Starting in the iconic city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its stunning setting between lush mountains and pristine beaches. Rio is a vibrant city brimming with energy, offering a wealth of sights, activities, and miles of sun-kissed coastline to explore. During your three-day stay, visit iconic landmarks like Christ the Redeemer and the Maracanã stadium, alongside breathtaking natural sights such as Sugarloaf Mountain and Copacabana Beach, there’s no shortage of things to see and do.

Iguazu Falls is an awe-inspiring natural wonder, stretching 2.5 kilometers and featuring over 250 individual cascades, all nestled within lush rainforest and connected by scenic walking trails. Located on the border between Argentina’s Misiones province and Brazil’s Paraná state, it forms the largest waterfall system in the world. In this remote paradise, you’ll be fully immersed in Brazil’s natural beauty, far from the hustle and bustle of the nearest city.

Made up of a variety of distinct terrains and ecosystems – wetlands, savannah and rainforest – the Pantanal remains of the most unspoiled and abundant habitats in the world, home to many endangered species including hyacinth macaws, toucans, tapir, giant anteaters, giant otters, the maned wolf, jaguar and capybara.You’ll explore the Pantanal from Caiman Ecological Refuge, where activities include walking tours on trails through the forest, perhaps ending at Paizinho’s bridge, an excellent place to observe spectacled caimans. You can also set off on photographic safaris on specially adapted vehicles, take to the water on canoe trips and enjoy nighttime wildlife watching.

Recognized by National Geographic Traveller as one of the best hotels in Brazil, Cristalino Jungle Lodge is undoubtedly one of the top destinations to explore the Amazon rainforest, one of the planet’s most biodiverse ecosystems. A spectacular and comfortable retreat, it is thoughtfully designed with sustainability in mind, making it an ideal choice for passionate nature enthusiasts. Surrounded by pristine rainforest, the lodge emphasizes sustainability and conservation while providing guests with the opportunity to explore the rich wildlife, waterways, and unique landscapes of the Amazon.You'll have the chance to take part in a variety of exciting activities, including canoeing through the waterways, piranha fishing, guided hikes, wildlife spotting, and more. Additionally, you'll visit remote indigenous communities to gain insight into life in the rainforest.

As a cultural melting pot, Sao Paulo stands as a hub for design, cuisine, and shopping. The stylish neighborhood of Jardins will be your base where you can enjoy people-watching at trendy cafés, browse upscale boutiques, and take guided tours of other unique areas like the bohemian and artistic Vila Madalena.