A Belmond Hotel, Rio
Copacabana Palace
Rio's legendary hotel on Copacabana Beach.
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Brazil is enormous and endlessly varied. Rio de Janeiro has one of the most beautiful settings of any city, Iguaçu Falls is one of the world’s great natural sights, and the Pantanal is the best place on earth to see jaguars.
Add the Amazon rainforest and the relaxed beach towns of Bahia, and you have a journey of real contrasts.
where to go
Sugarloaf, Christ the Redeemer and the beaches.
Hundreds of waterfalls on the border with Argentina.
Wetlands with jaguars, giant otters and birdlife.
Rainforest lodges and river journeys.
Colonial Salvador and the beaches of Trancoso.
A colonial town and an island of rainforest beaches.
when to go
Brazil is warm year-round, but the best time depends on the region.
December to March
Hot and lively on the coast, with Carnival in February or March.
April to September
Dry season in the Pantanal and the best time for jaguars (July to October).
October to November
Warm and pleasant across much of the country.
where to stay
A Belmond Hotel, Rio
Rio's legendary hotel on Copacabana Beach.
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The only hotel inside the national park, a short walk from the falls.
Ask us about this hotelA striking city hotel with gardens and a vertical forest.
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Lodges on a working ranch known for jaguar sightings.
Ask us about this hotelLooking for something different? We know many more hotels and villas in Brazil, and we'll happily suggest the right one for you.
experiences
A helicopter flight over the city and beaches.
Walk the trails at Iguaçu before the park opens.
Look for jaguars by boat in the northern Pantanal.
Climb a canopy tower at sunrise.
Experience Carnival in Rio or Salvador.
Learn to cook moqueca in Salvador.
It depends on the region. July to October is best for jaguars; December to March is beach season.
Yes, there are direct flights from the UK to São Paulo and Rio.
Twelve to sixteen nights to combine a city, the falls and wildlife.
Yes. We arrange visits to both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides.
pair it with
Cartagena's walled city, coffee country and a lively food and music scene.
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The Galápagos Islands, Andean markets and the cloud forest, all in one small country.
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Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca and the Amazon, plus Lima's celebrated restaurants.
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