Top Brazil Multi-day Cruises

Get an overview of Rio's most important sights during this comprehensive day tour. With your guide, tick off Christ the Redeemer statue, the Selarón Steps, Maracanã Stadium, and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian. If you upgrade to the premium option, you can even take the cable car to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain, plus stop for lunch in one of the city's best steakhouses. Round-trip, air-conditioned transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Rio de Janeiro is the home of samba, a lively type of Afro-Brazilian music and dance that's seen at the festival of Carnaval. If you want an immersive way to learn more about samba, skip professional performances and instead, try out a dance class and visit a real samba nightclub. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, an instructor is on hand to guide you through the steps. After mastering the basic movements, head out to show off on the dance floor.

You absolutely will not find another tour out there as packed with activities and attractions as this one, provided by CharlieTheTraveler. You will also not find another tour out there that offers it all "FIRST CLASS," yet for a relatively low price. We focus on small-group experiences, immersive cultural encounters, and seamless logistics, ensuring every journey is personal, enriching, and unforgettable from start to finish. ►A Helicopter Ride Over & Boat Ride to the Continent’s Grandest Waterfalls ►Doorless Helicopter Ride Over Rio de Janeiro (optional add-on) ►Exploring Both the Brazilian & Argentinean Side of Iguazu Falls ►Sightseeing in Rio de Janeiro ►A Wetland Cruise & Exotic Creatures (optional add-on) ►A Daytrip to Brazil’s Most Stylist Beach Resort ►Swimming in the Clearest Rivers on Earth *optional add-on ►An Expedition Around the Country’s Most Popular Island ►Visiting 2 Postcard-Perfect Colonial Towns ►Cruising Along the Tropical Coastline & Snorkeling

Beginning of the journey to the Meeting of the Waters , where we will observe the Rio Negro and Solimões that together form the Amazon River. Next we will visit the January Lake, where we will see the floating houses located on a inundated area because of the the flood period of the river.