Starting January 10th, 2024, American & Canadian citizens must obtain a visa before arriving in Brazil. Apply for your Brazilian visa at least 20 business days before your trip. Processing times vary based on embassy or consulate workload.

An English-speaking guide will meet you outside of customs with a sign bearing your name. Your guide will assist you in coordinating with your private driver and accompany you to your lodging.

Enjoy the convenience of an early hotel check-in.

Take a car to the Cosme Velho district, where visitors will board a train to Corcovado Mountain via the Tijuca Forest. At the top, you'll see a breathtaking panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro and the famous Christ Statue. Before returning to the hotel, visit São Conrado to watch hang gliders soar over the beach.

Enjoy the sights, sounds, and sun in Rio de Janeiro! This vibrant city offers plenty of fun activities. Visit the trendy bars and cafes in Santa Teresa, Lapa, or Centro. Relax on the beautiful beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. Don't miss the lively nightlife at the Rio Scenarium, a unique show house in the bohemian neighborhood of Lapa. The Rio Scenarium is dedicated to preserving the city's musical traditions and offers an exciting and welcoming atmosphere. Experience traditional Brazilian music and immerse yourself in the culture at the Rio Scenarium.

Experience a short helicopter tour over Rio de Janeiro and admire the breathtaking views. Start by getting a private transfer to Sugarloaf Helipad. From there, soar above the city and enjoy panoramic views of Vermelha Beach, Sugarloaf Mountain, Leme Hill, Copacabana Beach, Arpoador Rock, and Ipanema Beach, among other sights. The entire circuit lasts about seven minutes before you return to Sugarloaf Helipad, where your driver and vehicle will be ready.

Take a private transfer from Rio de Janeiro to Paraty with a professional driver and English-speaking guide for a four-hour journey. Paraty stands out from other colonial cities in Brazil with its unique and defining architecture, serving as a beautiful representation of the 18th century. UNESCO has recognized Paraty as a Historic National Monument. During the tour, a knowledgeable guide will share stories and history from the past century, taking you to visit churches, museums, and old houses. This tour provides great opportunities for capturing photographs and videos. Please note that the churches charge a separate tax, which is not included in the tour price.

Paraty boasts 65 islands and numerous beaches, all encompassed by lush vegetation, creating a breathtaking and secluded environment. The crystal-clear waters offer an ideal setting for both swimming and snorkeling. Experience a captivating 5-hour tour of the archipelago, pausing at 3 to 4 pristine beaches and islands to indulge in swimming, leisure activities, or simply unwinding. For lunch, there are various choices available, such as dining at a local restaurant or enjoying a beach picnic (meal not provided).

Embark on a six-hour private jeep tour in the National Park of Serra da Bocaina to explore waterfalls, cachaça distilleries, the Gold Trail, and other attractions, immersing yourself in the region's flora and fauna.

Starting from your hotel, the tour takes you to the National Park of Serra da Bocaina, where you will visit the Gold Trail's protected area, featuring an exposition with historical pictures. The tour also includes a visit to Murycana's farm and its Cachaça Distillery, which is located next to a small furniture museum. Continue to the Tobogã’s Waterfall for stunning photo opportunities and the Tarzã Waterfall, offering a refreshing swimming experience.

After the swim, proceed to the Engenho D’Ouro Cachaça Distillery, where you can enjoy tastings, witness the drink's impressive production process, and purchase it directly. The next stop is the Pedra’s Branca waterfall, one of the largest in the region, providing a picturesque backdrop for photos and swimming. On the way back to Paraty, visit the Bromeliads Exhibition, showcasing over 300 species of flowering plants.

At the end of the tour, a jeep will transport you back to your hotel.

Experience the rich diversity of Brazilian cuisine, a fusion of indigenous, Portuguese, and African culinary traditions, in an interactive cooking class with Chef Yara Castro Roberts. Work alongside the chef in her state-of-the-art kitchen to create masterpieces that you can replicate at home and share with loved ones. The evening begins with a batida cocktail, made with Brazil's renowned cachaça, to set the mood. Then, head to the kitchen to prepare a delicious dinner, with Chef Yara sharing stories about the ingredients and their significance in Brazilian history. She generously shares her recipes and helpful tips for recreating the dishes at home. Once the meal is ready, gather around the dining table and savor your culinary creations, paired with exquisite Chilean or Argentine wines. Conclude the night with a cachaça tasting and a Brazilian-style coffee. Chef Yara will ensure an entertaining and informative evening before returning you to your hotel. This shared culinary experience accommodates a maximum of 14 guests, with a minimum of two.

Receive a private transfer from Paraty to Sao Paulo with a skilled driver and an English-speaking guide, lasting around four and a half hours. Additionally, you will be provided with a round-trip car service tonight to the Sao Paulo restaurant you prefer. Make sure to book in advance and note that availability at D.O.M., Mani, or other restaurants is not guaranteed. Enjoy dinner at your own cost.

To truly understand Brazil's rise to international prominence, an exploration of its past is necessary. Begin by leisurely touring Ibirapuera Park, a top ten urban park globally, and visit Museu Afro Brasil with a knowledgeable local guide. Ibirapuera, often called "South America's Central Park," boasts striking monuments, bridges, statues, and buildings by architect Oscar Niemeyer. As you stroll through manicured gardens and ancient trees, learn about Brazil's early roots on your way to the Museu Afro Brasil. This museum spans multiple galleries, showcasing over 6,000 unique works that highlight Africans' vital role in Brazil's foundation. While both enlightening and inspiring, the museum can also be unsettling at times as it confronts the challenges of the past. After thoroughly exploring the park and museum, you will be transported back to your hotel.

Experience a private airport transfer with a private vehicle and an English speaking driver-guide. Take a direct flight from Sao Paulo to Foz do Iguacu, with a travel time of approximately one hour and 30 minutes (Note: flight is a separate purchase).

Enjoy a private airport transfer with a private vehicle and a professional driver.

Embark on a private half day guided tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. Begin by being picked up from your hotel and enjoy a scenic drive through Iguassu National Park along the Cataratas Highway, which leads to the border between Brazil and Argentina. Witness the river flowing into a breathtaking canyon. Descend a walkway to admire both sides of the falls or take the elevator to the Brazilian side lookout point. Capture fantastic scenic and photographic opportunities while your knowledgeable English-speaking guide provides an educational and enjoyable experience. After the tour, return to your hotel in Iguazu.

Experience an exciting private tour of the Argentine side of Iguazu falls, packed with fun activities. Your day begins with a hotel pick-up, followed by a transfer into the lush subtropical jungle. Accompanied by your Guide and Driver, you will witness the breathtaking spectacle of the Iguassu Falls, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. These falls consist of over two hundred cascades and are located within the Iguassu National Park, a vast area spanning 67,500 hectares. The park was established to preserve the stunning backdrop of the surrounding subtropical jungle. Throughout the day, there will be ample opportunities for walking and exploration, as well as a chance to see the exquisite handmade crafts of the Maca Paraguayan ethnic tribe. A highlight of the tour is the Jungle Ecological Train ride to Devil's Throat station. This 15-minute train journey offers stunning views of the Iguazú River and the chance to spot silent inhabitants such as the majestic yacarés. Upon disembarking, your Guide will lead you across a 3600-foot footbridge over the Iguazú River, providing insights into the diverse bird species found in the area, including condors, as well as other wildlife. You will also have the opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring Garganta del Diablo waterfall. As you continue your hike through the jungle, passing other waterfalls, you may recognize these locations as the setting of the Mission movie. At the end of an unforgettable day, you will be transported back to your hotel.

Experience the convenience of a private airport transfer, complete with your own private vehicle and a skilled driver.

Embark on a direct flight from Foz do Iguacu to Rio de Janeiro, which typically takes around one hour and 30 minutes. It is important to mention that this flight is a separate purchase.