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Bolivia to Brazil: Highlands & Coastlines

4.9Based on
31 daysDuration
Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants, maximum 18 travelers
18 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 39 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
Easy
Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

Highlights

Discover colonial cities and historic cultures.

cross the Salar de Uyuni and surrounding desert altiplano on a 4x4 excursion.

witness the stunning scenery and unique culture of northern Argentina.

discover Uruguay's rural beauty at a working ranch.

marvel at Iguassu Falls.

sip caipirinhas on the beach.

revel in the energy of Rio de Janeiro.

Itinerary

Craving the ultimate South American adventure? The Bolivia to Brazil: Highlands & Coastlines tour is a month-long odyssey connecting the best of Bolivia, Argentina, and Brazil. Tailored for young adults with a taste for both wilderness and city life, this easy-paced journey starts in La Paz and winds through surreal landscapes—think the Uyuni Salt Flats and Atacama Desert—before culminating in the vibrant rhythm of Rio de Janeiro.

Along the way, you’ll explore the cobblestone streets of Buenos Aires, sip wine with new friends, and dance the night away. The itinerary is packed with natural marvels and urban sophistication: from high-altitude vistas to coastal escapes, you’ll experience ancient cultures, striking scenery, and South America’s legendary nightlife.

The unique selling point of this trip is its remarkable diversity—pairing jaw-dropping wilderness with cosmopolitan flair, all in the company of a dynamic group of young travelers. Why choose between nature and city lights when you can have both on one unforgettable journey?

day 1 - La Paz

Arrive at any time. Catch your breath before heading out for a few cold ones near the hotel with your fellow travellers. Get to know each other as you prepare for the adventure of a lifetime.

Accomodation:Hotel Las Brisas (or similar)
Included Activities:Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group Duration : 1.0 hr, Connect With New Friends
Optional Activities:Death Road Biking Adventure

day 2 - La Paz/Sucre

Get to know La Paz with a free Day to wander through the city's winding streets and vibrant markets before boarding a night bus to Sucre.

Meal:Breakfast
Transport:Overnight Bus Duration : 14.0 hr Distance : 416 km
Optional Activities:La Paz City Tour Explore the city on a guided tour. Check out stunning cathedrals, impressive museums, and lively markets, learning more about the history of this fascinating city. Look for majestic Mt Illimani in the background. , Valley of the Moon Tour , Witches' Market Visit Learn more about the pre-Columbian Aymara beliefs at the Witches' Market. You can witness locals buying products such as dried frogs, potions, and talismans for use in rituals and offerings.

day 3 - Sucre

Discover the beauty of Sucre, known as Bolivia's "White City" at your own pace with a free Day to explore. Set in a valley surrounded by mountains, you can choose to go hiking or mountain biking to admire this city from a different point of view.

Accomodation:Hotel Independencia (or similar)
Optional Activities:Sunday Tarabuco Market On a Sunday morning, the Tarabuco market offers a glimpse into daily Bolivian life and the diversity of its people. Where indigenous groups from the surrounding area gather on Sundays to sell their goods. , Hiking Head out of town, take in some fresh air, and explore this scenic area by foot., Mountain Biking Take a guided mountain biking trip on the outskirts of Sucre and explore more of this beautiful region., Sucre Dinosaur Tracks Excursion Get ready to get up close and personal with the prehistoric times: Sucre is home to one of the world's largest collections of dinosaur footprints made some 68 million years ago. Discover more than 5,000 footprints perfectly preserved footprints in the Cal Orck’o cliff just outside the city centre. See the world's longest trail -- 347m (1138 ft) -- left by a baby Tyrannosaurus Rex now affectionately known as 'Johnny Walker'., Rewilding Yampara: Walks Through Culture and Forest

day 4 - Sucre

One Day in Sucre isn't enough, so take another free Day to explore! Try optional activities such as hiking, mountain biking, a visit to the Textile Cooperative, or get up close and personal with real dinosaur tracks.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Hotel Independencia (or similar)
Optional Activities:Sucre Dinosaur Tracks Excursion Get ready to get up close and personal with the prehistoric times: Sucre is home to one of the world's largest collections of dinosaur footprints made some 68 million years ago. Discover more than 5,000 footprints perfectly preserved footprints in the Cal Orck’o cliff just outside the city centre. See the world's longest trail -- 347m (1138 ft) -- left by a baby Tyrannosaurus Rex now affectionately known as 'Johnny Walker'., Sunday Tarabuco Market On a Sunday morning, the Tarabuco market offers a glimpse into daily Bolivian life and the diversity of its people. Where indigenous groups from the surrounding area gather on Sundays to sell their goods. , Hiking Head out of town, take in some fresh air, and explore this scenic area by foot., Mountain Biking Take a guided mountain biking trip on the outskirts of Sucre and explore more of this beautiful region.

day 5 - Sucre/Potosí

Venture south to Potosí, the highest city of its size in the world.
Staying in the Bolivian highlands, we travel south to the city of Potosí. The highest city of its size in the world, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has had a tumultuous history as a silver mining centre during colonial times.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Hotel Gran Libertador (or similar)
Transport:Local Bus Duration : 2.5 hr

day 6 - Potosí

Get out and explore Potosí on a free day. Choose to take an excursion to the Potosí Mines led by former miners, visit the Casa de la Moneda or wander the streets and visit the local market.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Hotel Gran Libertador (or similar)
Optional Activities:Potosí Mine Visit Visit the inside of Potosí's historic mines on a eye-opening tour guided exclusively by former miners. They will share their stories firsthand about life underground. This is the only experience in the region guided entirely by former minders who have pursued toursim as a way to build a safer and healthier alternative to life beneath the surface. Visit the miners' market, an ore processing plant, and walk through the tunnels of Cerro Rico, an iconic mountain in global history. As you go, learn more about the cultural and historical significance of mining in Bolivia, and how important it was in fueling the global economy. This activity is the perfect way to enjoy a G Adventures-supported, community-led experience aiding local efforts towards education and safety around this important piece of Bolivian history. Bring a bandana and wear protective gear (boots, helmet and headlamp) as you head deep into the bowels of Cerro Rico (Rich Hill). Please note there is an optional add-on to this activity. It's recommended to consider visiting the Royal Mint Museum to complete the story. Ask your CEO for more information.

day 7 - Potosí/Uyuni

It's off to Uyuni today. Breathe in the beautiful scenery while relaxing in a private vehicle. Take it easy today because your next adventure is right around the corner!

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Hotel Samay Wasi (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 4.0 hr

day 8 - Uyuni/Salt Flats and Desert Crossing

Embark on a three-day 4x4 excursion to the Salar de Uyuni. Get your camera ready because the endless white of the salt flats creates the perfect backdrop for mindbending photo ops. Settle in to your G Adventures-supported community salt-brick bungalow — complete with salt floors and salt furniture, and enjoy a delicious dinner prepared with local ingredients.

Meal:Breakfast and Dinner
Accomodation:Jukil Lodge (or similar)
Transport:4x4
Included Activities:Salt Flats and Desert Crossing Excursion, Jukil Community Experience & Lodge

day 9 - Salt Flats and Desert Crossing

Continue crossing the desert today, admiring the scenery while passing red and blue lagoons and intriguing rock formations along the route. Keep an eye out and you might spot wild llamas, alpacas, and even flamingos deep within the desert.

Meal:Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accomodation:Quetana (or similar)
Included Activity:Salt Flats and Desert Crossing Excursion

day 10 - Salt Flats and Desert Crossing /San Pedro de Atacama

Get a head start on your Day by rising early to cover more ground on your journey through the unique landscape of the Salar de Uyuni. Soak in the views of unimaginable scenery including volcanoes and salt lakes. Travel to the border then kick back and relax on your descent by bus to San Pedro de Atacama, Chile.

Meal:Breakfast and Lunch
Accomodation:Hostal Puritama (or similar)
Transport:4x4 Duration : 1.0 hr, Local Bus Duration : 1.0 hr
Included Activity:Border Crossing (Bolivia - Chile)
Optional Activities:Valley of the Moon Visit The sunset brings out a variety of colours over this majestic valley that experts say is the area on Earth that most closely resembles moon's surface. Explore the incredible formations created by wind and rain over millennia in this unique location between the Andes mountains and one of the world's driest deserts.

day 11 - San Pedro de Atacama

Today is full of possibilities. Explore San Pedro de Atacama on a mountain bike, cruise down the dunes on a sandboard, or chill out in the hot springs. Or visit the Valley of the Moon, an area on Earth that resembles the moon's surface. (How cool is that?)

Accomodation:Hostal Puritama (or similar)
Optional Activities:Observatory Tour Gaze at the impressive desert stars from one of the best places to see them in the world and be guided on a planetary journey with an expert astronomer., San Pedro de Atacama Hot Springs Relax in large geothermal pools surrounded by stunning desert landscapes and scenery. , Sandboarding Hit the dunes and experience the rush of surfing down., Valley of the Moon Visit The sunset brings out a variety of colours over this majestic valley that experts say is the area on Earth that most closely resembles moon's surface. Explore the incredible formations created by wind and rain over millennia in this unique location between the Andes mountains and one of the world's driest deserts.

day 12 - San Pedro de Atacama/Salta

Say "Adios!" to Chile because you're heading to Argentina today. Relax on the bus en route to Salta, home to empanadas salteñas—and no visit to the town is complete without trying them! Unwind at the hotel or liven it up with a visit to a Peña Folklore show to dance the night away and sip delicious Argentine red wine.

Accomodation:La Candelaria Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Local Bus Duration : 10.0 hr
Included Activity:Border Crossing (Chile - Argentina)
Optional Activities:Peña Folklore Show Enjoy a combination of local musical, dancing, wine and food at a peñas folklóricas. The performances can take place in restaurants, open-air squares or music halls and are usually very casual. While dancing the chacarera or zamba, any guitarist can jump on stage or start to sing. Dance the night away, try some delicious Argentine red wine and enjoy the great music.

day 13 - Salta

Tantalize your tastebuds with the local cuisine today as you explore freely. Choose to saddle up and admire the scenery on horseback. Or, if you'd prefer, take a visit to the town of Cafayate to roam vineyards and sample some of the white wine produced at insanely high altitudes.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:La Candelaria Hotel (or similar)
Optional Activities:Quebrada de las Conchas Wind your way through valleys to the impressive layered red rock walls of the Quebrada de las Conchas, carved into high walls over time by the Las Conchas River. This is a spectacular sight, so be sure to take a few photos. , Cafayate Full Day Tour Travel along beautiful valleys and stop by the Quebrada de las Conchas, a beautiful red rock gorge with unique shapes eroded into its walls by wind and water. Continue on to the town of Cafayate, home to several vineyards and wineries that produce the torrontes grape. Be sure to sample some of this white wine that is produced at remarkably high altitudes. Salud!, Museum of High Altitude Archeology The Museum of High Altitude Archeology offers a peek into Inca culture in the Andes, with a focus on child sacrifices. The mummified remains of one such sacrifice is on display in the museum., Horseback Riding and BBQ Admire the scenery while your ride slowly carries you across hills and along trails in the countryside.

day 14 - Salta/Buenos Aires

Skip the long bus journey with a quick flight to Buenos Aires. Spend the afternoon exploring the city. Cruise around on a bike with a local or dine on a traditional Argentine meal while experiencing the art of the tango.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Milhouse Avenue Hostal (or similar)
Transport:Plane Duration : 5.0 hr
Optional Activities:Teatro Colón Tour Explore this stunning opera house on a guided tour and find out why it is voted one of the best acoustic venues in the world. , Buenos Aires Guided City Tour Enjoy a guided tour exploring beautiful, vibrant Buenos Aires. Be introduced to historic sites and districts, including Plaza de Mayo where Eva Peron's famed balcony presides over the square. See La Boca and San Telmo's colourful street life, painted houses, and the famed Recoleta Cemetery. , Tango Dinner Show Discover the passion of tango. Watch the pros step and slide around the dance floor while you dine on a traditional Argentine dinner. Get lost in the music, savour the sensuality, and see why this traditional dance continues to ignite the senses of locals and visitors alike.

day 15 - Buenos Aires

Head out and explore the buzzing metropolis of Buenos Aires on a free day. A great city for walking, see the iconic obelisk, wander the pedestrian streets and visit the main Plaza de Mayo with its pink government palace before stopping for a coffee on a patio at one of the many cafes along the way.
Get out and explore. Consider visiting the districts of La Boca, Recoleta, and San Telmo or catch a tango show at one of the many famous tanguerías. Pre book an optional city bike tour, and get a local's eye view of your surroundings! Wander the pedestrian walkways and see some dancing in the streets.

Accomodation:Milhouse Avenue Hostal (or similar)
Optional Activities:Teatro Colón Tour Explore this stunning opera house on a guided tour and find out why it is voted one of the best acoustic venues in the world. , La Boca Neighbourhood Visit Price variance depends on use of public bus or taxi. , Buenos Aires Guided City Tour Enjoy a guided tour exploring beautiful, vibrant Buenos Aires. Be introduced to historic sites and districts, including Plaza de Mayo where Eva Peron's famed balcony presides over the square. See La Boca and San Telmo's colourful street life, painted houses, and the famed Recoleta Cemetery. , Tango Dinner Show Discover the passion of tango. Watch the pros step and slide around the dance floor while you dine on a traditional Argentine dinner. Get lost in the music, savour the sensuality, and see why this traditional dance continues to ignite the senses of locals and visitors alike., Buenos Aires Bike Tour

day 16 - Buenos Aires

Explore the "Paris of the Americas," from the hidden patios of trendy Palermo to bohemian vibes in San Telmo this city has something for everyone. Don’t miss out! Today is your last chance to experience a guided tour of the city and to immerse yourself in the passion of the tango.

Accomodation:Milhouse Avenue Hostal (or similar)
Optional Activities:Buenos Aires Guided City Tour Enjoy a guided tour exploring beautiful, vibrant Buenos Aires. Be introduced to historic sites and districts, including Plaza de Mayo where Eva Peron's famed balcony presides over the square. See La Boca and San Telmo's colourful street life, painted houses, and the famed Recoleta Cemetery. , La Boca Neighbourhood Visit Price variance depends on use of public bus or taxi. , Buenos Aires Tango Show , Buenos Aires Bike Tour

day 17 - Buenos Aires/Colonia

Hop aboard a ferry and cruise across the Río de la Plata to Colonia, Uruguay. Wander through the colourful streets of this quaint seaside retreat on an orientation walk before free time to explore (and relax!) at your own speed.

Accomodation:Royal Hotel (or similar)
Transport:Ferry Duration : 1.0 hr
Included Activities:Border Crossing (Argentina - Uruguay), Orientation With CEO Duration : 0.5 hr - 1.0 hr
Optional Activities:Golf Cart Rental 4 person or 8 person buggys

day 18 - Colonia/Montevideo

Your journey continues in the morning as you travel from Colonia to Montevideo. The afternoon is yours for the taking — so explore as you wish! You can wander through the vibrant streets of old town searching for street art or visit an iconic soccer stadium that was host to the first World Cup. Hungry? Bring your appetite to Port Market where you will find an endless bounty of delicious meats. (And fruits and veggies, too.)

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Dazzler Hotel Montevideo (or similar)
Transport:Local Bus Duration : 2.5 hr - 3.0 hr Distance : 177 km
Optional Activities:Cycle the Coast Rent some wheels and head to the Rambla. This 22km (13.6 m) long avenue runs along the water and is great for cycling, running and enjoying the views. Head east from Punta Carretas to the city’s scenic suburbs. Bring water and snacks, slather on the sunscreen and enjoy the journey., Estadio Centenario Visit Pull on your jersey and don your cleats to channel your inner football (soccer) player in Montevideo’s Centenario Stadium. Built to host the 1930 FIFA World Cup, and to commemorate the country’s first constitution, it continues to host Uruguay’s national team (who maintain a winning record against visiting European players). A parade of pop stars, including Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams, Enrique Iglesias and Luciano Pavarotti have also performed here., Museo del Carnaval Step inside the Carnival Museum and learn the history behind Montevideo’s 40-day celebration filled with costumes, masks, music and more. Located near the port market, colourful exhibits trace the evolution of this festival from the 18th Century masters who allowed their slaves one day to celebrate their African culture. Candome music – merging African and Uruguayan drum rhythms – is one result. , Port Market Exploring the market is free, but sampling some of the tasty goods will cost. , Viven Museum (Museo Andes 1972) Learn more about the fascinating story of the famous plane crash carrying a Uruguayan rugby team and how 16 of the passengers survived for 72 days in extraordinary circumstances. , Candombe Experience the UNESCO recognized, Candombe. Originating originally from slavery in Uruguay, slaves would gather to perform drum and dance performances, practiced largely today as an apology for times past, this unique performance is worth a watch.

day 19 - Montevideo

Wake up ready to take on another Day in Montevideo. Hop on a bike and cruise down the Rambla, soaking up sun and gorgeous views from this coastline avenue. Take a Day trip to glamorous Punta del Este to admire the upscale neighbourhoods and gardens. Or if you prefer to relax today, kick back and chill in the park like a local.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Dazzler Hotel Montevideo (or similar)
Optional Activities:Cycle the Coast Rent some wheels and head to the Rambla. This 22km (13.6 m) long avenue runs along the water and is great for cycling, running and enjoying the views. Head east from Punta Carretas to the city’s scenic suburbs. Bring water and snacks, slather on the sunscreen and enjoy the journey., Day Trip to Punta del Este Take a two hour road trip to Punta del Este, South America’s “Monaco”. Visit upscale neighbourhoods to see colourful homes and gorgeous gardens. Head to Playa Brava, watch surfers and take photos of the famous “Fingers” sculpture which shows a giant hand protruding from the sand. Check out Playa Mansa on the calm side of the peninsula, then visit Casa Pueblo, a Mediterranean-styled villa, museum and art gallery designed by local painter/sculptor Carlos Páez Vilaró.

day 20 - Montevideo/Estancia Stay

Today, let the scenery of picturesque settlements and pastures guide you to Mercedes, your last Uruguayan stop at a local ranch, known in this region as an estancia.

Meal:Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accomodation:Estancia El Copihue (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 4.0 hr Distance : 250 km
Included Activity:Estancia Stay

day 21 - Estancia Stay

Live like a local today as you experience life on an Uruguayan ranch. Walk through the serene countryside, learn how to make empanadas, and enjoy horseback riding with amazing views. End your estancia stay in the best way possible — with a local barbecue.

Meal:Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accomodation:Estancia El Copihue (or similar)
Included Activity:Estancia Stay

day 22 - Estancia Stay/Iguassu Falls

Cross the border into Gualeguaychu in Argentina today. Unwind, relax and reflect on your travels as you begin your overnight journey to Iguassu Falls.

Meal:Breakfast
Transport:Overnight Bus Duration : 16.0 hr - 18.0 hr Distance : 868 km
Included Activity:Border Crossing (Uruguay - Argentina) Duration : 1.0 hr

day 23 - Iguassu Falls

Welcome to Iguassu Falls where your next adventure awaits. Arrive to Puerto Iguazú in the morning after your overnight bus ride and enjoy a unique visit to the G Adventures-supported Jasy Pora community in the lush Misiones rainforest region. Guided by a local expert you will learn more about this Indigenous community as well as their harmonious relationship to the environment. Afterwards, choose to visit the Brazilian side of the falls and experience unforgettable panoramic views. Reach new heights with the option to take a helicopter ride over the falls, or check out a bird park.

Accomodation:Hotel Mirantes (or similar)
Transport:Private Vehicle Duration : 1.0 hr - 1.5 hr
Included Activities:Guaraní Community Experience Duration : 2.0 hr, Border Crossing (Argentina - Brazil) Duration : 1.0 hr - 3.0 hr
Optional Activities:Itaipú Dam Visit Prepare to be wowed by this impressive feat of engineering. Voted by the American Society of Civil Engineers as one of the modern Wonders of World, the Itaipú Dam is the largest hydroelectric power plant in the world. Go behind the scenes to see how water from the Paraná River is converted into electricity to power Paraguay and 25% of Brazil. , Iguassu Falls Bird Park Visit Grab a camera and get up and close and personal with macaws, parrots, parakeets, and 150 other species of birds. Located on the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls, the bird park is on 12 acres of native subtropical forest. Enter a huge aviary to see the birds free from cages and nets. Check out other exhibits to view butterflies, alligators, and snakes (boas and anacondas). , Iguassu Falls (Brazil Side) Guided Tour Visit the Brazil side of the falls to get a panoramic view of Iguaçu, one of the world's largest and most impressive waterfalls. In total, there are over 275 individual falls spread out over 3km (2 mi). Find the best spot to take jaw-dropping photos of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

day 24 - Iguassu Falls

Enjoy a full Day excursion to the breathtaking Argentine side of the falls. Don't forget to take pictures as you wander along paths to experience the falls from each exhilarating vantage point. You can also take a boat tour to see the cascading falls from below.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Hotel Mirantes (or similar)
Included Activities:Border Crossing (Brazil - Argentina) Duration : 1.5 hr - 2.0 hr, Iguassu Falls Visit, Border Crossing (Argentina - Brazil) Duration : 1.5 hr - 2.0 hr

day 25 - Iguassu Falls/Paraty

Wheels up! Take a quick flight to São Paulo today then head straight to the coast. Take some time to explore the colonial town of Paraty, then hit the beach.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Refron du Mar Pousada Paraty (or similar)
Transport:Plane Duration : 1.5 hr, Shared Van Duration : 5.0 hr - 6.0 hr

day 26 - Paraty

Do as much or as little as you want today. Go swimming, snorkelling, or explore the islands on a boat tour. Or, simply recharge your batteries by immersing yourself in the laidback vibes of Paraty.
Paraty is a quaint colonial town renowned for its architecture—the pace might be slow but there's a lot to choose from. Considered one of the world's most important examples of Portuguese colonial architecture by UNESCO, the historic centre is a well-preserved national historic monument, and today has been closed to vehicles to preserve its laid-back colonial ambiance.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Refron du Mar Pousada Paraty (or similar)
Optional Activities:4x4 Tour Hop in the back of a jeep and hang on for this tropical tour. Enter the Serra da Bocaina National Park, visit waterfalls (great for photos and swimming), and step back in time along the Gold Trail road, constructed by African slaves to transport gold mined inland and transported to Paraty port bound for Portugal. , Walking Tour Paraty + cachaça tasting (2hrs) Tour a cachaça distillery where sugarcane juice is used to create the most popular distilled spirit in Brazil. If it tastes familiar, that's because it's the main ingredient in a Caipirinha, the country’s national cocktail. Often called “Brazilian rum,” cachaça is so popular, it’s produced by 40,000 micro-companies across the country. The blend from Paraty is sweet and salty; taste the sea as you sip this local liquid., Horseback Riding Paraty , Paraty Boat Tour , Trindade Day Trip

day 27 - Paraty/Ilha Grande

Continue up the coast today and hop aboard a ferry to where your island paradise awaits.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Pousada Bugio (or similar)
Transport:Local Bus Duration : 2.0 hr Distance : 100 km, Ferry Duration : 1.5 hr

day 28 - Ilha Grande

The Day is yours to explore Ilha Grande. Break a sweat hiking remote trails to experience jaw dropping views, or choose to relax on a boat tour through turquoise waters to some of the island's most beautiful beaches to swim and snorkel.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:Pousada Bugio (or similar)
Optional Activities:Canoe with Purpose in Ilha Grande , Hike to Pico do Papagaio Enjoy a guided hike from Abraão to Pico do Papagaio, soaking in the scenery along the way. It will take roughly 4 hours to hike up and about 2 hr to hike back down. The 360 degree views from the top are well worth the effort., Ilha Grande Boat Excursion From the main village of Vila do Abraão, take a boat tour to some of the best beaches around the island. See tropical fish and cool off in the salt spray of the turquoise waters. Stop to swim and snorkel and pinch yourself for being lucky enough to partake in this tropical piece of paradise. Enjoy the scenery while drinking a caipirinha, Brazil's national drink. , Lopes Mendes Hike Grab your bathing suit, slip on your walking shoes and take the hike from Abraão to the beautiful beach of Lopes Mendes. Follow a well-marked trail up and down, through forest and past other beaches. Eat Jack fruit picked along the way. Drink water from a natural spring. Listen to howler monkeys. After 2.5-3 hrs, arrive at the stunning Lopes Mendes beach, where the white powder sand squeaks under foot and the rolling green hills provide a stunning contrast to the turquoise water., Snorkelling Ilha Grande Rent a mask and snorkel, pull on some fins and get set to enter the underwater world of colourful tropical fish, shells and all things seaworthy. November through May is Ilha Grande’s best time to snorkel. Hotspots include the Blue Lagoon, Green Lagoon and Abraãzinho Beach. Luxuriate in the warm salt water, look down and, in some cases, see to a depth of 15m (50 ft)., Swimming Dive in and enjoy the beautiful water of this island paradise.

day 29 - Ilha Grande/Rio de Janeiro

Say goodbye to island life and head north along a dramatic coastal road with sweeping views. Round the cliffs at Vidigal to catch a first glimpse of your next destination and one of the most memorable cities in the world — Rio de Janeiro.

Take a city tour to experience the sights of Rio, like the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, or take a stroll along Copacabana beach.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:CabanaCopa Hostel (or similar)
Transport:Ferry Duration : 1.5 hr, Local Van Duration : 3.0 hr - 3.5 hr
Optional Activities:Rio de Janeiro City Tour (Private)

day 30 - Rio de Janeiro

In the morning, explore the favela with a local resident on a G Adventures-supported tour to watch a drumming demonstration, get a Capoeira lesson, and sample craft beers with a new perspective of the city. Enjoy a free afternoon to discover all that Rio has to offer.

Meal:Breakfast
Accomodation:CabanaCopa Hostel (or similar)
Included Activity:Favela Experience Duration : 3.0 hr - 3.5 hr
Optional Activities:Rio Football Game

day 31 - Rio de Janeiro

Depart at any time.

Meal:Breakfast
Included Activity:Departure Day
Optional Activities:Rio Football Game , Rio Hang Gliding Glide like a bird on this exhilarating and inspiring air adventure. Get all the guidance you need to go airborne with your instructor, and take to the skies for an unbeatable experience and amazing views of this incredibly picturesque city. Careful – you may become addicted to the freedom of flying!
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Accommodation
Simple hotels (20 nts, twin and triple-share), hostels (4 nts, multi-share), overnight bus (2 nts), basic hotel/G Adventures-supported community lodge on Salar de Uyuni excursion (2 nts, multi-share), estancia/ranch (2 nts, multi-share).
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23 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners
Note: Allow USD835-1085 for meals not included.
Transport
Local bus, plane, 4x4 truck, minivan, taxi, plane, ferry.All transport between destinations and to/from included activities
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CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout, local guides.
Included activities
Your G for Good Moment: Jukil Community Experience & Lodge, Santiago de AgenchaYour G for Good Moment: Guaraní Community Experience, Puerto IguazúYour G for Good Moment: Favela Experience, Rio de JaneiroYour Welcome Moment: Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and GroupYour First Night Out Moment: Connect With New FriendsYour Discover Moment: SucreYour Discover Moment: SaltaYour Discover Moment: Buenos AiresYour Discover Moment: ParatyYour Discover Moment: Ilha GrandeYour Discover Moment: Rio de Janeiro4x4 excursion to the Salar de Uyuni and surrounding area (3 days)Activities while at the estancia in UruguayEntrance and visit to the Argentine sides of Iguassu FallsTransportation between destinations and included activitiesInternal flight

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