Discover Rio, Iguaçu and Salvador

8 days/7 nights

From

$924

P/P Double Occupancy

During this week long trip you will surely fall in love with Brazil: beaches, waterfalls and lovely colonial cities…that’s what Brazil’s all about! At the end you will be longing to come back again and discover some more!

Day 01 Arrival to Río de Janeiro (D)

Upon arrival to Rio de Janeiro you will be transferred to the hotel. In the afternoon you will enjoy a half day tour in the city. You’ll visit some of the most important landmarks in Rio’s historical center such as Mauá Square, Rio Branco Avenue, Sao Bento Monastery and the Cathedral (This tour is not operated on Sundays and Holidays). Dinner will be served at “La Fiorentina”, Italian restaurant. Lodging in Rio de Janeiro

Day 02 Rio de Janeiro (L, BB)

After breakfast, you’ll take a tour to Corcovado and Sugar Loaf. First you’ll pass by the famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon and the lovely Cosme Velho neighborhood. From here, you’ll take a 20 minute train ride to the well known Statue of Christ the Redeemer. Barbecue lunch will be served. Then, you’ll ride a cable car up to the legendary Sugar Loaf. From the top the view is just impressive! Afterwards you’ll take a final drive around downtown Rio before returning to the hotel. Lodging in Rio de Janeiro

Day 03 Rio de Janeiro / Iguaçu (B)

Today you’ll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Iguaçu. Upon arrival you’ll be transferred to your hotel in the Brazilian side of the falls. The Iguaçu Falls system is one of the largest of the world, and it attracts millions of tourists each year to the tops of the many available viewing platforms. Lodging in Iguaçu

Day 04 Iguaçu Falls (Brazilian and Argentinean side) (L, BB)

Today you’ll visit one of nature’s most incredible demonstrations. Upon arrival to the visitor center in the Brazilian side you will walk down hill until you reach an observation point. After lunch you will head towards the Argentinean side. After passing customs, you’ll cross the Tancredo Neves International Bridge. After a scenic ride to the Iguazu Park, you’ll board a small train that will take you near the Devil’s Throat, the most spectacular part of the Iguazu Falls system. Then, you will have the opportunity to walk about 45 minutes along the upper circuit, where you’ll enjoy yet more sights of this natural wonder. Surely this will be an unforgettable day! Lodging in Iguaçu

Day 05 Salvador da Bahia (B)

After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Salvador da Bahia. Upon arrival you will be transferred to the hotel. This lively city is the scene of a vast amount of Brazilian culture with their lively beaches, many of which are lit up at sunset to welcome the evening crowd. Visit some of the many popular landmarks, including the local museums, plazas, and colonial churches. Lodging in Salvador da Bahia

Day 06 Salvador da Bahia (B)

After breakfast, you’ll have a half day city tour. You’ll see many of Salvador’s historical landmarks, such as churches and Plazas. It’s possible to visit one of the city’s museums such as the Afro Brazilian or the Archaeology and Ethnology Museums (entrance fee must be paid on the spot) (it’s not suggested to take this tour on a Sunday afternoon, as the churches close). Lodging in Salvador da Bahia

Day 07 Salvador da Bahia: Day at leisure (B)

This day is yours to spend at your leisure. Take advantage of the many activities available in this lively city! Lodging in Salvador da Bahia

Day 08 Departure (B)

After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport.

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Prices Include

Airport transfers
Transportation throughout the itinerary as mentioned
English speaking local guide
Accommodations as mentioned above (or similar), including hotel taxes
Meals as mentioned
Excursions as mentioned

Prices Do Not Include

International or domestic air tickets
Extras and personal expenses
Tips
Additional meals or alcoholic beverages
Country Departure Tax
Services not mentioned

Notes

Rates are per person - double occupancy
Rates are subject to change
Rates are not valid during Carnival, Winner’s Parade, Easter (March 18-24), National and Congress Holidays throughout the year
On the following national holidays several attractions may be closed:
20-Jan St Sebastian (Rio De Janeiro’s Patron Saint)
Feb 01-06 (2008) Carnival
Feb 08-10 (2008) Winner’s Parade (Only In Rio)
Mar 20-24 (2008) Easter
21-Apr Tiradentes
23-Apr St George (Only In Rio)
1-May Labor’s Day
May 22 (2008) Corpus Christie
7-Sep Independence Day
12-Oct Our Lady Aparecida (Brazil’s Patron Saint)
2-Nov All Souls
15-Nov Proclamation Of Republic