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South America - Brazil

Brazil is vast and endlessly varied, from tropical beaches and rainforest to vibrant cities and remarkable wildlife.

For some travellers, it is about Rio de Janeiro, its beaches and its energy. For others, it is the Amazon, the wildlife of the Pantanal, the thunder of Iguazu Falls or the beaches of the northeast that make the journey so rewarding.

The country can be experienced as a city and beach trip, a wildlife-led journey, or a broader route combining several very different regions. Given its scale, each region feels like a distinct destination.

A great trip to Brazil often comes down to which regions you combine, the time of year and the distances between them.

Travel Guide

The first decision is understanding which parts of this enormous country are right for you.

Rio de Janeiro is the natural starting point for many, combining beaches, culture and one of the world’s most dramatic city settings. Iguazu Falls, on the border with Argentina, is among the great natural wonders. For wildlife, the Pantanal offers the best chance of seeing jaguars, while the Amazon brings rainforest and river journeys.

The beaches of the northeast, and idyllic islands such as Fernando de Noronha, offer time to relax. Once the right regions are identified, the route and hotels become much clearer.

Why travel with Curuvia in Brazil

Brazil offers extraordinary variety, from beaches and cities to rainforest and wildlife. We help you choose which regions to combine and when to visit, creating a journey that balances energy, nature and relaxation with a comfortable pace across this vast country.

Brazil's regions are vast distances apart

Cities, beaches, falls and wildlife each create a different trip

The best season depends heavily on the region

Iguazu combines naturally with Argentina

Start shaping your journey with us

Whether you would prefer to talk things through or already have something in mind, we will help you move forward with a clear and considered plan.