Rio Carnival Experience
The Rio Carnival is the world’s biggest party, a vibrant, multi-day festival of music, parades, and costumes. Held annually before Lent, it culminates in spectacular Samba School competitions at the Sambadrome for a national championship, alongside widespread street parties (blocos) with infectious samba music, attracting millions for an explosion of culture, colour, and celebration.
Ultimate South America
This tour takes you on a 25-day adventure through South America, starting in Quito. Immerse yourself in local culture, visit the breathtaking Galapagos Islands, explore the Sacred Valley and iconic Machu Picchu. Travel through diverse landscapes, from floating reed islands to salt lakes and the Atacama Desert. Experience the majestic Iguazu Falls from both sides before ending your journey in Rio de Janeiro, where you can unwind on its famous beaches.
Discovering South America
This 18-day tour visits three exciting countries – Brazil, Argentina and Chile. The tour begins in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro, and visits the impressive Iguazu Falls, Patagonia, and ends in Buenos Aires. Marvel at the natural beauty of South America, see its snow-capped mountains, the Perito Moreno Glacier, stunning lakes and views, and discover the colourful cultures of some of the continent’s most exciting cities.
Buzios Getaway
The beautiful peninsula of Búzios is only a 2½ hour drive from Rio de Janeiro and is home to more than 20 magnificent beaches, all of them offering shimmering sand and crystal clear water. It is famed for its unique combination of rustic charm, distinctive architecture, beautiful scenery, exciting nightlife and sophisticated restaurants.
Paraty Getaway
Surrounded by mountains and a spectacular coastline, the small town of Paraty has been awarded the UNESCO World Heritage status for its beautifully preserved Portuguese colonial architecture and cobbled streets. This is a great place to wander through the pretty streets adorned with elegant white buildings or you can enjoy the bars and charming little restaurants that offer delicious local cuisine including mouth-watering seafood. Alternatively you can simply relax on one of the beautiful white sandy beaches of the area.
Salvador Uncovered
Salvador da Bahia is the capital of the state of Bahia and the hub of Brazil’s Afro-Brazilian culture. The fusion of different cultures has been influential in the arts, music and cuisine and is now synonymous with Brazilian culture. Hear the pulsing beat of percussion, witness the energetic martial art form of Capoeira, wander the cobbled streets and see the colonial architecture of the old town of Pelourinho – a World Heritage Site
