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- The best Brazil tour packages
- What people love about Brazil Tours
- Most popular destinations in Brazil
- Travel Brazil your way
- Best tour companies for Brazil tours
- Best places to start your Brazil tour
- Discover Brazil tours for every budget
- Brazil tours for every type of group
- Top Brazil travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Brazil
- Brazil travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Brazil travel experts
- What our customers ask about Brazil Tours & Trips
The best Brazil tour packages
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NadineBrazil travel expert at TourRadar
Brazil's finest attractions stretch from Rio's Maracanã Stadium to Iguazu's thundering cascades. 4-star hotels provide comfort, traditional rotisserie lunch delights in Rio, and 1,400 exotic birds dazzle at the Bird Park. Both Brazilian and Argentine falls offer unique perspectives.
Duration 7 days Destinations Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wonderful Holidays UK From $2,658
10% Off- US$2,392You save $266
Duration 7 days Destinations Rio de Janeiro, Paraty Age Range Ages 8+ Operated in English, Portuguese, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From $2,800
2% Off- US$2,750You save $50
Brazil Carnival Full Experience 6D/5N (Rio de Janeiro)
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing tour. I made new friends from all around the world.”
Yoan, traveled in February
Rio's legendary carnival comes alive with premium Sambadrome parade viewing and guided tours of Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain. Authentic blocos, Guanabara Bay cruises, and Santa Teresa's mansions await while staying at Hotel Granada with expert guides available 24/7.
Duration 6 days Destinations Rio de Janeiro Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
2% Off- US$1,893
Colors of Brazil: Rio, Foz do Iguazu & Salvador (incl. domestic flights)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers
This Brazilian odyssey showcases Rio's Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain, Iguazu's 275 waterfalls, and Salvador's historic Pelourinho. The package includes 8 nights accommodation, domestic flights, and guided tours through Frades and Itaparica islands for around $2,400.
Duration 9 days Destinations Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu, Salvador Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Portuguese, Spanish Operator ETours Brazil DMC From
2% Off- US$1,910
Manaus Amazon Jungle Adventure 5D/4N
23 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Such a great tour and way to truly experience the Amazon Jungle with an expert guide.”
Susun, traveled in February
Manaus's Amazon beckons at approx. $140/day, showcasing the Meeting of Waters and Paraná do Mamori wildlife. Top-rated local guides like Eduardo (50+ reviews) lead piranha fishing, caiman spotting, and indigenous village visits from comfortable lodges and authentic jungle camps.
Duration 5 days Destinations Manaus Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
2% Off- US$687
What people love about Brazil Tours
The tour very good , the hotel very Bad smell bad ( no towels no soap hotel like jail ( omg) we book after the tour next day about 0.1 miles name Mirasol Hotel only 45$ day but super clean feel 4 star Hotel the Tour should give the customers like this hotel if have to rate a little it fine ! Besides hotel overall good
Brazil Carnival Full Experience 6D/5N (Rio de Janeiro)
- Manaus Amazon Jungle Adventure 5D/4N
Best value for my money I've ever received. Amazing guides, flawless English, great customer service, so many stories/memories made. Would definitely recommend for anyone headed to the Amazon!!
- Rio de Janeiro and Iguassu Falls Experience
Fantastic tour and beautiful country!
Most popular destinations in Brazil
For a tour where animal spotting is a priority, consider booking an adventure to Mata Atlantica (the Atlantic Forest), located on the coast of Brazil. With adventures ranging in length, you're sure to find an experience that suits your travel plans.
See all Mata Atlantica toursThe Petrópolis x Teresópolis trek stands out among Brazil's highland trails, with our groups particularly drawn to the granite peaks of Castelos do Açú and Pedra do Sino. The rocky paths lead to wide-open views that stretch across the serra's undulating landscape. Local guides Thallis and Guilherme bring the trails to life with their deep knowledge of native plants, wildlife and also trail conditions. After tackling the steeper sections, hikers can cool off in the natural pools of Véu de Noiva waterfalls - exactly what you need after a good climb. The best hiking window runs from April through October when you'll get clear visibility and pleasant temperatures, though you'll want to start early to catch those first rays of sun hitting the mountaintops.
See all Brazilian Highlands toursDiscover the ideal tour package for you through Northern Brazil. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 15 days. The most popular month to go is December, which has the most tour departures.
See all Northern Brazil toursImmerse yourself in the Amazon Rainforest, a vast green sanctuary teeming with diverse wildlife. Navigate the winding rivers, hike lush trails, spot exotic birds and encounter unique flora and fauna. It's a nature lover's paradise.
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Travel Brazil your way
Brazil's adventure travel offers heart-pounding experiences. Conquer the Amazon rainforest on a guided trek, surf the immense waves in Florianópolis, dive in Fernando de Noronha's vibrant marine life, or hang glide above the captivating landscape of Rio de Janeiro.
See all Active toursTake in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Brazil. There are 7 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 5 days up to 14 days. The most popular month for these tours is September.
Our Brazil exploration really takes you deep into the country's varied landscapes. The coastal route through Rio's Paraty and Ilha Grande is a customer favorite - you can swim in quiet hidden coves and walk forest paths to find secluded beaches. The local guides get lots of praise from our travelers for sharing rich details about each spot. Another solid choice takes you into the Pantanal wetlands, where you'll stay at authentic lodges while spotting alligators and jaguars. The Amazon tours from Manaus are consistently rated high by customers, especially the hands-on experiences like piranha fishing, watching pink river dolphins and jungle camping. Our guide Eduardo gets mentioned often for bringing the jungle alive with his deep knowledge of survival skills and wildlife.
Find the right partially guided tour for you in Brazil. There are 125 trips to choose from, that range from one day in length, up to 62 days. The month with the most departures is December, making it the most popular time to visit Brazil.
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Best tour companies for Brazil tours
Looking at both companies, Intrepid Travel tends to deliver solid experiences - their tour leaders know their stuff and the logistics usually run smoothly. But it's worth noting that around New Year's, quite a few travelers have mentioned unexpected schedule shifts. They handle the changes professionally, though it can throw off people's plans. TourRadar's situation is a bit more complicated. Some customers have run into communication hiccups, and there's been confusion about group versus private tours. We've heard from travelers who booked thinking they'd be part of a group, only to find themselves on a private tour instead. It's not necessarily bad, but it's definitely not what everyone wants or expects. The key with both companies seems to be asking lots of questions upfront. With Intrepid, you'll want to confirm holiday season schedules and backup plans. For TourRadar bookings, it's smart to get written confirmation about the exact tour type, group size and what happens if numbers change. Their customer service usually responds well to direct questions, which can help avoid surprises later. The actual tours from both companies are generally good quality - it's just the organization and communication that sometimes need extra attention. Most issues seem to come from assumptions rather than actual service problems, which is why clear communication matters so much.
Best places to start your Brazil tour
Rio serves as the main jumping-off point for most Brazil trips, with 49 tours starting there. Manaus is your gateway to 15 different Amazon adventures, while Buenos Aires, Campo Grande and also Salvador handle the rest of our departures. We've found booking about 56 days ahead works well for most dates, but you'll want to move faster during Carnival and New Year's when schedules can shift around. April through June and September through November tend to be sweet spots - good weather and smaller crowds, though the Amazon sees some rain no matter when you visit. Our regular travelers often mix things up by combining a few days in Salvador, with its colonial streets and rich Afro-Brazilian culture, with time exploring either the Amazon or watching wildlife in the Pantanal.
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If you're keeping an eye on costs, we've got some really practical Amazon and Rio combinations that work well. Our popular 3-day Amazon package puts you right in jungle lodges where you'll fish for piranhas and head out on night walks to spot wildlife. Our customers keep telling us how much they love the bilingual guides and the genuine local cooking. The 7-day Iguazu tours cover both sides of the falls, plus you get time at the Bird Park with its 1,400 native species and also traditional dancing at Rafain Churrascaria. These tours are budget-friendly because they're efficient - you still see Christ the Redeemer, take the Sugarloaf cable car and explore those colorful Selarón Steps, just without extra add-ons.
The luxury Amazon trips really shine, especially when you're cruising the Rio Negro in complete comfort. You'll have private transfers throughout, stay in top jungle lodges and learn from expert naturalists. There's this particularly good option that takes you from Manaus's Opera House to the Meeting of the Waters, where you can watch different-colored rivers running side by side. For Iguazu Falls, our luxury programs include special viewing spots at Devil's Throat, private guides for both sides and excellent 5-star hotels overlooking the falls. Our luxury travelers tell us they really appreciate being able to adjust their daily plans and also getting that personal connection with local communities.
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Brazil tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
174 tours in BrazilThe most popular Brazil group tours weave together Amazon expeditions and Rio experiences, with great feedback coming in about the 3-4 day jungle programs. Our travelers constantly mention guides like "Jungle James," who brings deep local knowledge, while creating an upbeat group atmosphere. During Amazon lodge stays, everyone gets involved in hands-on activities from piranha fishing to night walks tracking caimans in their habitat. The groups naturally connect over shared meals with local dishes and exchanging tales about wildlife encounters. For extended journeys, the Rio-Iguazu routes have proven especially successful. Groups explore Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain before flying together to see both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of Iguazu Falls and also the Bird Park sanctuary. Our customers often mention how meaningful it is to share these moments with fellow travelers, particularly during Amazon night safaris, caiman spotting and also evening samba in Rio. The jungle camping experiences earn high marks too, as groups collaborate on camp setup and learn practical survival techniques from veteran guides.
Small Group
120 tours in BrazilOur small-group tours in Brazil earn consistent praise for creating genuine connections with each destination. Travelers tell us how groups of just a few people can truly discover hidden corners of Paraty and Ilha Grande, taking time to swim in secluded coves and wander forest paths without rushing. The routes blend Rio's urban pulse with coastal explorations, and local guides share detailed knowledge about the culture, history and also daily life of each spot. Beach tours through Trindade stand out, with travelers discovering pristine waters and quiet coves away from crowds. During peak times like New Year's, itineraries might shift, but the small groups stay nimble enough to catch sunrise at Christ the Redeemer or linger longer watching jaguars in the Pantanal wetlands. What makes these tours special is how travelers connect with each other, from dining at neighborhood restaurants in Rio to gathering for sunset celebrations on Ilha Grande's beaches. There's always a good mix of guided experiences and independent time, so everyone can explore at their own rhythm while still experiencing the essential highlights.
Private / Personalized
82 tours in BrazilThe private Rio-Iguazu-Amazon trips give you real freedom to explore Brazil's big highlights at your own speed. We'll set you up with personal naturalist guides for Amazon walks, arrange private boats for piranha fishing and get you exclusive visits to Caboclo villages. Having your own guide in Rio means you can get to Christ the Redeemer early, before the crowds show up, and time your Sugarloaf visit for the perfect sunset. Our travelers really like being able to spend extra time getting those perfect waterfall photos at Iguazu or lingering in the Amazon when interesting wildlife appears.
Top Brazil travel itineraries to fit your plans
Our week-long tours link Rio's city buzz with the raw power of Iguazu Falls. Starting in Rio, you'll explore Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain before flying to Iguazu to experience both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls. The Bird Park is a huge hit with our customers - home to 1,400 birds across 150 species, and they also really enjoy the evening entertainment at Rafain Churrascaria. If nature's more your thing, spend the week Amazon-focused instead - you'll see the Meeting of Waters, take guided jungle walks and visit native villages. The riverside eco-lodges make great bases for watching pink dolphins in the Negro River while learning about jungle life from expert naturalist guides.
Ten days gives you the perfect pace to really get to know Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls and also Rio de Janeiro. You'll start in Argentina's capital exploring French-influenced neighborhoods and tango culture before moving to Iguazu where both countries' trail networks await. The final Rio stretch mixes guided visits to major sites with free time for Copacabana and Ipanema beaches. Our travelers tell us they love having multiple days in each spot - it means joining optional activities like the Ginga show in Rio or taking extra time to photograph the falls from different angles.
Two weeks in Brazil lets you properly dive into multiple ecosystems. The Amazon boat journey from Belém shows river life up close - sleeping in hammocks on deck, meeting indigenous communities and exploring Ver-o-Peso market's exotic ingredients. Another option combines Salvador's colonial African heritage with time in both the Amazon and Pantanal wetlands. Our customers particularly enjoy watching jaguars from riverboats in the Pantanal and seeing pink dolphins play alongside their Amazon cruise. These longer routes wrap up at either Iguazu Falls or Rio, giving proper time to appreciate Brazil's natural wonders and city culture.
Demographics
Solo travelers click really well with our Amazon and Rio combinations. The 3-day Amazon programs put you together with other travelers while you learn jungle skills - there's piranha fishing, nighttime caiman spotting and comfortable shared lodges to stay in. Our local guides make group dinners social events where everyone connects. Rio tours work great for solo guests since you've got structure when you need it - Christ the Redeemer visits by day, group samba nights when evening comes. During Carnival, solo travelers tell us they love joining the blocos with their small groups and picking up basic samba moves together.
Couples pick our luxury packages that link Rio, Iguazu and the coast. You'll get private transfers throughout and really nice hotels with views over Guanabara Bay and the falls. Paraty is perfect for two - you can walk cobbled streets that fill with water at high tide and take private boats to beaches where you'll have space to yourselves. Ilha Grande works beautifully for couples with its car-free paths leading to quiet coves. The upscale Amazon stays fit well too - private jungle guides show you around and you'll stay in comfortable lodges right on the river.
Active travelers in their 20s and 30s love our multi-stop routes. They kick off in Rio joining street parties and climbing Morro Dois Irmaos for city views, then hit Ilha Grande to hop between beaches and snorkel in the Blue Lagoon. The Pantanal piece gets great feedback - you'll fish for piranhas, track jaguars on safari drives and paddle canoes through flooded plains. Our younger guests tell us they really click with this mix of actual outdoor activity and social time, from sampling caipirinhas in Rio to sharing stories by the lodge fire in the Amazon.
Senior travelers appreciate our well-paced luxury tours that blend comfort and culture nicely. These routes come with door-to-door service, quality guides and enough time to really take in each spot. Most combine Rio's key sights with both sides of Iguazu Falls, using good paths and viewing areas all the way. Many add time in Salvador to dig into colonial buildings and Afro-Brazilian culture. The Amazon luxury cruises fit perfectly here - you get comfortable cabins, expert naturalists and easy ways to experience the jungle.
Families choose the Rio and Iguazu Falls routes again and again for good reason. Kids get a kick out of spotting toucans and macaws at the Bird Park sanctuary while walking both sides of the falls. Our family groups tell us their little ones can't get enough of getting splashed at Devil's Throat viewpoint, and they love watching performers at the Rafain dance shows each evening. The cable car rides up to Cristo and Sugarloaf are always a hit - they're fun ways up and the viewing platforms give everyone space to move around. Many families appreciate the quiet afternoons at Lagoa do Japonês, where clear blue waters offer a perfect break between activities.
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Best time to visit Brazil
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter offers perfect conditions to really see Brazil's diverse landscapes at their best. Lots of our customers combine Rio's cultural spots with Iguazu Falls - you get clear shots at Christ the Redeemer before summer's haze rolls in. Even in winter the carnival spirit stays strong, and you can join local samba clubs or try your hand at Brazilian cooking. The Pantanal wetlands are particularly good for spotting wildlife this time of year since animals cluster around the remaining water pools. Our travelers love starting cool mornings hiking Tijuca Forest's paths and then warming up with rich feijoada stews in neighborhood restaurants.
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- January 2026 150 tours
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- Spring 2026
Spring brings ideal weather for exploring outdoors. The Iguazu Falls tours are especially popular now - from the Brazilian side you'll get those wide sweeping views, while the Argentine walkways take you right into the spray and mist. Our customers often tell us how much they enjoyed watching toucans and macaws zooming around the Bird Park's 16-hectare grounds. You won't find the summer crowds at Rio's main sites, making it easy to mix city visits with trips to Petropolis, Sugar Loaf Mountain and other spots. The calm spring waters around Paraty are perfect for boat trips, which our guests particularly enjoy.
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- Summer 2026
Summer is when Brazil's coast and nature areas really shine. Many travelers split their time between Rio's lively beaches and the car-free island of Ilha Grande - you can hike to hidden coves or take boats to quiet swimming spots. The Pantanal's summer rains bring out caimans, capybaras and countless birds, making it a wildlife spotter's paradise. Our combination tours linking the wetlands with both sides of Iguazu Falls are especially popular with nature enthusiasts. The Amazon region is also at its best, where our customers love taking night safaris to find nocturnal animals and learning about traditional plant medicine from local guides.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Autumn hits that sweet spot between cultural experiences and outdoor activities. Most of our autumn routes start in Rio, where the mild temperatures are perfect for exploring the hills and vibrant neighborhoods. Many people add time in Paraty, where autumn brings great conditions for boat trips to secluded beaches with crystal-clear snorkeling waters. The Blue Lagoon day trips are always a highlight - our customers love swimming in the pristine waters between the islands. Some tours head inland to mix Iguazu Falls with colonial town visits, and the autumn festivals and shows at places like Rafain Churrascaria are always a hit with our guests.
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Brazil travel guides - curated by our experts
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What's the Best Time to Visit Brazil?
Brazil's got something special year-round really. Winter (June to August) is fantastic for Rio with perfect weather for exploring the city and catching Carnival - you'll see this in tours like the Luxury 7 Day Iguazu Falls Adventure. Spring hits from September to November bringing beautiful blooming flowers and mild temperatures that's perfect if you want to explore the Amazon rainforest maybe on that Amazon Jungle 3 Days tour. Summer (December to March) is when the beaches come alive and everything's buzzing though prices do go up a bit. If you're looking for a quieter time with great weather try fall (April to May) when there are fewer tourists around - the Costa Verde Explorer tour is particularly nice then.
What Are Brazil's Must-Try Regional Dishes?
The food scene in Brazil is absolutely incredible. You've got to try feijoada - this amazing black bean stew with meat that restaurants typically serve Wednesdays and Saturdays. If you're near the coast look for moqueca it's this delicious seafood stew in coconut milk that's huge in Bahia. Açaí bowls are everywhere for breakfast or snacks and you can't miss churrasco - these incredible barbecue feasts at churrascarias all over the country. The Bonito & Pantanal Food Safari and Amazon Food Tour really showcase these flavors beautifully.
How Do I Get Around in Brazil?
Getting around Brazil's actually pretty straightforward. For long distances domestic flights work great connecting major cities like Rio Sao Paulo and Manaus. Buses are a budget-friendly option between cities with different comfort levels. In cities you've got taxis and ride-sharing apps everywhere plus metro systems and buses that run from early morning till late. The Pantanal Bonito & Iguazu Adventure tour uses all these transport types really well.