Brazil Tours and Trips 2024/2025

After trying too hard to attract tourists for decades, Brazil has finally come up in a big way. The country is now attracting all kinds of travelers with its Patanal adventures, the biodiversity of the Amazon, enchanting coastal drives of the northeast, exotic beaches of Costa Verde and the luxe resorts of Santa Catarina. City dwellers enjoy the culture and lively attractions of Salvador da Bahia and food lovers cannot miss out on a trip to Sao Paulo. 


There are a few adventures that simply have to become a part of your holidays in Brazil. The Iguacu Falls, one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the planet, is a must-see, as is the Amazon rainforest, home to some of the most unique species. Other things to see include Christ the Redeemer, Ipanema Beach, Sugarloaf Mountain and Teatro Municipal. 

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Excellent wildlife viewing but poor UK booking experience.
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  • Anonymous
On a positive note we had a great wildlife experience seeing five jaguar, giant otters, tapirs, ocelot and hyacinth macaws amongst many others. Tony, our guide, was one of the very best guides I have had. He spotted just about everything going and has an encyclopaedic knowledge of the birds and animals of the Pantanal. The not so good was when booking, the connecting flight from San Paulo to Cuiaba was booked from a different San Paulo airport to the one I was due to arrive at from the UK. Speaking to the Exodus rep when booking I questioned why the arrival airport had a different code to the departure airport and was assured the two flights were from the same airport so booked. I was not comfortable and quick online search showed that this was not the case. Fortunately it was sorted out when I then raised the issue again but no apology for what was a basic error. Following the two reviews from 2023, the connecting flight is now a 7hrs wait. While baggage is checked through to Cuiaba you must collect your baggage in San Paula and go through immigration control and customs. You can then drop your bags off at the Latam desk 4hr before your flight to Cuiaba. This info is correct as of July 2024!
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  • Salvatore T.
G, you've;ve done it again! You've made it so easy to see so many more sights than I would have been able to myself and allowed me to connect with people from all over the world. Life long memories were made.
Fantastic Experience!
5 - Excellent
  • Shannon McDonald
We cannot thank you and everyone from the team enough for the fantastic experience we had in Argentina. We will (and already have) recommended you to any of our friends looking to travel to Argentina, particularly Patagonia. All we had to do was pack and show up! It was so easy, and so much fun. There was something we loved about every hotel that we stayed at, but I think my favourite was the Cauquenes de Nimez in El Calafate... The afternoon tea, the wonderful staff, and the proximity to the wildlife reserve were the icing on the cake for this already charming and cozy place.

Brazil - Tour Highlights and Travel Tips

Brazil Tour Highlights and Travel Tips
Christ, the Redeemer looks over Rio de Janeiro in Brazil

Tour Highlights

  • Look over Rio de Janeiro from the Christ the Redeemer statue
  • Dance the streets during Carnaval (held just before Lent each year, typically during February or early March)
  • Search for toucans in the Amazon rainforest
  • Relax on the Copacabana beaches
  • Explore the depths of Buraco das Araras, a massive sandstone crater
  • Climb Sugarloaf Mountain
  • Snorkel in the Rio de Prata

 

Travel Tips

  • A Brazil tour is not for relaxing indoors. Brazilians love to be outside, and the country has plenty of natural phenomena to explore: from the Amazon rainforest to the Pantanal wetlands and sandy tropical beaches. Pack your sunscreen.
  • Brazilians are some of the most outgoing people in the world. Get ready for plenty of energetic (and loud) conversation with locals.
  • Get ready to party. Beyond Carnaval and the New Year's Reveillon, Rio de Janeiro is known for hosting many free music festivals throughout the year.
  • English isn't as widely spoken as you would expect. Waiters, taxi drivers and others in the tourism industry will try their best, but have patience and prepare a few words in Portuguese just in case.
  • Unlike in some countries, pedestrians do not have the right of way in Brazil. Do not try to jaywalk, and take extra caution when crossing the road.

Brazil has seasonal weather so please do check up on best time to visit Brazil before planning your tour.

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