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Brazil is on the bucket list of many an international traveler. Images of Carnivale, Rio beaches, Iguassu Falls and the Amazon jungle are world-renowned. Your first stop is thriving, cosmopolitan Rio de Janeiro a melting pot filled with people from Europe, Africa and South America. Your expert local guide will show you the historical past and modern twist along with festive beaches and amazing nightlife.
From Rio head to the gushing waters of Tarza’s waterfall and stunning swimming hole set in the dense jungle. You will tour both the Argentina and Brazilian sides of Iguassu Falls and feel the power of the most impressive series of falls in the world. A total of 275 falls cover nearly two miles of river and the sound and spray can be deafening.
After the city culture of Rio and the awesome power of the waterfalls, you’ll find a remote serenity deep in the Amazon at your stilted jungle lodge. Set among pristine rainforest you will enjoy sunrise canoe trips, village hikes, and a bevy of wildlife sightings.
3 days Rio de Janeiro
2 days Iguassu
1-day Manaus
3 days Amazon jungle
1-day Manaus
Weather
Brazil is a tropical country with seasons that follow the opposite of the northern hemisphere; cooler weather is typically found during the winter months of May-September and warmer weather from December-March. However, there are 5 distinct climatic regions ranging from equatorial to subtropical.
In Rio and the at Iguassu Falls the spring and fall are often considered the best mix of weather.
The Amazon region is hot and humid year-round with rainfall consistent throughout the year.
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Rio de Janeiro
Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Copacabana, Ipanema Beach, Corcovado, Santa Teresa, Escadaria Selaron, Maracana Stadium, Lage Park, Pedra da Gavea, Tijuca Forest.
Iguassu Falls
Iguassu Falls, Parque das Aves, Chen Tien Buddhist Temple, Itaipu.
Manaus & Amazon Jungle
Amazon Theatre, Meeting of Waters, Mercado Adolpho Lisboa, Praia da Ponta Negra, Rio Negro Palace, Manaus Botanical Gardens.
Most visitors are here to explore the most complex eco-system in the world, a biosphere that hosts thousands of fish, bird, mammal and reptile species.
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