A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Experience vibrant Rio’s most iconic sights, including Christ the Redeemer statue
13 days, from £2570 to £3570
Visit a traditional milonga (tango dancefloor) in BA and learn the moves with a local instructor
13 days, from £3195 to £5100
Tiptoe on nocturnal night walks in the Pantanal
13 days, from £3990 to £6365
Explore Rio de Janeiro with an in-the-know private guide
12 days, from £4010 to £6405
Explore Rio's landmarks and local favelas with a private guide and dive into the samba music scene
10 days, from £4470 to £7135
Jam with a famous Brazilian percussionist in Salvador da Bahia
15 days, from £4605 to £7350
Enjoy a cooking class and dinner in Rio's trendy Jardim Botanico district with your Brazilian hosts
14 days, from £4605 to £7350
Arrive in Rio and see co-habitation at its best during an urban rainforest tour
37 days, from £16690 to £26650
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
Head about three hours east from the Cidade Maravilhosa (Marvelous City) of Rio de Janeiro and you’ll find yourself in the vicinity of stylish Buzios. Sometimes likened to a Brazilian Côte d’Azur, the region is brimming with trendy boutiques, lavish hotels and tasteful restaurants. However, it’s the 26 blonde-sand beaches which steal the limelight here and with so many to choose from, there’s one to suit every mood. Soak up the lively buzz of Geriba beach, well-loved by youngsters, or seek out a more secluded slice of sand on Azeda beach, surrounded by lush vegetation and rocky outcrops.
Venture out of Rio in the opposite direction to reach the Costa Verde, the coastline running from Itaguaí to Santos, and aptly named for the dense rainforest encasing the mountain sides. The coastal stretch is a jack-of-all-trades, boasting charming towns, golden beaches and colonial-era ports. Road trip along the Costa Verde to gain a full appreciation of your surroundings, or alternatively hop in a kayak to explore the coastline from the water. The historic Portuguese municipality of Paratay is a must-visit, with its well-maintained colonial centre and thriving cultural scene, hosting the famed Paratay Literature Festival each July.
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