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After trying too hard to attract tourists for decades, Brazil has finally come up in a big way. The country is now attracting all kinds of travelers with its Patanal adventures, the biodiversity of the Amazon, enchanting coastal drives of the northeast, exotic beaches of Costa Verde and the luxe resorts of Santa Catarina. City dwellers enjoy the culture and lively attractions of Salvador da Bahia and food lovers cannot miss out on a trip to Sao Paulo.  There are a few adventures that simply have to become a part of your holidays in Brazil. The Iguacu Falls, one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the planet, is a must-see, as is the Amazon rainforest, home to some of the most unique species. Other things to see include Christ the Redeemer, Ipanema Beach, Sugarloaf Mountain and Teatro Municipal.  Check out our Brazil tours below.

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Best Time to Visit Brazil
Best Time to Visit Brazil
As Brazil occupies nearly half of South America, the country has diverse landscapes and climate zones. So there is no single best time to visit Brazil. Your holiday experience in the country will largely depend on where you want to go and when. Whether you seek the pulsating energy of Rio de Janeiro’s festivities or the serene tranquility of the Pantanal wetlands, understanding the nuances of the country's season will help you make the most of your trip to Brazil. This article explores the intricacies of the country’s weather patterns, seasonal highlights, and travel tips.
Brazil in January: An Escape from Winter
Brazil in January: An Escape from Winter
Start a brand new year strolling on tropical beaches, sipping refreshing cocktails, or simply soaking up the sun. Visit Brazil in January to enjoy all the joys of summer — warm temperatures, jubilant celebrations, and plenty of destinations to explore.
Brazil in February: High Summer in the Southern Hemisphere
Brazil in February: High Summer in the Southern Hemisphere
A jubilant mood pervades Brazil in February. Warm weather conditions and tons of merriments attract lots of visitors to the country during this time of year. Spend your days basking on beaches, exploring cities, or discovering the underrated parts of Brazil. Just remember that precipitation is high in February. But with so much to do and see in Brazil, rain should hardly be an issue to dampen your holiday spirit.
Brazil in March: Weather and Travel Tips
Brazil in March: Weather and Travel Tips
Brazil has a tropical climate and is warm year-round and March is one of the best times to visit this vibrant and energetic country. Carnival season and Holy Week take place in March and the cities are filled with bustling crowds enjoying colorful samba parades and street parties. It’s also a great time for hiking and sightseeing around the vibrant Rio de Janeiro as the temperatures are slightly cooler than in summer and you can enjoy long, lazy days on the beach, spectacular hikes, and visiting some of the country’s beautiful cities.
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Haruyo O. | Traveled in September

It is a very tiring trip. My so of law did this trip nearly 20 years ago, he told me how tedious the fights are, I was all prepared. There's no way around, but you can elaborate about it, It is a big country especially for us from UK!!! We had a wonderful group, people make or ruin the well prepared trip (by you). Marcello was wonderful.

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Jack H. | Traveled in August

This was my 5th Contiki and it was another unforgettable experience. The trip manager () was excellent, a true expert in all things South American. My only constructive comment is linked to the number of days spent in Buenos Aires. The add ons and city were disappointing compared to the rest of the trip. I can't believe we spent so long there. I would have much rather spend more time in the Amazon or in Rio.

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Anonymous | Traveled in July
Wildlife Paradise for mammals, birds and Reptiles. what an Adventure to a remote and beautiful place

Unlike the dense Amazon rainforest, the Pantanal is more open and flat, making wildlife easier to spot. Over 650 bird species, including hyacinth macaws, Toco Toucans, Greater Rhea, jabiru storks. Jaguars (we saw Three!) We also saw Capybaras, giant river otters, caimans, tapirs, Coati, Howler and Capuchin Monkeys, Azara's agouti, tamandua, Crab eating fox to name a few!

Pantanal - Land of the Jaguar
Stephanie S. | Traveled in July

I loved all of the excursions that we went on, especially the boat ride at Iguazu Falls. Everything was well planned and organized. I felt completely safe at all times. Our tour guide () was amazing and always kept us well informed.

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Carly F. | Traveled in July

Had the most wonderful family experience making core memories. Enjoyed by my family ranging from age 6 to 78. Cannot say enough great things about , our guide who made us feel welcome, safe, comfortable and was always one step ahead with information. He was complemented by a wonderful team of local guides each excited to share their culture and knowledge. Highlights were the food, tango, walking along the beach, sunrises in Rio, Christ the Redeemer (not too crowded), and the mist of Iguasu falls.

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Alan | Traveled in July

Great trip especially the Amazon. Diego was a great tour leader and Victor was also excellent. its quite expensive though. last year I had to cancel the same trip at the last minute and was disappointed that explore did not give me any credit or repayment as I am a regular and loyal customer. the group was small and i would have preferred a bigger more lively group ideally. But Brazil is fab.

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Brazil Tours — Highlights and Travel Tips

Tour Highlights

  • Look over Rio de Janeiro from the Christ the Redeemer statue
  • Dance the streets during Carnaval (held just before Lent each year, typically during February or early March)
  • Search for toucans in the Amazon rainforest
  • Relax on the Copacabana beaches
  • Explore the depths of Buraco das Araras, a massive sandstone crater
  • Climb Sugarloaf Mountain
  • Snorkel in the Rio de Prata

 

Travel Tips

  • A Brazil tour is not for relaxing indoors. Brazilians love to be outside, and the country has plenty of natural phenomena to explore: from the Amazon rainforest to the Pantanal wetlands and sandy tropical beaches. Pack your sunscreen.
  • Brazilians are some of the most outgoing people in the world. Get ready for plenty of energetic (and loud) conversation with locals.
  • Get ready to party. Beyond Carnaval and the New Year's Reveillon, Rio de Janeiro is known for hosting many free music festivals throughout the year.
  • English isn't as widely spoken as you would expect. Waiters, taxi drivers and others in the tourism industry will try their best, but have patience and prepare a few words in Portuguese just in case.
  • Unlike in some countries, pedestrians do not have the right of way in Brazil. Do not try to jaywalk, and take extra caution when crossing the road.

Brazil has seasonal weather so please do check up on best time to visit Brazil before planning your tour.

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