1 Day 1:Wednesday Arrival in Rio de Janeiro
Arrive and lodge in Rio de Janeiro.
2 Day 2: Thursday Full day excursion to Corcovado and Pan de Azucar
The excursion begins in the morning, and you will be picked up and taken to the most attractive landmarks in the Cosme Velho district. Here also is the cable car station, gateway to the top of 710 meter Corcovado Hill where the most famous statue of Rio de Janeiro: Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) stands. From this perspective, high above the city, you get the most incredible view of the nearby beaches, downtown area, and Guanabara Bay. Continuing on, you will direct your steps to Praia Vermelha and another cable car station; this time, the lift takes you another important hill, Pan de Azucar.
Lodging in Rio de Janeiro.
3 Day 3:Friday Iguassu: half day excursion to the Brazilian side of this large waterfall.
You will be transferred to the airport, where awaiting you is an airplane to Iguassu, there to visit its amazing waterfall. The tour starts off with a visit to the heart of the national park, an awe-inspiring site of natural beauty, what with the local ecosystem and the many cataracts. There is a lookout tower built in the park, from where you will have privileged views of both national parks (the Brazilian and Argentine).
Lodging in Iguassu.
4 Day 4: Saturday Half day excursion to the Argentine side of the waterfall.
In the morning, you will drive across the Tancredo Neves Bridge, which spans the Iguazu River and separates Brazil from Argentina. Once on the other side, the road will take you to Argentina's Iguazu National Park, where you will stop at Puerto Canoas. On the way back, you will stop at the three borders point, where Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay meet. The afternoon is free time for you to engage in the activities you want to.
Lodging in Iguassu.
5 Day 5:Sunday Salvador
At the scheduled time, you will be transferred to the airport and board your flight to the city of Salvador de Bahia or simply Salvador. This city is known for its parties, its people's joy, and being home to the largest percentage of Afro-Brazilians in the whole country.
Lodging in Salvador.
6 Day 6: Monday Half day excursion in the city.
On today's itinerary is a walk down the streets of Salvador's city center and a visit to its main landmarks. Some of the places you will visit are the Punta da Barra lighthouse, Castro Alves Theater, Fort Sao Pedro, Castro Alves Square, and the Pelourinho, the city's most important plaza. This sector is filled with incredible 16th century mansions, churches, and monuments, constituting one of Latin America's most valuable Baroque legacies. After the tour, you will have the afternoon off.
Lodging in Salvador.
7 Day 7:Tuesday International departure
At the scheduled time, you will be transferred to the airport for your international flight.
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