SALVADOR

Day 1 - 4

Often considered as the birthplace of Brazilian culture, Salvador is the vibrant, beating heart of Bahia. The city is located in the northeast of the country and is renowned for its African influence. Its UNESCO World Heritage listed historic centre, Pelourinho, is filled with colourful colonial architecture, and its idyllic Barra district is home to picturesque beaches and bustling waterfront bars. Discover Bahia’s unique cuisine, captivating music scene and rich history in this incredible city.

FOZ DO IGUAçU

Day 4 - 5

Foz do Iguaçu is a major city in the state of Paraná, Brazil. It is a gateway to both Paraguay and Argentina, and home of the famous Iguaçu Falls. Together with the cities of Ciudad del Este (Paraguay) and Puerto Iguazu (Argentina), it forms part of one the largest cultural tourism poles in South America.

RIO DE JANEIRO

Day 5 - 10

Rio de Janeiro is a must see on any trip to Brazil, and is a city that truly offers something for everyone. Visit the towering Christ the Redeemer statue and enjoy views over the city’s picturesque coastline, spend days relaxing on the sands of Copacabana or Ipanema or head to one of Rio's excellent museums, the choice is all yours. By night, the Lapa district comes alive with bustling samba bars and local eateries, and those who want a real taste of Brazil’s vibrant culture can’t miss the city's annual carnival.

SãO PAULO

Day 10 - 12

The largest city of both Brazil and Latin America, São Paulo is a bustling and multicultural metropolis that should not be missed on any trip to the country. Although often overshadowed by Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo is a worthwhile destination in its own right, offering countless cultural attractions, vibrant nightlife and a thriving culinary scene. The city is home to some of Brazil’s most important museums, galleries and cultural centres, as well as some interesting architectural highlights and world-class eateries.