Day 1 Arrive Rio De Janeiro
Arrival at the International Airport (Tom Jobim) in Rio de Janeiro. Meet assist at the airport later transfer to hotel.
Overnight in Rio De Janeiro,

Day 2 Rio De Janeiro
Visit to the Corcovado Mountain.
This tour begins in Cosme Velho neighborhood with a cog wheel train ride . The train ride lasts for 15/20 minutes  approximately and goes  through out the Tijuca Forest which is the largest urban forest in the world .The tram goes up to the statue of the Christ. Once already there, a panoramic and extraordinary view of Rio will be seen – it enables to spot    Sugar Loaf, Guanabara Bay, the beaches of Southern Zone and the “Rodrigo de Freitas” lagoon.

After the visit of the Corcovado Mountain, the tour will continue along the beaches as far as to São Conrado area. Lunch in aTyoycal Barbecue House 6 HOURS TOUR Overnight in Rio De Janeiro,

Day 3 Rio De Janeiro
Visit Down Town, Sugar Loaf.

This tour continues with a downtown panoramic view passing by the Sambodrome, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Cinelândia Square, the Municipal Theater      ( Opera House ) , the National Library and National Museum of Fine Arts. Tour continues to Urca neighborhood.

The visit to the Sugar Loaf is by cable car and the ride is made into two stages. The first cable car takes passengers to Urca Hill, 215m high and to a beautiful view from the Guanabara Bay, the Rio-Niterói Bridge and the Corcovado mountain . At this point , in a second cable car guests will be taken up to the top of the mountain – at 395m height to find a splendid 360º view of this amazing city.

The view is also marked by other historical buildings like the “ Santa Cruz “ Fortress and the Fiscal Island .

Tour continues with panoramic view of the city center : the business and financial heart of Rio de Janeiro which is also a historical center of town with its building of Colonial Architecture , around The XV of November Square : Imperial Palace ; “ Arco do Teles “ ; “ Travessa do Comércio “ ; “ São Bento “ Monastery ( built by the Benedictines atop a hill ) .

Still around down town area the sightseeing will show “ Rio Branco “ Avenue and buildings from the “Belle Epoque” Era: the Naval Club ; the National Library ; the Modern Art Museum and the Opera house . The Metropolitan Cathedral ( of 20.000 people capacity ) will also be seen – a monumental edification made by glass and concrete nearby lots of Multinational Enterprises buildings .

Close to the end of the tour , a stop by the “ Sambódromo “ – conceived by the famous architect Oscar  Niemeyer , this is where the Carnival Parades are performed since the year 1984 .Lunch at Confeitaria Colombo. 6 HOURS TOUR.

Dinner And Samba Show.Dinner At  Vegetarian Ot Typical Restaurant
After Dinner , Samba Show At Plataforma 1 Show House :typical show of the National Folklore and Carnival featuring Samba Schools Costmes and dances .
Overnight in Rio De Janeiro,

Day 4  Rio De Janeiro – Manaus (By Flight)
Transfer hotel to airport for flight to Manaus.

Arrival at Manaus’ International Airport – Welcome by our English-speaking guides and transfer to Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes.
Overnight in Manaus,

Day 5 Manaus – By Cruise
Tour of the city of Manaus – visiting the main points of interest
Manaus, whose Indian name signifies “ land of the short man”, was founded in 1848.  It is located by the Rio Negro (Black River), specifically 1.250 km from the river mouth and 17 km from the confluence of the Solimoes River with the Black River.

In 1880, together with the city of Belém (State of Pará), it became the most important free port of the whole region, due to the large demand of rubber that happened worldwide. The Indians already knew this material, but it was only in 1842, thanks to Charles Goodyear who discovered the vulcanization process, that it was introduced in the automotive industry.

This discovery provoked a mass arrival of population and transformed the city into a real cultural centre.
Eduardo Ribeiro, governor in 1892, undertook major construction projects throughout the city, such as pavement of avenues, public lighting and the construction of squares as well as of the Port. But the reflection of this period, one of its biggest symbols, is to be found in one monument in particular, the Amazonas Theatre.

During our visit, we’ll get to know the vibrant, colourful and very exotic floating town and its histories. The Alféndega or Aduana building for example, was constructed in Great Britain and brought there stone by stone. Another 20th century imported British construction, was the Adolfo Lisboa municipal market. With its obvious Parisian inspiration and Art Nouveau style, it became a meeting point for all of Manaus’ habitants.
Overnight in Manaus,

Day 6 Manaus (By Cruise)
Tour of the city of Manaus – visiting the main points of interest
The major concentration of the free trade zone stores is located in front of the Port. Other buildings of interest are, the Metropolitan Cathedral, a traditional meeting place situated in Osvaldo square, as well as the Municipal Library.

The already mentioned Amazonas Theatre, work of Charles Peyronton, was opened in 1896, during the opulent period of the rubber boom.  It was prefabricated in Britain and its construction prolonged itself for practically two decades, using only European materials.

Exhibiting a mix of many architectonical styles, this Italian renascence building, with its neoclassical columns and staircases, has its interior spaces greatly decorated with spectacular candelabra, luxurious paintings and magnificent wooden floors. These wooden floors consist of 12000 wooden pieces, perfectly laid together, without the use of any nails or glue.

It has a 700 spectators capacity and is nowadays Manaus’ cultural centre. The Theatre has undergone subsequent restorations; the last of these was in 1990.
Overnight in Manaus,

Day 7 Manaus – Salvador (By Flight)
Arrival at Salvador International Airport – Luis Eduardo Magalhaes .Guests will be met by our staff  .Private transfer in to the hotel.
Overnight in Salvador,

Day 8 Salvador
Half day tour Salvador
This tour was specially designed for this group. One of the highlights is a walk around Pelourinho considered by UNESCO to be the site of the most significant colonial architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries that still exists in the world today. Apart from the infinite beauty of its churches, like the gold-gilded St. Francisco church, there are also artistically lit fountains, squares, monuments, museums, and a host of other attractions in Pelourinho

During our walk in Pelourinho we´ll visit the Rosário dos Pretos Church, this church started to be constructed in the beginning of the XVIII century, by the religious members of Irmandade de Nossa Senhora do Rosário dos Homens Pretos do Pelourinho.

Almost a year was necessary for concluding it. The front, in rococo style, has beautiful towers. Visitors can appreciate its beautiful tiles, its altars in neoclassic style and three images from the XVIII century – Our Lady of Rosário, São Antônio de Cartegerona and São Benedito. Behind the building there is an old cemetery of slaves.

We also visit the Monumento to Zumbi dos Palmares in memory of the heroes of the history of Brazil and the Afrao Brazilian Museum with more than 1260 pieces with religious themes and a considerable documentary archive with photos that shows the cultural history of Bahia.
Overnight in Salvador

Day 9 Salvador – Iguazu Falls (By Flight)
Transfer hotel – airport for board the flight to Iguazu.

Arrival at Iguazu . Meet and great followed by transfer-in to  Hotel in deluxe Vehicle (Car or Van )  with the assistance of an English-speaking guide .
Visit Brazilian side of the falls : Right alter lunch is finished , guided visit to the Brazilian side of the falls : 25 km far from down town .An 8 km road is already inside the National Park . One can walk around 1 kilometer to have a frontal view of the falls.
Overnight in Iguazu,

Day 10 Iguazu
Free day. Overnight in Iguazu,

Day 11 Depart Iguazu
Departure transfer to onward destination.

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