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Day 1 | Rio de Janeiro

Your 8 day Brazil and Argentina Tour begins in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Arrive early and climb aboard Brazil's last historic streetcar for a clattering journey up to bohemian Santa Teresa, or discover shady avenues lined with lush cafes and smouldering jazz bars in flash Ipanema. See an incredible sunset over Sugarloaf, then wind down with a caipirinha to the sounds of bossa nova.

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Days 2-3 | Paraty

Settled in 1531 and once a booming port town famous for its cachaca (sugar cane liquor), Paraty was all but forgotten after the abolition of slavery. Today, it is a national monument and its cobblestone, pedestrian-only streets are a romantic place for a leisurely stroll. Explore the beautiful bay and its many islands on a scenic boat trip, stopping to swim and snorkel in the warm, crystal-clear ocean. Head to Sao Paulo for a quick flight to Iguazu.

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Days 4-5 | Iguazu Falls

Get swept up in the majesty of mighty Iguazu Falls. Enjoy the panoramic views from the Brazilian side, then stroll along the Argentine boardwalks for an up-close look at the thundering water. Uncover the history, legend and geology of this remarkable site.

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Days 6-8 | Buenos Aires

Explore the many districts of Buenos Aires, getting to know each one's distinct character and style. San Telmo is the home of tango and is popular for its artists and weekend markets; La Boca, settled by waves of immigrants, is known for its brightly painted buildings and murals; while the Microcentro, with its churches, cathedrals and old buildings, is the undisputed historic heart. Stop in at one of the city's many cafes for a super strong espresso and a chance to meet some of the friendly locals.
 
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This trip also runs in reverse please see South America Xplorer - (Buenos Aires to Rio).
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Please note: occasionally our itineraries are updated during the year to incorporate improvements stemming from past travellers' comments and our own research and may change with no prior notice.

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