Grand Tour of Brazil 2027

Explore Salvador’s UNESCO-listed Pelourinho district. Wander cobblestone streets lined with pastel mansions, ornate baroque churches, and lively squares. The aromas of exotic spices and the beat of drums immerse you in the Afro-Brazilian heart of the city.

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Journey into Brazil’s Recôncavo region for a day of history and tradition. In São Félix, visit the Dannemann Cigar Factory, where craftsmanship and heritage come alive. Cross the river to Cachoeira, a colonial gem on the banks of the Paraguaçu. On the return, explore the vibrant Santo Amaro Market before heading back to Salvador.

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Enjoy a leisurely morning before your flight to coastal Vitoria. Visit the hilltop Convent of Penha for sweeping views, then check into your seaside hotel and relax.

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Board the legendary railway linking Vitoria to Belo Horizonte. Settle into your seat as lush valleys, rivers, and rolling hills unfold outside your window during this spectacular 700 km journey.

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Discover Belo Horizonte before continuing to Ouro Preto, a UNESCO treasure. Gilded baroque churches, cobblestone streets, and mountain vistas reveal Brazil’s colonial past.

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Travel to Mariana, once a bustling gold-mining town. Descend into a historic mine, stroll through its charming center, and enjoy a traditional lunch before returning to Ouro Preto.

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Board a vintage steam train to São João del Rei, visiting its historic railway museum. Continue to Tiradentes, where colonial streets, artisan shops, and timeless charm await.

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Christ the Redeemer & Tijuca Forest

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Stand before Christ the Redeemer, arms stretched above the city. Later, venture into the Tijuca Forest, a lush tropical sanctuary within Rio.

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Ascend Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car for breathtaking views of bay and mountains. Walk Copacabana’s famous beachfront, where Rio’s glamorous spirit shines.

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Fly south to Curitiba, a surprising blend of modern planning, green parks, and innovative architecture. Visit highlights such as Tanguá Park and the Oscar Niemeyer Museum.

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Ride the Serra Verde Express through the Serra do Mar mountains. Rainforest, waterfalls, and misty valleys frame your descent into colonial Morretes. Enjoy a traditional lunch before returning to Curitiba for your evening flight to Campinas.

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Step aboard a preserved museum train from Campinas to Jaguariúna, reliving Brazil’s railway heritage. Continue to São Paulo, the country’s vibrant metropolis.

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Discover Paranapiacaba, a railway village steeped in history. Its unique funicular system and Victorian-style architecture showcase Brazil’s industrial past.

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Immerse yourself in São Paulo’s energy—wander Paulista Avenue, explore historic downtown, and visit Luz Station with its Pinacoteca art museum. Conclude with a farewell lunch in an upscale restaurant.

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Transfer to the airport for your international flight—or extend your adventure with Iguazu Falls.

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For more information about the “Optional Tour Extension: Iguazu Falls”, please refer to the “Things you need to know” section.