Join us for this exciting Brazil family adventure which will take you from the beautiful city of Rio de Janeiro to the mighty Iguazu Falls, and then on to relax at the beaches of Praia do Forte, before exploring the fascinating old colonial capital of Salvador.
In Rio we visit Sugar Loaf Mountain and Corcovado, with spectacular views over the city. The Iguazu Falls are probably the most spectacular waterfalls in the world - wider than Victoria and higher than Niagara Falls. The waterfalls plunge through a gorge and the sky is decorated with rainbows from the spray. Next stop the white sandy beaches of Praia do Forte, lined with coconut palms, and with natural marine pools. Relax on the beach or maybe choose to go dolphin watching or to se the sea turtles by night. Next it's time to relax before we head to the vibrant city of Salvador with its delicious Bahian cuisine, drumming bands and the Baianas – local women in their traditional lace dresses.
Please note that the child price is only applicable for children under 12 sharing a room with 2 adults. If children are in a separate room, or if 1 child is sharing with only 1 adult, then the adult price applies.
Please note that bookings may incur a supplement
for the included domestic flights depending on flight availability at time of
booking.
Taking you to four of the best locations in Brazil, this tour captures the diversity of culture and wildlife in this fascinating country. Get into the Brazilian spirit and zest for life in vibrant Rio de Janeiro, one of the world’s greatest cities. Stroll your way along Copacabana beach and soon you will find music and dance; Brazilians love to have a good time! Then prepare yourself for the awe-inspiring Iguassu Waterfalls, one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. With a higher concentration of animals than the Amazon, the Pantanal wetlands will serve all your wildlife needs. Finally, immerse yourself in the laid-back colonial city of Salvador, heavily rooted in African culture, food and music. And to top it off, why not lounge on one of Salvador’s many white sand beaches, some of the best in Brazil.
The cost of this tour is based on a twin share basis. If you are travelling alone please contact Kumuka or your travel agent to discuss the options.
Please note that bookings may incur a supplement for the included domestic flights depending on flight availability at time of booking.
Starting in the beautiful city of Rio de Janeiro, we look down over Rio from the
tops of Sugar Loaf Mountain and Corcovada. Our Brazil family tour then heads to
Manaus and the Amazon, the worlds largest rainforest. Here we stay in an eco-lodge,
and visit the Monkey Jungle, go piranha fishing, hike through the rainforest,
and take a night canoe safari looking for caimans, as well as learning about the
culture of the local people of the forest – the caboclos. The old colonial capital
of Brazil is Salvador, one of the most vibrant cities in this huge country. Look
out for the Baianas – local women in their traditional lace dresses, selling specialities
of the delicious Bahian cuisine, and listen out for the sounds of the drums beating
throughout the city. And finally we spend time at Praia do Forte, with its white
sandy beaches lined with coconut palms, and natural marine pools. Here you can
relax on the beach, or visit the Turtle Project, or enjoy other options such as
whale watching, jeep safaris or the sea turtles by night.
Please note that the child price is only applicable for children under 12 sharing a room with 2 adults, with a maximum of one child per room. If children are in a separate room, or if 1 child is sharing with only 1 adult, then the adult price applies.
Please
note that bookings may incur a supplement for the included domestic flights
depending on flight availability at time of booking.
From glamourous Rio to the backroads of North East, this short trip through Brazil will show you the highlights of this amazing country in just two weeks. From Rio we head towards the colonial mining towns of Minas Gerais state and then we head north to hit those stunning Bahian beaches, lapped by warm, crystal clear waters. After relaxing on the coast we head inland for a more active jaunt on foot or on horseback through Chapada Diamantina National Park. And to round it all off we visit Salvador, the magnificent colonial gem of a city overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Discover the essence of Brazil on this 2 week trip from Bahia to Rio. Feel the pulsating beat of the African-influenced city of Salvador before heading inland to crystal clear rivers and waterfalls of Lencois national park. With plenty of opportunities to kick back on golden and silver tropical beaches lapped by turquoise seas, enjoy the special Brazilian fusion of music and dance, and sample the exciting cuisine of this vibrant and colourful country before living it up in the pulsating, tropical capital of Rio de Janeiro.
Starting our tour in Rio, sip a Caipirinha whilst enjoying views of the green mountains, coastal rainforest and miles of glorious beaches surrounding the city. A short trip south brings us to Parati, with its charming cobbled streets and colourful houses. Next stop is the pulsating metropolis of Sao Paolo, followed by the green parks and pleasant climate of Curitiba. Enjoy magnificent views of the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls, then head south to discover the historical Jesuit Mission near San Ignacio village. Hopping the border to Uruguay gives us a well-earned opportunity to soak in the thermal waters at Salto, as well as the cultural diversity and white sand beaches of Montevideo. A short ferry ride whisks us across the Rio de la Plata to our last stop, Buenos Aires, where you can enjoy the busy streets, grand avenues and shady plazas of the Paris of South America.
Starting in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, enjoy the shopping and nightlife, the food and the wine before cruising across the Rio de la Plata to discover the charming coastal town of Colonia, a World Heritage site. Next it’s on to Montevideo and Salto, where you can relax in thermal springs. We discover the historical Jesuit Ruins of northern Argentina, then spend a few days at Iguazu, marveling at the thundering Iguazu Falls. Heading onwards, we journey to the university city of Curitiba, pass through the sprawling metropolis of Sao Paolo then it’s out to the coast and the charming old pirate town of Parati. Finally we rock into the tropical city of Rio, which makes for a spectacular grand finale to the tour.
Travelling between two of South America’s most famous (and most impressive) cities, you will marvel at the awe inspiring Iguazu Falls, kick back and relax on a Brazilian tropical beach, and discover the abundant flora and fauna of the Brazilian wetlands on a Pantanal wildlife trip. Then marvel at the crystal clear waters and emerald forests surrounding Bonito eco-tourism paradise, uncover the history of the Jesuit Ruins and finally live it up in Argentina’s fabulous city-that-never-sleeps, Buenos Aires.
Start your journey in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, home of great nightlife, pavement cafes and legendary Eva Peron. En route to the golden beaches of vibrant Rio, enjoy an intriguing tour that shows you the legendary Iguazu Falls and the wildlife of Brazil's great Pantanal, as well as much of the lesser known parts of South America, including the colonial gems of Uruguay. Snorkel amongst tropical fish in Bonito's crystalline rivers and go cruising on the Emerald Coast.
On this 4-week tour, you’ll really get to the heart of South America, as you travel from the heights of La Paz into the wilds of Argentina and the tropical beaches of Brazil. Explore the colonial towns and blinding white salt flats of Bolivia. Take a trip into the jungle and discover the land that Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid roamed. Cross into Argentina and see the colourful Humahuaca Canyon and majestic waterfalls at Iguazu, then round off your trip in the exciting city of Rio.
As we travel from the verdant emerald coast of Brazil to the dizzying heights of the Andes, this 4-week adventure reveals several of South America’s most impressive highlights: the amazing Iguazu Falls, the shimmering white salt lakes of the Bolivian altiplano and the wildlife of the Bolivian jungle. Along the way enjoy a tour punctuated by a wealth of fantastic destinations such as tropical Parati, colonial Sucre and the canyons of northern Argentina before rounding off your trip in Bolivia’s charming capital, La Paz.
Rio, with its glorious golden beaches, is the starting point for our month-long journey to the Bolivian altiplano. Heading south down the stunning Brazilian coastline, we call in at intriguing pirate towns and sub-tropical islands, visit the awe-inspiring falls at Iguazu and kick back and relax in Uruguayan hot springs. Then it's on to the pulsating metropolis of Buenos Aires before heading north across rolling Argentinean grasslands towards the beautifully preserved city of Salta. Bolivia is our next stop, and as we travel across the country, we'll enjoy a trip out onto the salt flats and a journey through the Bolivian jungle before rounding our trip off in the lofty city of La Paz.
Leaving Santiago, we head south to the cooler climates of Patagonia. Traversing lakes and mountains, we arrive into alpine Bariloche then journey across the very centre of Argentina to spot wildlife at the Valdes Peninsula. A short stop in the city that never sleeps, Buenos Aires, gives us a chnace to enjoy cafe society. Our journey continues to the friendly country of Uruguay, before heading to the Brazilian border to marvel at the stunning Iguazu Falls. Heading through Brazil gives us time to relax on tropical beaches before rocking into the city of Rio for a spectacular end to our journey.
From the volcanoes and cool mountain air of Bolivia's altiplano to the tropical climates of the coastline around Rio, this 6 week adventure reveals the diversity of South America. Along the way we pass through vast deserts and skirt around glacier fed lakes, marvel at awe-inspiring waterfalls and relax on remote golden beaches. Discover the pulsating capitals of La Paz, Santiago and Buenos Aires, as well as a host of other magnificant sights. From landscapes to wildlife, culture to friendly locals, enjoy 42 days of unfolding action en route to the vibrant city of Rio.
Travelling from the Pacific to Atlantic coasts, we'll discover the highlights of the heart of South America. From Lima, we'll travel down the coast before ascending into the Andes to discover the Inca empire and the magnificent Lake Titicaca. Heading into Bolivia, we'll make an excursion into the jungle to spot local wildlife, discover colonial towns and head out onto the Salt Falts. Our next stop is Argentina, home of Jesuit Ruins and the mighty Iguazu Falls, which we'll marvel at before we head to our next destination: the Brazilian coast. We'll discover hidden beaches and pirate towns before rounding our tour off in the vibrant city of Rio.
This tour gives you a true understanding of the vastness and diversity of Brazil and Venezuela. From historical colonial towns and cities to some completely off the beaten track beaches, nature reserves and national parks. . This is an exploration tour and the first time Kumuka has covered this route. If you want to be a part of a real adventure, then this is the tour for you. We will explore places rarely visited by toursits, as well as check out the most popular tourist destinations of the region. The tour cost includes the major highlights: 5 day Amazon river ferry cruise, 6 day Roraima trek on the Venezuela / Guiana border, and 3 day excursion to the breathtaking Angel Falls (weather permitting)
This exciting tour takes us from the vibrant metropolis of Rio, across the rolling plains of Argentina, high into the Andean mountain range and down to the coastal deserts of Peru. Along the way we'll discover pirate towns and exotic beaches, magnificent falls and historical ruins, the stunning salt flats and colonial towns. Then it's on to the jungle where we'll go in search of wildlife before we head across the border into Peru. Next comes the magnificent Lake Titicaca, challenge yourself on an Inca trek to the mysterious citadel of Machu Picchu and discover the condors at Colca Canyon before heading down towards the Atlantic Ocean and Peru's exciting capital, Lima.
This 51 day tour across South America's varied landscapes takes us from the tropical climates of the Brazilian coastline and across the rolling Argentinian Pampas, climbs high across the altiplano and traverses the Peruvian desert. Experience the excitement of the pulsating capitals of Rio and Buenos Aires. Go wildlife spotting in the Amazon jungle, Paracas and Colca Canyon. Discover the history of the Inca and Nazca culture. Challenge yourself on the Inca Trail and chill out in desert oasis. Watch the many faces of South America unfold before you on this incredible journey between Rio and Lima.
Discover the full diversity of Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile whilst
travelling from the tropics to the end of the earth, the last stop before Antarctica.
Enjoy views of the Christ statue, one of the 7 Wonders of the World, and go
in search of wildlife in the Brazilian Pantanal. Marvel at the thundering Iguazu
Falls and soak up the culture in Buenos Aires and Santiago. Be amazed at Patagonia’s
breathtaking landscapes and fascinating wildlife: the haunting plains and snow
capped volcanoes, not forgetting turquoise lagoons set against a dramatic backdrop
of jagged, granite peaks, on this amazing 51 day adventure to some of the remotest
and unspoilt parts of our planet.
Please note that the 20 Feb 10 departure includes a 4
day Navimag cruise from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt, and excludes Bariloche
(ferry schedule permitting). Please note that the initial Patagonia itinerary may be subject
to modification depending on the ferry schedule.
Journey to the end of the world, where Antarctica and Andes practically collide:
this is your chance to experience a completely different world. Sail to hidden
beaches lapped by turquoise seas, discover the pulsating cities of Rio and Buenos
Aires: the sights, nightlife, and cafe society. Journey south to the mesmerising
Pampas and windswept Patagonia. Spot whales rounding the tip of the Valdez Peninsula,
scarlet sunsets in Ushuaia, the turquoise blue Moreno Glacier and explore the
rugged wilderness of Torres Del Paine National Park.
Please note that the 09 Dec 09 and 23 Dec 09 include
a 4 day Navimag cruise and exclude Punta Arenas and Seno Ottaway penguin colony (ferry schedule permitting). Please note that the
initial Patagonia itinerary may be subject to modification depending on the
ferry schedule.
Journey to the end of the world, where Antarctica and Andes practically collide:
this is your chance to experience a completely different world. Sail to hidden
beaches lapped by turquoise seas, discover the pulsating cities of Rio and Buenos
Aires: the sights, nightlife, and cafe society. Journey south to the mesmerising
Pampas and windswept Patagonia. Spot whales rounding the tip of the Valdez Peninsula, cruise the chilean fijords, scarlet sunsets in Ushuaia, the turquoise blue Moreno Glacier and explore the
rugged wilderness of Torres Del Paine National Park.
Please note that due to a change in the Navimag schedule the 09 Dec 09 and 23 Dec 09
exclude Punta Arenas and Seno Ottaway penguin colony. Please note that the initial Patagonia itinerary may be subject to modification depending on the
ferry schedule.
We've incorporated all favourite South American highlights into a little over 2 months so if you are short on time yet want to see it all, this is the tour for you! From Peru's mysterious Nazca Lines to the majestic condors at Colca Canyon and the challenging Inca Trail to the citadel of Machu Picchu. Next comes the peaceful Lake Titicaca and Bolivia's Salt Flats. After that we discover the wineries of Argentina and the stunning lakes, mountains and volcanoes of Patagonia. Heading up Argentina's east coast, there's time for an excursion to spot wildlife out on the Valdes Peninsula and a few days to kick back and relax in Buenos Aires. Continuing north, we'll visit the stunning falls at Iguazu before enjoying some well-earned rest on Brazil's beautiful beaches. And what better place to round of your trip than in the stunning city of Rio?
This popular tour travels from Ecuador's bustling capital city, all the way
to the tropical climates of the party town of Rio. Crossing the equator we travel
south through the Andean mountain range. Along the way we'll discover jungles
and towering volcanoes, colonial towns and arid deserts, ancient cultures and
Pacific-lapped beaches. Heading south, the landscapes change to reveal snowcapped
peaks and glaciers, ancient forests and gleaming lakes of the wild region of
Patagonia. As we continue up the east coast of Argentina, we go in search of
wildlife out on the Valdes Peninsula and discover Tango in Buenos Aires. The
landscape, climate and people change again as we cross the border into Brazil
at the might Iguazu falls: we'll discover beautiful beaches and a different
rhythm of life. So if you are looking to gain an insight into the many faces,
cultures and landscapes of South America, this is the tour.
Please note that the 07 Oct 09 departure includes a 4
day Navimag cruise from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales, and excludes Punta Arenas and Seno Ottaway penguin colony
(ferry schedule permitting). Please note that the initial Patagonia itinerary may be subject to
modification depending on the ferry schedule.
Kumuka’s biggest, best and most complete South America trip. 114 days of unfolding discovery and adventure, rest and relaxation, extremes and contrasts as we cover the absolute best of the continent of South America: Brazil’s tropical beaches and exciting Pantanal Wetlands. Argentina’s mighty Iguazu Falls, windswept Valdez Peninsula and the turquoise Moreno Glacier, as well as Chile’s remote Torres del Paine. Further north, there’s the verdant Bolivian jungle and pearly salt lakes, the Inca Trail to fabled Machu Picchu and the stunning Lake Titicaca. This is followed by the mysterious desert lines at Nazca and condors at Colcan Canyon, tangled Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest and bustling Otavalo markets. Along the way, there is a wealth of smaller wonders that are perhaps less famous but no less awe inspiring, before we end our trip beside the equator in Quito.
