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Rio de Janeiro
Rio is world-famous for its beaches and mountains, but also offers fantastic shopping, a huge range of restaurants, vibrant nightlife and excellent sightseeing including the famous Corcovado and Sugar Loaf Mountain, making it perfect for a stay of several nights.

Iguassú
The south of Brazil is best-known for the spectacular waterfalls at Iguassú, which straddle the border between Brazil and Argentina. The best time to visit is just after the wet season (November to March) as the water levels are at their peak, but the falls are stunning at any time of year.

Beaches - Búzios & Angra dos Reis
The fashionable beach resort of Búzios, playground of Brazil's rich and famous, is noted for its many beaches and its nightlife, while the smaller resorts of the Costa Verde, including Angra dos Reis, offer quiet relaxation in beautiful surroundings. All are within easy reach of Rio.

The Amazon
The Amazon rainforest provides a fifth of the world's oxygen and is home to a huge variety of bird and animal life. It is best explored by staying at one of the numerous jungle lodges which are easily accessible from Manaus, or on a cruise travelling up some of the remote rivers.

The Pantanal
Western Brazil covers the region around the capital city, Brasilia, and the vast wetland region of the Pantanal. Although not as well known as the Amazon, the Pantanal is the best place in Brazil to see native species such as caimans, freshwater dolphins and monkeys.

Beaches - Salvador & The North
Northeast Brazil is well known for its uninterrupted white sand beaches. The city of Salvador is renowned for its colonial buildings, lively mix of cultures & stunning beaches. Head to nearby Praia do Forte for unspoilt natural splendour, endless beaches and a spectacular marine park.