8-Day Romantic Escapes to Brazil

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Take a cogwheel train through Tijuca Forest up Corcovado Mountain. Along the way, take in the lush rainforest until you reach the well-known Christ the Redeemer statue. From one of Rio de Janeiro’s most privileged belvederes, appreciate the panoramic views of the city and its surroundings: Guanabara Bay, Niterói, Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon, the botanical garden, Copacabana, and Sugar Loaf Mountain. Make your way back down with stops at the white sandy beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon.

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Tijuca Forest is one of the biggest urban forests in the world. On this experience tour, walk around and learn about the first environmental project in the world. Practice mindfulness which focuses on the human ability to be present, aware of where we are and what we are doing, not overly reactive to what is around us. After exploring, relax with a sensory picnic in the forest. In the evening, the Chef’s Table experience at Cipriani is one of the most exclusive fine-dining adventures in Rio.

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In the morning, fly to Iguazu. You'll be collected from the airport and transferred to your hotel. Drive to the Iguazu National Park. From here, walk along the paths surrounded by lush vegetation to the Devil’s Throat. From here, appreciate other iconic sites in Argentina like Two Sisters and Bozzeti Waterfalls, and San Martin Island. Then, take a rustic open wagon along the Macuco Trail surrounded by orchids and butterflies. Afterwards, walk down the canyon until you reach the Macuco Falls.

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Drive to the Iguazú National Park in Argentina. From the visitor’s centre, take the train and go to the Upper Circuit (1,700 metres) as you admire the panoramic views of the falls, arriving at the Devil’s Throat once more. Measuring 80 metres high; its horseshoe shape creates a stunning waterfall. From here, walk along the Iguazú River canyon for about 3km to the lower circuit (1,500 metres) as you admire the regional fauna and flora and feel the constant presence of the waterfalls.

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Transfer to the Iguazu Airport for your flight to Salvador. Your flight will take the majority of your day. Leave your hotel and drive to the Coliseu in the old part of the city. This local restaurant offers a regional buffet and an Afro-Bahia show presenting the West African cultural influences in Brazil through acting and dancing.

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Start your tour by visiting the Santa Maria and São Diogo Forts. Both built in 1625, today, they are cultural centres, and photos and art exhibitions. Continue your tour to the Rio Vermelho House. Then, visit the bohemian district of Rio Vermelho and go to the picturesque Largo de Santana. Visit the lower city, the famous Pelourinho and São Francisco Church, followed by a visit to the Atelier & House of Maria Adair where you'll have a special cooking class that introduces you to Bahian cuisine.