South Brazil: See & Experience It ALL in 13 Days, 1st Class Custom Tours

South Brazil is a vibrant and captivating region that offers travelers an unforgettable 13-day adventure. From the bustling streets of São Paulo to the natural wonders of Iguazu Falls, this custom tour promises an immersive exploration of the area’s diverse culture, history, and cuisine. Whether you’re seeking to discover the Gaúcho lifestyle or uncover the charm of historic cities, this 1st-class experience will leave you craving more of Brazil’s southern allure.

Key Points

• Explore the dynamic energy and vibrant culture of São Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, with its world-class museums and diverse neighborhoods.

• Witness the awe-inspiring natural wonder of Iguazu Falls, where you can hike through lush rainforests and take boat tours for a close-up experience of the waterfalls.

• Enjoy the rich Gaúcho culture of southern Brazil, with opportunities to participate in traditional activities like horseback riding, cattle herding, and folk music performances.

• Discover the charming colonial architecture and unique cultural influences of historic cities like Curitiba, Blumenau, Gramado, and Porto Alegre.

• Savor the flavors of southern Brazilian cuisine, including signature dishes like feijoada, pão de queijo, and brigadeiro.

Explore the Vibrant Sao Paulo

Why not start your custom tour in vibrant São Paulo?

As Brazil’s largest city, it’s a dynamic destination with world-class museums, diverse neighborhoods, and a thriving culinary scene.

Wander the graffiti-covered streets of Beco do Batman, savor authentic pizza in the Italian neighborhood of Bela Vista, and visit the iconic Museu de Arte de São Paulo.

Explore the city’s green spaces, like the sprawling Ibirapuera Park, or ascend the observation deck of the Banespa Building for stunning city views.

Explore the sprawling Ibirapuera Park or ascend the Banespa Building’s observation deck for stunning city views in São Paulo.

With its infectious energy and endless possibilities, São Paulo is the perfect launchpad for your South Brazil adventure.

Discover the Natural Wonders of Iguazu Falls

After exploring the dynamic city of São Paulo, travelers embark on a journey to witness the breathtaking natural wonder of Iguazu Falls.

Straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, the thundering cascades of Iguazu are a sight to behold.

Visitors can:

• Marvel at the mighty 275 waterfalls from multiple viewing platforms

• Hike through the surrounding lush rainforest to spot diverse wildlife

• Take a boat tour for a thrilling close-up experience of the falls

• Venture to the Devil’s Throat, the most impressive and powerful section of Iguazu

This awe-inspiring destination leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

Immerse Yourself in the Gaúcho Culture

With a rich cultural heritage dating back to the 18th century, the Gaúcho people of southern Brazil offer a truly immersive experience for visitors. Explore their ranching lifestyle, traditional music, and distinctive cuisine. Witness gauchos showcasing their equestrian skills and take part in authentic asado (barbecue) feasts.

| Experience | Description |

| — | — |

| Horseback Riding | Ride through the vast pampas alongside experienced gauchos. |

| Cattle Herding | Assist gauchos in rounding up cattle using traditional methods. |

| Gaucho Cuisine | Savor chargrilled meats, hearty stews, and fresh produce. |

| Folk Music | Enjoy lively performances of traditional gaucho songs and dances. |

| Artisan Crafts | Browse handmade leather goods, silverwork, and textiles.

Uncover the Charm of Historic Cities

Explore the captivating historic cities of southern Brazil, where charming colonial architecture and lively town squares transport visitors to bygone eras.

Discover the well-preserved Portuguese and Spanish influences in cities like Curitiba, home to ornate churches, plazas, and museums.

Wander through Blumenau’s vibrant downtown, filled with Bavarian-style buildings that celebrate the region’s German heritage.

Soak up the relaxed atmosphere of Gramado, a mountain town known for its alpine-style chalets, boutiques, and gourmet cuisine.

Enjoy the dynamic culture and history of these enchanting destinations.

• Curitiba

• Blumenau

• Gramado

• Porto Alegre

Savor the Flavors of Southern Brazilian Cuisine

As visitors explore the vibrant culinary landscape of southern Brazil, they’ll be captivated by the rich and diverse flavors that define the region’s cuisine. From the renowned churrasco barbecue to the decadent pastel pastries, the local fare offers a tantalizing array of experiences. To fully immerse oneself, the tour includes:

| Dish | Key Ingredients | Regional Significance |

| — | — | — |

| Feijoada | Black beans, pork, sausage | National dish of Brazil |

| Pão de Queijo | Tapioca flour, cheese | Traditional Brazilian cheese bread |

| Brigadeiro | Condensed milk, chocolate, butter | Iconic Brazilian chocolate bonbon |

These signature dishes showcase the authentic tastes of southern Brazil, satisfying both the senses and the soul.

Adventure Through the Lush Atlantic Rainforest

Where does one’s adventure through the lush Atlantic Rainforest begin?

After arriving in Sao Paulo, the tour heads to Parque Estadual Turístico do Alto Ribeira, a protected area home to the Atlantic Forest.

The tour departs from Sao Paulo for Parque Estadual Turístico do Alto Ribeira, a protected area of the Atlantic Forest.

Visitors can:

• Hike through the dense, verdant forest, keeping an eye out for unique flora and fauna

• Explore underground cave systems, marveling at their intricate rock formations

• Raft down the Ribeira River, navigating Class II-III rapids

• Zip-line through the treetops for a bird’s-eye view of the untamed wilderness

This exhilarating introduction to Brazil’s natural wonders sets the tone for the rest of the immersive 13-day tour.

Experience the Unique Traditions of Indigenous Communities

After seeing the natural wonders of the Atlantic Rainforest, the tour then takes travelers to experience the unique traditions of indigenous communities.

Visitors will have the chance to interact with local tribes, learn about their rich cultural heritage, and observe traditional practices. This is an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the indigenous way of life and to appreciate the diversity of Brazil’s cultural landscape.

The tour ensures a respectful and authentic experience, allowing travelers to connect with these vibrant communities in a meaningful way.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are the Recommended Packing Tips for the Tour?

For this tour, pack lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a rain jacket, sunscreen, and any necessary medications. Travel documents, camera, and a small backpack or daypack are also recommended. Check the weather forecast and pack accordingly.

Can the Tour Be Customized to Accommodate Dietary Restrictions?

Yes, the tour can be customized to accommodate dietary restrictions. The provider works closely with travelers to ensure their specific needs are met, whether it’s vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or other dietary requirements.

What Is the Typical Group Size for This Tour?

The typical group size for this tour is 8 travelers. The tour provider allows a maximum of 8 participants, offering an intimate and personalized experience.

Are Any COVID-19 Safety Measures in Place During the Tour?

The tour provider follows all applicable COVID-19 safety protocols, including requiring masks, providing hand sanitizer, and ensuring social distancing. Travelers should check with the provider for the latest updates on safety measures in place during the tour.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour or Add Additional Days?

Yes, travelers can extend the tour or add additional days. The provider offers flexibility, allowing guests to customize their itinerary to fit their needs. Speak with the local provider to discuss extension options and pricing.

The Sum Up

South Brazil offers an immersive 13-day journey showcasing the region’s vibrant cities, natural wonders, and rich cultural heritage. Travelers can expect to explore bustling São Paulo, marvel at Iguazu Falls, explore Gaúcho traditions, and savor the diverse flavors of southern Brazilian cuisine. This 1st Class Custom Tour provides an unforgettable experience, seamlessly blending the best of the region’s attractions for an unparalleled adventure.