A short luxury holiday to Brazil visiting Rio, the Iguazú Falls and ending at the upmarket beach resort, Buzios.
This exciting cycle challenge takes us to the beautiful coastline between Brazil’s two largest cities, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. We ride on quiet, undulating roads through this wonderful area of hidden bays and fishing villages, enjoying the views of beautiful sandy beaches and green mountain slopes thick with rainforest.
A cross-continent adventure with alpine and Andean scenery, tropical beaches, cosmopolitan cities, magnificent waterfalls and colonial and Inca heritage.
This luxurious 3-country escorted group tour to the wilderness of Patagonia and the continent’s most exciting cities is one of our crème de la crème holidays. From Rio, pausing en route at the colossal Iguazú Falls and graceful Buenos Aires, you travel across the Andes at its most beautiful pass, by boat on Lake Todos los Santos.
This 15 night 'Natural Wonders of Brazil' itinerary is available from £5,090 per person (based on 2 sharing) and includes return flights, accommodation, transfers, excursions (as detailed) and some meals.
This 18-day escorted tour takes in some of the most vibrant South American cities - Santiago, Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro - and includes the most spectacular scenery the region has to offer including Patagonia, the Perito Moreno Glacier and the Iguazu Falls.
Feijoada and History from Brazil is an exhilarating holiday in Brazil. Available from 1 May 2017 to 30 Apr 2022 this 11 day trip costs from £3,205.
Combine vibrant cities, natural wonders, wildlife and beaches and this is what you get! A superb, heady mix of highlights - a great introduction to the wonderful land of Brazil
Visit two of the world's most vibrant cities, and the most spectacular waterfalls on earth, on this 11 day tour.
- Dance tango down the historic streets of Buenos Aires.
- Peer over the edge of the Iguazu Falls; breathtaking waterfalls.
- Explore the famous beaches of Rio De Janeiro.
A cross-continent odyssey from beaches to the high Andean mountains, via remote villages, cosmopolitan cities, Inca archaeology and dramatic landscapes.
