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Within an area larger than that of the continental U.S., Brazil’s varied landscapes encompass deserts, mountains, beaches, plains and forests. The only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas has a population of 175 million people, and like its landscapes Brazils cultures are equally varied: from cosmopolitan and chic urban centers, to rural estancias, to indigenous jungle villages. Brazilians are well-known for their enthusiastic passion for life and influences from Indian, African or European heritages are manifested in the unique traditions of each region.
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Amazon Rainforest Cruise aboard the M/Y Tucano
The Amazon River is 7 miles wide near Manaus. It drains a 2.3 million square mile basin that contains the earth's largest tract of tropical forest. 60% of this region, known as Amazonia, lies within Brazil, and has beckoned explorers since the Spaniard Orellana first navigated the river in 1542. Using an air-conditioned, 18-passenger riverboat as our base, we watch for birds in the treetops, study plants in the forest, swim off of white sand beaches, fish for piranha in black water streams, search for caiman at night, and visit local river communities. view details
Length: 11 days / 10 nights
Season: March - December
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $3,185
The Amazon River is 7 miles wide near Manaus. It drains a 2.3 million square mile basin that contains the earth's largest tract of tropical forest. 60% of this region, known as Amazonia, lies within Brazil, and has beckoned explorers since the Spaniard Orellana first navigated the river in 1542. Using an air-conditioned, 18-passenger riverboat as our base, we watch for birds in the treetops, study plants in the forest, swim off of white sand beaches, fish for piranha in black water streams, search for caiman at night, and visit local river communities. view details
Length: 11 days / 10 nights
Season: March - December
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $3,185
Pantanal Nature Safari
The Pantanal is one of nature's last frontiers, an overlooked wilderness covering 89,000 square miles at the heart of South America. It is a patchwork of ecological niches — sparkling lakes, clear rivers, dense gallery forests, open savannahs and forested islands — containing the earth's greatest concentration of tropical fauna including more than 650 species of birds, 260 species of fish, 80 species of mammals and 1,700 species of plants! Our base for enjoying South America's richest natural history experience is the comfortable Caiman Ecological Refuge, a private 131,000 acre ranch/reserve. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: April - November
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $2,745
The Pantanal is one of nature's last frontiers, an overlooked wilderness covering 89,000 square miles at the heart of South America. It is a patchwork of ecological niches — sparkling lakes, clear rivers, dense gallery forests, open savannahs and forested islands — containing the earth's greatest concentration of tropical fauna including more than 650 species of birds, 260 species of fish, 80 species of mammals and 1,700 species of plants! Our base for enjoying South America's richest natural history experience is the comfortable Caiman Ecological Refuge, a private 131,000 acre ranch/reserve. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: April - November
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $2,745
Ultimate Brazil
This exciting soft-adventure provides an exceptional overview of Brazil. We explore some of the country’s foremost reserves — relatively unknown Itatiaia, the nation’s first national park and a region of uncommon beauty with both primary and secondary Atlantic rainforest; the pristine northeastern beaches of Praia do Forte; and Iguaçu Falls, one of the world’s great natural wonders. In addition we tour two of the country’s most colorful and historic cities, Rio de Janeiro and Salvador da Bahia. view details
Length: 14 days / 13 nights
Season: April - November
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $4,325
This exciting soft-adventure provides an exceptional overview of Brazil. We explore some of the country’s foremost reserves — relatively unknown Itatiaia, the nation’s first national park and a region of uncommon beauty with both primary and secondary Atlantic rainforest; the pristine northeastern beaches of Praia do Forte; and Iguaçu Falls, one of the world’s great natural wonders. In addition we tour two of the country’s most colorful and historic cities, Rio de Janeiro and Salvador da Bahia. view details
Length: 14 days / 13 nights
Season: April - November
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $4,325
