On this 9-day private tour of Brazil and Argentina, start in Rio de Janeiro with visits to Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, and the Selaron Steps. Continue to Manaus for a 3-night stay in the Amazon Rainforest, where you can enjoy canoe tours, jungle treks, piranha fishing, pink dolphin encounters, and so much more. End in Foz do Iguazu, marvelling at Iguazu Falls from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides, including the iconic Devil’s Throat and lush rainforest trails.
- Rio de Janeiro - Explore the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue and Sugarloaf Mountain, visit Maracanã Stadium, Sambadrome, and the Cathedral of Saint Sebastian, and admire the vibrant Selarón Steps
- Manaus & Amazon - Discover the flooded jungle of Igapó by canoe, experience piranha fishing, visit a traditional Caboclo's house, swim with pink dolphins, and explore Acajatuba Village
- Iguazu Falls (Brazilian Side) - Walk along the 1 km trail to view the powerful waterfalls, visit viewpoints, and witness the magnificent Devil’s Throat
- Iguazu Falls (Argentine Side) - Explore the Upper and Lower Circuits, visit the impressive Devil’s Throat, and discover La Aripuca, a structure made from rescued native tree species
Itinerary:
Day 1 - Welcome to Rio de janeiro!
Day 2 - Christ the Redeemer & Sugarloaf Mountain
Day 3 - Rio at Leisure
Day 4 - Manaus and Amazon Exploration
Day 5 - Pink Dolphins and Jungle Communities
Day 6 - Sunrise Canoe Tour and Final Jungle Adventure
Day 7 - Brazilian Side of Iguazu Falls and Optional Safari
Day 8 - Iguazu Falls from the Argentine side and Optional Activities
Day 9 - Goodbye Foz do Iguazu
includes:
- 8 nights in standard hotels & Amazon ecolodge (upgrade available)
- 8 breakfasts, 4 lunches & 3 dinners
- Services of expert bi-lingual (English, Spanish and Portuguese) speaking local guides for included sightseeing
- Private airport arrival transfer on day 1 and shared airport departure transfer on day 9
- Transportation in modern, air-conditioned vehicles
- Guided tour of Rio de Janeiro (7 hours - shared service)
- Brazilian Iguazu Falls excursion (3 hours - shared service)
- Argentinean Iguazu Falls excursion (5 hours - shared service)
- 4-day stay at an eco-lodge in the Amazon, with included activities such as canoeing, swimming with dolphins, piranha fishing, guided walks and more
excludes:
- International flights and visas
- Entrance fees - unless specified in the Inclusions
- Domestic flights from Rio de Janeiro - Manaus & Manaus - Iguazu (we can assist with booking these domestic flights)
- Tipping - an entirely personal gesture
- Optional activities and excursions
- International flights and visas
- Entrance fees - unless specified in the Inclusions
- Domestic flights from Rio de Janeiro - Manaus & Manaus - Iguazu (we can assist with booking these domestic flights)
- Tipping - an entirely personal gesture
- Optional activities and excursions
details:
- prices from:R 44915 pps
- flights:Not Included
- travel from:Tue, Apr 1, 2025
- to:Sat, Nov 29, 2025
- book before:Fri, Feb 28, 2025
need visas?
terms and conditions:
- The above package is subject to availability at time of reservation.
- Price is per person sharing.
- Prices are subject to change in accordance with currency fluctuations and increased airfares.
- The exact amount will be confirmed at time of booking.
- Advance purchase, peak or high season surcharges, block out periods and minimum stay conditions may apply.
- Price valid for dates as specified.
- When making a booking enquiry it is important that you are in possession of the correct documentation to travel i.e. visas, inoculation certificates etc.
- Group rates available on request.
- Please check that all names and surnames are spelt exactly as they appear in the relevant passports.
- Fares, where indicated, are based on low season rates.
about Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro is a huge seaside city in Brazil, famed for its Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, 38m Christ the Redeemer statue atop Mount Corcovado and for Sugarloaf Mountain, a granite peak with cable cars to its summit. The city is also known for its sprawling favelas (shanty towns). Its raucous Carnaval festival, featuring parade floats, flamboyant costumes and samba dancers, is considered the world’s largest.