

Claire
Travel in South America is a joy to behold. The rich variety of destinations, experiences, landscapes and geography fascinated me so much, that I chose to relocate here, over 20 years ago! The best thing I ever did! Allow me to share my knowledge and passion for Central and South America with you and help you plan your holiday of a lifetime!
LUXURY JOURNEY BRAZIL
Written by:Claire
Last Update: 2024-12-05
Brazil is one of the largest countries as well as one of the most diverse and fascinating nations in the world. The country has one of the most magnificent economies in the world. Brazil is filled with a rich dose of history, culture, religion, and great sports as well. With intriguing people, biodiversity, and animals this country is surrounded by a fantastic Amazon rainforest and beautiful tropical oceans, Brazil is one of the most fascinating tourist destinations for travelers. Find out more on this Brazil Luxury Tour.

Sugarloaf Sunset
Belo Horizonte
This Luxury Journey Brazil tour begins in Belo Horizonte with a walk down the buzzing cosmopolitan streets of the Savassi neighborhood. You can find the city´s finest restaurants in Lourdes, stroll through the densely packed stalls at Mercado Central, attend the exuberant weekend street fair alongside leafy Parque Central, take in a concert at the Palacio das Artes, or visit the Inhotim art museum west of the city, and you’ll see that Belo Horizonte has countless dimensions. Add to all this the friendly, welcoming nature of Beagá’s people and you’ve got a winning combination.

Belo Horizonte
Ouro Preto
A small colonial town in Minas Gerais, an inland state that borders Rio de Janeiro, Ouro Preto is known for its Baroque architecture, its rustic food, and its central role in Brazil’s late 17th century Gold Rush. It may not have a beach, but Ouro Preto is a cultural and historic wonderland, providing a fascinating glimpse into a different side of Brazil.
Historically, Ouro Preto became one of Brazil’s wealthiest and largest towns. Ouro Preto is rich in history marked by events such as slavery, the Gold Rush, an attempted revolution, and the birth of Aleijadinho, one of Ouro Preto’s greatest sculptors and artists.

Ouro Preto
Sao Joao del Rei
Sao Joao del Rei has a traditional mix of colonial houses and baroque churches. The church of Sao Francisco de Assis is the model for Sao Joao del Rei. It was built by the great Mineiro sculptor and architect, Aleijadinho, in 1774. You can take a ride on the steam train line, which has been in operation since the late nineteenth century, linking Sao Joao del Rei and Tiradentes. This 14-kilometer ride that only takes about forty minutes, and the views make it worthwhile. Take the first train in the morning from Tiradentes and come back on the last train in the afternoon leaving from Sao Joao del Rei. You'll have plenty of time to tour the historic part of the city.

Sao Joao del Rei
Ibitipoca
The lush and mountainous Reserva do Ibitipoca, has toucans flying overhead and macaws that live there. You can find many other species of birds in the Ibitipoca reserve, some of them endemic. In this 40sq-km reserve, there are many trails that can be explored on foot, by bicycle, or in a 4WD and you can also head out on the waterfalls trek. The wildlife and environment are being preserved and conditions for the local people are being improved. This biodiverse reserve is the perfect addition to any luxury journey in Brazil.

Ibitipoca
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro is one of those cities that should be on everyone’s bucket list. From week-long carnival parties to tropical beach retreats, the “wonderful city” as it’s so aptly named, has everything for a perfect exotic getaway. The city’s most iconic monument and the statue that represents Brazil throughout the world, a trip to see Christ the Redeemer is a must-do for anyone’s travel list. Overlooking the city from the summit of the 720-meter-high Corcovado mountain, Christ the Redeemer is the largest Art Deco statue in the world The Pão de Açúcar, or “Sugarloaf mountain” is one of Rio’s most famous natural landmarks. The peak rises from the sea and is accessible by cable cars. The vista offers an extraordinary 360-degree view of Rio de Janeiro and the ocean; go at sunset to see the city swathed in breathtaking shades of red, orange, and yellow. Then there are the iconic beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana to name but a few!

Christ The Redeemer
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