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Visit Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, Christ the Redeemer statue, Iguazu Falls, San Martin Island and more.

Home to the Amazon rainforest and 4,500 miles of coastline, there's no shortage of natural wonders and things to see in Brazil. Day trips into the jungle and rainforest pair perfectly with leisure time spent in the best cities in Brazil like Rio de Janeiro, where sun-soaked beaches offer a golden tan as a complimentary souvenir. See this vibrant country in 'Business Class' style on our Brazil guided tours, taking you to two of the country’s top sites: the bustling city of Rio and the wonders of the Iguazu Falls.

Knowledgable Local Experts and experienced Travel Directors will fill your trip with curiosity and ease. From laid-back time spent sipping classic Caipirinha cocktails to exciting cable car rides, there are plenty of things to see in Rio de Janeiro no matter your pace. Tour the Rio botanical garden with a local botanist before riding to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain for unbelievable views of the coastline. Visit the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue before sharing traditional Brazil food like churrascaria for dinner, and embarking on hikes around Iguazu Falls. Savor top-rated Brazilian cuisine and take on awe-inspiring sights on our premium guided tours of Brazil.

What to Eat in Brazil

Premium Dining on Every Tour

Brazil food combines the bounty of South America with its Portuguese heritage. Look no further than Bolinhos de Bacalhau, salt cod fritters that resemble Portugal's pasteis de bacalhau for proof. Fruity pitaya, fudgy brigadeiros, and seafood moqueca de peixe stew await.

Feijoada is Brazilian cuisine at its most heartfelt. The nation’s dish is as diverse as those who cook it, but the stew typically always includes salted, dried beef and black beans.

No, your eyes do not deceive you: the pastel de nata has appropriately made the cruise from Portugal to Brazil. This custard tart is world-famous for a reason.

When you’re relaxing on the beaches of Rio de Janerio, you’ll want a cold caipirinha in your hand. This refreshing cachaça and lime juice cocktail is vacation in a glass.

Learn More About Brazil

Did You Know?

Brazil is massive: both in terms of size and biodiversity.

It’s no secret that Brazil dominates the South American continent: things to do in Brazil range from exploring the Amazon to relaxing on the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The country is so large that it borders every other South American country, with the exception of Chile and Ecuador. The fifth largest country in the world, Brazil is also home to estimated 15% to 20% of the Earth’s biodiversity and 30% of the planet’s tropical rainforests.

What to Know Before You Travel to Brazil

Currency: Brazilian Real (BRL)

Time Zone: London GMT -3

Capital City: Brasilia

Language: Portuguese

Power Outlets: Standard 220V

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