Travel to Brazil, a country of astonishing geographic diversity. From the world’s most extensive flood plains to the Amazon rainforest to white sandy beaches and teeming metropolis.

From rugged mountainous landscapes to baroque colonial architecture, Brazil’s natural and human-made wonders draw visitors from all over the world. Travel to Brazil and visit some of the incredible seventeen UNESCO World Heritage listed sites such as  Ouro Preto or Iguazu Falls.

When to go to Brazil?

– Brazil, and especially Rio de Janeiro, experience a massive surge in visitors over New Year’s Eve and Carnival – plan well ahead for travel over these dates.
– The weather for coastal Brazil is generally warm and pleasant and rarely experiences extreme hot or cold temperatures.
– The Pantanal dry season from June to September is the best time to see mammals; the wetter months are lovely for birdwatching.
– May to September are the driest months in the Brazilian Amazon, but rainfall is frequent all year round.

Our Expert’s Choice:

– For wildlife enthusiasts, a trip to the world’s largest wetland region, the Pantanal, is hard to beat. See blue hyacinth macaws, giant anteaters, toucans and more with a stay in a traditional Fazenda.
– A stay in the picture-perfect colonial town of Paraty is the perfect way to wind down after the hectic pace of Rio de Janeiro.
Venture into Bahia’s interior to explore the stunning tabletop mountain scenery of Chapada Diamantina.
– Stroll the stunning historic centre of Salvador de Bahia and experience the vibrant African influence evident in local music, dance, food, and religion.