Taste of Brazil
Food lovers, rejoice! We have the perfect itinerary for you. Enjoy a few weeks enjoying not only some of the most incredible sights in Brazil, but learning about the country through its food and people. This itinerary takes you on a gastronomic tour like no other. From enjoying street food to cooking classes with locals, farm visits and coffee tastings, you'll learn Brazil is a country that revels in its food culture and the way in which it brings people together. With this itinerary, you'll leave the country not only with a new knowledge of Brazilian food and culture, but new friends as well!
Day 1 - Rio de Janeiro
- Free evening in Rio de Janeiro
Day 2 - Rio de Janeiro
- Coffee Experience
Day 3 - Rio de Janeiro
- Free Day in Rio de Janeiro - Culture, Nature, and Beaches!
Day 4 - Rio de Janeiro
- Cachaça Stroll in Historic Rio
Day 5 - Salvador
- Flight from Rio de Janeiro (GIG) to Salvador (SSA)
- Free Day in Salvador
Day 6 - Salvador
- Community Cooking Class
Day 7 - Salvador
- Salvador Art and Flavor
Day 8 - Belém
- Flight from Salvador (SSA) to Belém (BEL)
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 1
Day 9 - Belém
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 2
Day 10 - Ilha de Cotijuba
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 3
Day 11 - Ilha de Cotijuba
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 4
Day 12 - Ilha de Cotijuba
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 5
Day 13 - Ilha de Cotijuba, Belém
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 6
Day 14 - Belém, São Paulo / Sao Paulo
- Amazon: Food, Arts and Community - Day 7
- Flight from Belém (BEL) to São Paulo (GRU)
Day 15 - São Paulo / Sao Paulo
- São Paulo no Prato Tour
Day 16 - São Paulo / Sao Paulo
- São Paulo Immigration Tour
Day 17 - São Paulo / Sao Paulo
- Car hire in São Paulo.
Day 18 - Gonçalves, São Paulo / Sao Paulo
- Free Day in Gonçalves
Day 19
- Gonçalves to São Paulo
Brazil has enough climatic variety to sustain travel throughout the year. Expect humidity in the equatorial north, with heavy rain in the Amazon basin from December until May when river levels rise significantly. The famous Amazonian pink river dolphin can be spotted – with a bit of luck – all year round. Although the coastal regions northward are generally sunny, from Rio southward there are noticeable seasonal changes, with the coldest months from July until September. Temperatures can drop to 10°C (50°F) even at sea level in the far south.
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