Brazil - July 2025

This once-in-a-lifetime experience starts in Rio (The Marvelous City), where Cristiano and his brother Eduardo will take you to iconic sites such as Christ the Redeemer and Copacabana Beach, as well as some hidden gems known only to the locals. Rio de Janeiro might be known for its beaches, football, and Carnival, but few realize that it contains the world's largest urban forest.

From Rio, you will head to Paraty, a colonial coastal village where time seems to have stopped. Explore the colorful streets packed with good food and unique crafts. In Paraty, the rainforest meets the sea, offering the best of both worlds. The region is surrounded by many islands and stunning beaches, making a boat trip a must-do. We will visit the only tropical fjord in the world on a remarkable boat trip, stopping at untouched beaches, waterfalls, and scenic lookouts.

We then return to Rio and fly to Bahia, the African heart of Brazil. Bahia offers beautiful beaches, tropical weather, and a culture like no other place on Earth. The 3 Cs (Coconut, Cacao, and Capoeira) highlight this fun-filled destination. We will visit an authentic Pataxó indigenous village to discover how the true locals live in paradise. And, of course, try some real cacao straight from the source. Flavors, rhythm, and, nature make Bahia the heartbeat of the Brazilian culture

Our fourth destination is Alto Paraíso (High Paradise), considered by many to be the spiritual capital of Brazil. Here, you’ll find giant waterfalls, crystals, alternative communities, and a laid-back lifestyle.  Alto Paraíso, is the door way to "Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park", recognized as a Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The cherry on top of this trip is the “Multi-ethnic Village Festival,” a unique Indigenous cultural celebration where you’ll be immersed in music, dance, crafts, and ceremonies. The Multiethnic Village is a Festival in Chapada dos Veadeiros dedicated to strengthening the cultures and political struggles of indigenous and quilombola peoples, with principles of preservation, promotion, and access to Brazilian material and immaterial heritage.