Brazil
A land of superlatives - the world's greatest rainforest, waterfalls, and wildlife
Why Brazil?
Brazil is a country of extraordinary scale and diversity. From the thundering Iguazu Falls to the Amazon rainforest, from the wildlife-rich Pantanal to the vibrant beaches of Rio, Brazil offers adventures that defy imagination.
Natural Wonders
From Iguazu Falls to the Amazon, Brazil boasts some of Earth's most spectacular landscapes
Vibrant Culture
Experience the rhythm of samba, the passion of Carnival, and the warmth of Brazilian hospitality
Wildlife Paradise
The Pantanal offers the best wildlife viewing in South America, including elusive jaguars
Beach Culture
World-famous beaches from Rio's Copacabana to the pristine shores of the Northeast
Explore Brazil's Diverse Regions
Brazil spans nearly half of South America, offering vastly different experiences from the Amazon rainforest to the wildlife wetlands and iconic coastal cities.
Amazon
The Amazon Basin
The world's largest rainforest with unparalleled biodiversity and river adventures
Southeast
Rio & Southeast
Iconic cities, stunning beaches, and vibrant culture along the coast
Pantanal
The Pantanal
The world's largest wetland and premier wildlife safari destination
Iguazu Falls - A Wonder of the World
Straddling the border of Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu Falls is one of the planet's most awe-inspiring natural wonders. The Brazilian side offers panoramic views of the entire 275-waterfall system, while a trip to the Argentine side brings you face-to-face with the thundering Devil's Throat.
A visit to Iguazu pairs perfectly with a Pantanal safari or an Amazon adventure, creating an unforgettable Brazilian journey.
Plan Your Iguazu VisitPlanning Your Brazil Adventure
Essential information to help you prepare for your journey to Brazil
Best Time to Visit
- •Amazon: June-November (dry season)
- •Pantanal: May-October (wildlife viewing)
- •Rio: March-November (mild weather)
Getting Around
- •Brazil is vast - domestic flights recommended
- •Major cities have good infrastructure
- •River boats in Amazon region
Cultural Etiquette
- •Portuguese is the language (not Spanish)
- •Brazilians are warm and social
- •Tipping 10% is customary
What to Pack
- •Light, breathable clothing
- •Strong insect repellent for Amazon/Pantanal
- •Swimwear for beaches and waterfalls
- •Rain jacket for rainforest visits
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