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Brazil Adventure Tour

Rio, Iguacu Falls and the Amazon Rainforest

Brazil Adventure Tour – Rio, Iguacu Falls and the Amazon Rainforest

11 Days - 10 Nights

$5,99500 pp
  • Based on Double Occupancy

Brazil Adventure Tour

Rio, Iguacu Falls and the Amazon Rainforest

  • Based on double occupancy for 2 travelers.

  • 4 nights Belmond Copacabana
  • 2 nights Belmond Das Cataratas
  • 1 night Vila Amazonas
  • Daily breakfast at all hotels
  • Half-day Panoramic Rio and Sugarloaf tour
  • Half-day Corcovado tour
  • Half-day Iguacu Falls tour – Brazilian side (National Park entrance fee included)
  • 4-day M/V Desafio Amazon cruise (includes all meals and guided excursions)
  • Private guide services
  • Airport-hotel transfers
  • Deluxe transportation air-conditioned vehicles
  • Excludes international and domestic airfare.

  • Meals not included on the itinerary

  • Gratuities to guides and drivers

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