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14 Days in Brazil, incl. Amazon and Rio de Janeiro
A 14-day Brazilian tour covers 6 major destinations from Salvador to Rio de Janeiro. Visit 2 nights in Amazon lodges, 3 days in Pantanal Wildlife Reserve, and both sides of Iguazu Falls, with distinctive accommodations including remote jungle stays along Rio Juma.
- Days 1-2
Salvador
Brazil's most historic city welcomes you. "The Pelourinho area's colonial architecture and African rhythms make it feel like two continents in one neighborhood," according to a recent visitor. Take a morning walking tour before it gets too hot. When the temperature drops, explore the lower city by bike. Getting to Barra Beach is simple with regular public buses.
- Days 3-5
Amazon Rainforest
Your jungle adventure starts with a 3-hour journey from Manaus by bus and boat to your lodge. Quick-dry clothes and strong insect repellent are must-haves. Wildlife comes alive at night. Your guide will point out caiman eyes glowing red in the dark. Plan village visits early, before 7 AM when the heat kicks in.
- Days 6-9
Pantanal
The wildlife viewing starts on your 5-hour drive from Cuiaba airport on the Transpantaneira road. One visitor put it perfectly: "We saw more animals in one day here than a week in the Amazon." Want to spot jaguars? Try an early morning horseback ride. Bring binoculars to spot some of the 600+ bird species in these wetlands.
- Days 10-11
Iguazu Falls
Split your time between the Brazilian and Argentine sides. Get there early to beat the crowds. You'll get wet - the spray reaches 50 feet from the falls, so waterproof gear is essential. Book the Argentine side ahead of time since same-day tickets often sell out.
- Days 12-14
Rio de Janeiro
Head up Sugar Loaf Mountain in late afternoon for incredible city views. Looking for great food? The Santa Teresa neighborhood won't disappoint. Try Bar do Mineiro's authentic feijoada. Skip tourist-heavy Copacabana and relax at Ipanema Beach instead. Visit Christ the Redeemer early to avoid long lines.
14 Day Brazilian Amazon Itinerary, incl. Belem and Manaus
The fascinating 14-day tour covers 7 key Brazilian destinations from Belem to Manaus. Visit Ver-o-Peso market, trek FLONA Reserve's trails, explore Marajo Island's buffalo farms, and cruise through Anavilhanas archipelago's 1000 islands, with stays in hotels, lodges, and traditional river boats.
- Days 1-2
Belem
Begin your Amazon journey in this historic port city. Get to Ver-o-Peso market around 7 AM when fishermen bring in their fresh catch. You'll find exotic fruits and traditional medicinal plants. "The Ver-o-Peso market was fascinating - try the açaí, it's completely different from what you get elsewhere." Book your stay in the Cidade Velha district for easy access to the market.
- Days 3-4
Marajo Island
Take the morning ferry to this vast river island. The trip takes 2.5-3 hours and can get choppy, so bring motion sickness pills. Visit local buffalo farms and explore mangrove forests while staying in waterfront pousadas. Be ready for muddy conditions if you visit between January and May during flood season.
- Days 5-7
River Journey to Santarem
Experience authentic river life on a three-night public boat journey. Accommodations are basic with shared bathrooms and simple meals. Bring your own hammock for sleeping. Pick a spot on the upper deck away from the engine room for a more comfortable trip.
- Days 8-9
Alter do Chao
This Amazon paradise offers Caribbean-like beaches, best visited during low water season from August to January. Take the 12km jungle trek in FLONA reserve. Start at 7 AM to avoid peak heat and wear shoes with good grip for muddy paths. You'll need decent fitness for this hike.
- Days 10-12
Rio Negro Cruise
Fly to Manaus in the morning to avoid afternoon thunderstorms. Spend three days on a private boat exploring the Anavilhanas archipelago with its thousand islands. Sleep in hammocks under the stars. One traveler shared: "Seeing pink dolphins play alongside our boat while we watched the sunset was magical."
- Days 13-14
Manaus
Wrap up your trip in the Amazon's biggest city. Visit Teatro Amazonas opera house when it opens at 9 AM before the crowds arrive. Take a boat trip around 10 AM to see the "Meeting of the Waters" where the dark Rio Negro meets the sandy-colored Amazon. The contrast is most striking at this time.
14 Days in Brazil, incl. Rio de Janeiro and Pantanal
A captivating 14-day Brazilian tour spans 6 cities, including 4 nights in Rio de Janeiro at Arena Leme Hotel, 3 nights exploring Pantanal's wildlife, and stops at Iguazu Falls, Bonito's caves, colonial Paraty, and Ilha Grande's beaches.
- Days 1-2
Rio de Janeiro
Begin your Brazilian adventure in Rio. Get to Christ the Redeemer by 8 AM to beat the crowds and enjoy the clearest views. Visit the Botanical Garden later in the day when it's cooler. A note about Santa Teresa: the historic district has steep cobblestone streets so pack shoes with good grip.
- Days 3-5
South Pantanal
Fly to Campo Grande in the morning and drive 3.5 hours to Refúgio da Ilha Eco Lodge. Night safaris offer the best wildlife spotting opportunities. Fill your days with horseback rides through the wetlands like a local cowboy. Pack strong bug spray, especially in dry season. The lodge handles all activity bookings including guided walks and river trips.
- Days 6-7
Bonito
The 350km trip from Pantanal to Bonito is long but worth it. Stop for a swim at Estancia Mimosa along the way. Bonito is perfect for nature lovers. Try snorkeling in the clear waters of Rio da Prata or visit the Blue Lagoon Cave around mid-afternoon when sunlight creates beautiful reflections on the water.
- Days 8-9
Iguazu Falls
A quick flight brings you to Foz do Iguazu. The Brazilian side of the falls takes about 2 hours to walk. The elevated paths give you great views but prepare to get wet. Bring waterproof protection for your camera and wear quick-drying clothes.
- Days 10-11
Paraty
It's a 4-hour drive from Rio to this historic coastal town. Be careful on the wet cobblestone streets in the old town. Take a boat tour of the bay in the afternoon when the water is calm. The mountain backdrop makes for great photos.
- Days 12-14
Ilha Grande & Return to Rio
Getting to Ilha Grande takes 2.5 hours by car and boat. Visit Lopes Mendes beach in the early morning before it gets too hot since there's not much shade. Plan for a 3.5-hour boat ride back to Rio's airport and book late afternoon flights to avoid traffic.
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What people love about 2 week Brazil tours
NATTRIP was with us every step of the way. They are reachable 24 hours and we needed them since one of the flights we booked on our own was cancelled. Rio was a full day of sightseeing. In Foz de Iguazzu, we were escorted by Daego and Bruna to the Bird Park, dam and waterfall. They also took us on a nature hike and kayaking. My 18 and 20 year old loved all the activities. In Manuas, Gero and his crew from AmazonGeroTours made sure our adventures in the jungle were fun and safe. It was great spending several days at a lodge in the ama on and then on a boat on the Rio negro. Sleeping in the jungle, looking for sloths and piranha fishing were highlights. Anselmo our day to day guide was extremely knowledgeable. Everything was smooth and easy for us to travel in Brazil not knowing the language thanks to NATTRIP and their contractors.
Rio de Janeiro, Iguassu Falls and Amazon Rainforest Experience
- Buenos Aires to Rio
The number of optional trips was excessive and meant that we had to carry one $600 in cash to fund them. It would be a lot more 3 if the trips that everyone must always opt for (Iguazu Falls on Brazilian side, Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Mountain in Rio) were included in the price; obviously this would make it more expensive but a lot better.
