Individual Tour
Landscapes & Sceneries, City Life, Culture & History
Starting at
£396.00per traveler




You can choose to book your airport transfers (first and last stop of the tour) with TUI, but you need to arrange the transport between the different stops and your booked accommodations yourself.
Experience Brazil's vibrant diversity from the megacity São Paulo to tropical paradise. The colonial beauty of Paraty enchants with white houses and cobblestone streets. In Angra dos Reis, discover 365 dreamy islands with turquoise waters. Rio de Janeiro crowns your journey with the majestic Christ the Redeemer and breathtaking views from Sugarloaf Mountain over Copacabana and Ipanema.
Days 1 - 3
São Paulo is Brazil's largest city and the economic powerhouse of South America, offering an intoxicating blend of culture, cuisine, and cosmopolitan energy. This sprawling metropolis captivates visitors with its impressive skyline, world-renowned museums like MASP and Pinacoteca, and vibrant neighborhoods ranging from the bohemian Vila Madalena to the upscale Jardins. The city's culinary scene is legendary, featuring everything from traditional Brazilian churrascarias to innovative fusion restaurants representing over 70 nationalities. Avenida Paulista serves as the city's beating heart, lined with cultural centers, shops, and street performers. São Paulo's nightlife is unmatched in Latin America, with countless bars, clubs, and live music venues keeping the city alive 24/7. Despite its urban intensity, green spaces like Ibirapuera Park offer peaceful retreats. Whether you're exploring street art in Batman Alley, shopping at the Municipal Market, or experiencing the electric atmosphere of a football match, São Paulo promises an unforgettable urban adventure.
1h 22min
Days 3 - 4
Santos welcomes you as Brazil's premier beach city, where seven kilometers of pristine coastline stretch along the Atlantic Ocean. The historic coffee trade shaped this vibrant port city, leaving behind elegant colonial buildings and the fascinating Coffee Museum that tells tales of Brazil's golden era. You'll discover charming gardens, including the world's longest beachfront garden registered in the Guinness Book of Records, perfect for leisurely strolls. The city's football legacy lives on at Vila Belmiro stadium, home to Santos FC and birthplace of Pelé's legendary career. Modern shopping centers blend seamlessly with traditional markets, while waterfront restaurants serve fresh seafood with stunning ocean views. Santos offers the perfect balance between cultural exploration and beach relaxation, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking authentic Brazilian coastal life.
The transfer from the hotel in São Paulo to Santos needs to be organized independently.
4h 52min
Days 4 - 7
Paraty is a captivating colonial gem nestled between the mountains and the sea on Brazil's stunning Costa Verde. This UNESCO World Heritage site enchants visitors with its perfectly preserved 18th-century architecture, where whitewashed buildings adorned with colorful trim line cobblestone streets that flood during high tide. The historic center remains car-free, inviting you to wander through time while exploring charming boutiques, art galleries, and traditional cachaça distilleries. Beyond the colonial core, over 60 pristine beaches and islands await exploration, accessible by traditional wooden schooners. The surrounding Atlantic rainforest offers incredible hiking opportunities with cascading waterfalls and diverse wildlife. Paraty's vibrant cultural scene comes alive through numerous festivals celebrating literature, music, and local traditions. Whether you're seeking historical immersion, beach relaxation, or adventure in nature, this magical town delivers an unforgettable Brazilian experience.
The transfer from the hotel in Santos to Paraty needs to be organized independently.
1h 40min
Days 7 - 9
Angra dos Reis is a stunning coastal gem nestled between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, offering one of Brazil's most spectacular tropical escapes. This enchanting destination boasts 365 islands scattered across turquoise waters, each more beautiful than the last. Ilha Grande, the largest and most famous island, captivates visitors with pristine beaches like Lopes Mendes and lush Atlantic rainforest trails. The mainland town charms with its colonial architecture, vibrant markets, and waterfront restaurants serving fresh seafood. Whether you're snorkeling among colorful fish, sailing between secluded coves, or simply relaxing on powdery white sands, Angra dos Reis delivers pure tropical bliss. The warm climate and calm waters make it perfect for year-round exploration. Adventure seekers and beach lovers alike find their slice of paradise in this Brazilian treasure.
The transfer from the hotel in Paraty to Angra dos Reis needs to be organized independently.
2h 15min
Days 9 - 12
Rio de Janeiro is a city that pulses with life, color, and rhythm. Nestled between dramatic mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, this Brazilian metropolis offers an irresistible blend of natural beauty and urban excitement. The famous Copacabana and Ipanema beaches stretch along the coastline, inviting you to soak up the sun alongside locals and visitors alike. Towering above the city, the Christ the Redeemer statue on Corcovado Mountain provides breathtaking panoramic views. Sugarloaf Mountain offers another spectacular vantage point, accessible by cable car. The vibrant neighborhoods buzz with samba music, street art, and the warmth of Carioca hospitality. Whether you're exploring the historic Santa Teresa district or dancing at a lively street party, Rio promises unforgettable moments at every turn.
The transfer from the hotel in Angra dos Reis to Rio de Janeiro needs to be organized independently.
Day 11
In the morning, you will catch up with nice views from famous beaches such as Leblon beach next to the famous Ipanema Beach. In Copacabana, you will testify why Cariocas have such a beautiful tan. While you travel through these neighborhoods, you will hear a few tips on what to do around them. Head Downtown through the charming Botafogo shore where you will have the first glimpse of Sugarloaf Mountain, then you will pass through the historic Laranjeiras neighborhood, which hosts the Guanabara Palace, this building was once the residence of Princess Isabel, who in 1888 signed Lei Áurea (the Golden Law), which formally abolished slavery in Brazil. After you cross the Santa Barbara tunnel and enjoy a panoramic tour of downtown Rio passing next to the Sambodrome and a stopping at the metropolitan cathedral. You will have a few minutes to visit the church until it’s time to get back to the bus.
From there, you will make your way to Urca through Aterro do Flamengo and its parks, and hear all about Brazil’s participation in World War II as well as the founding of the city back in the late 1500s, just before arriving at Sugar Loaf. You will travel all the way to the top in two steps by cable car. The first cable car takes you to Urca Hill, a vantage point 215 meters high. From this stage, a second cable car takes you up to the top. At 395 meters you’ll enjoy breathtaking views from Copacabana beach, Niterói, and the Santa Cruz fortress. Explore Urca and Sugar Loaf hills for about 45 minutes before getting back to the bus.
Back down behold Rio’s scenery on your way to have a traditional barbecue lunch. Next, you'll make your way to Maracanã Stadium where you will take a lap around the stadium and have a short stop so you can appreciate the splendor of the two-time World Cup Finals host. Then you will make your way to Cosme Velho neighborhood, from where you will catch a 20-minute train ride up Corcovado Mountain through the lush and dense Tijuca rainforest to the towering Christ Redeemer statue. You will have about 40 minutes to get to know all the sides and views of Corcovado and Its worldwide known Christ Statue. After taking the train back down, you’ll be dropped off at your hotel, where you can freshen up for about an hour before the evening portion of your Combo tour begins. Following pickup at your hotel, you will get to know every Brazilian region through dance performance and clothing with the Ginga Tropical live show.
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Day 12
Discover the charming neighborhood of Santa Teresa, with its completely different vibe from the rest of Rio. See local artists create their art and work on their craft. Then you'll explore the Parque das Ruínas (Ruins Park) where you get to see one of the most beautiful views of the lesser known Rio, its tradition, its architecture, the lifestyle, street art and the bohemian atmosphere at night.
Walk down the famous ceramic Selaron stairway steps to reach Lapa, created by the Chilean Jorge Selarón and learn more about the pieces of ceramic that were placed on top of the paintings done by the locals who were decorating the stairs in support for the National Soccer Team in 1994’s World Cup, won by Brazil.
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£396.00per traveler
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