tour
An absolute paradise for birdwatchers and flora and fauna experts, the Pantanal is a vast area of wetland that hosts rich and diverse ecosystems where you will see more wildlife than anywhere else in Brazil, including the Amazon. The Pantanal...
Escorted tours
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Brazil has so much to see and do that it is impossible to do everything in one visit, which is why main people keep going back after their first trip to Brazil. Below we have selected a few things to do that many people would like to experience, particularly on their first visit. These experiences can last from a few hours to a few days, though all are amazing and memorable. If you want to do anything that is not listed here ask your Destination Specialist about it as there is a really good chance we can offer the experience.
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Carnival Fever
Each year, more than 500,000 visitors descend onto Rio's streets to dance to hip-shaking samba and frevo music that blasts throughout the city. Dating back to 1723, the carnival is held before Lent each year with the Winner's Parade occurring on the Saturday after the carnival draws to a close. Join the Carnival for 2019 on our Rio Carnival Package, 3 nights/4 days from 2nd to 5th March 2019. Call our team for further details and prices.
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An Amazon adventure
With such a diverse landscape and so many iconic sights, it’s no wonder many travellers leave Brazil wanting more. The paradisiacal Amazon rainforest, often called the “green lung of the earth”, is a must see for any nature lover. Take a boat ride along the Amazon River on your way to your jungle lodge, then delve into the forest to visit a local tribe or fish for piranha.
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Christ the Redeemer
The world-famous Christ the Redeemer statue, known in Portuguese as Cristo Redentor, stands above Rio de Janeiro with arms outstretched at the top of the mountain of Corcovado. At nearly 100 feet tall, it’s an unmissable sight for any stop in Rio. Take the funicular train to the top of Corcovado to get up close, then snap panoramic photos of the sprawling city below.
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Iguazu Falls
Iguazú Falls lies at the convergence of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, creating one of the most breath taking natural wonders in this corner of the world. With over 270 separate cataracts plunging 80 metres into the river below, it’s the most voluminous waterfall on the planet. For an unmatched experience, take a boat trip to the base and view it from both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides.
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Copacabana Beach
One of the most famous beaches in the world, Copacabana beach is a most visit.
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Nick
Senior Destination Manager
“My best experience in Brazil was taking a boat trip into the ‘Devil’s Throat’ in Iguazu Falls where I got an up-close view of this immense waterfall.”
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Gina
Destination Specialist
“Due to the sheer size and diversity of Brazil, it makes for an exciting destination to explore with older children. Whether it’s relaxing on the beaches of Salvador, wildlife spotting in the Panatal or simply showing off your football skills on Copacabana Beach, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.”
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Gina
Destination Specialist
“Once you’ve had enough of the hustle and bustle of Rio, head north to the seaside resort of Buzios where you will find a range of upscale boutiques and fine restaurants.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Brazil is a huge country, the 5th largest in the world and therefore there can be vast distances to travel. The easiest and quickest way is to fly from place to place as there is a big network of domestic flights.
When planning your Brazilian holiday be sure to consider flying times.
Flights to Brazil take between 11 hours and 12 hours. British Airways and LATAM Airways currently offer direct flights from London Heathrow to Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. There are also indirect flights with Iberia, TAP Portugal and Air France.
Having hosted the football world cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016, Brazil has improved its safety dramatically over the past few years. Whislt no country can claim to be 100% safe, providing you are sensible (i.e - Do ot have lots of jewellery on show etc) and stick to the main areas that toursits visit, then you should not have any problems.
Brazil uses Type N plug in two types of voltage. The 10-amp plug has two rounded pins that are 4mm thick, plus a grounding pin. The 20-amp plug has two rounded pins that are 4.8mm in diameter, with a grounding pin.
