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Enjoy a wild and wonderful tour of Argentina and Brazil
Get a taste of the infectious rhythm of Argentina and Brazil on this overland tour from Buenos Aires to Manaus, taking in the spectacular Iguazu Falls, the vast Pantanal wetlands and the futuristic capital city of Brazil along the way. Enjoy an incredible Amazon tour from Manaus, visit historic cities, natural wonders and kick back on Brazil's north coast. From tango to samba, Spanish to Portuguese and wine to caipirinhas, Argentina and Brazil are distinct - but share a zest for life that is sure to have you enthralled.
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Add to ShortlistDays 1-2 Buenos Aires
Spend the day exploring the history-rich, cosmopolitan capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires.
Day 3 Concordia
Spend the night camping in Concordia, by the Uruguayan River, and fall asleep to the sweet citrus scents of the national citrus capital.
Day 4 San Ignacio Mini
The intricately carved ruins of San Ignacio Mini are an impressive sight.
Days 5-7 Iguazu Falls
The mighty falls of Iguazu are a breathtaking spectacle not to be missed. Explore the Iguazu Falls from both the Argentinean and Brazilian banks and marvel at the magical, misty rainbows that surround the splendour.
Days 8 -10 Bonito
The ecotourism capital of Brazil awaits at Bonito, where the list of optional activities include hiking scenic forest trails and snorkelling among colourful river fish. For even more exhilarating adventures, why not try caving, horseriding, abseiling or whitewater rafting.
Days 11-13 Pantanal
The Panatanal wetlands are the largest in the world and one of the most incredible places to visit in Brazil. Truly exotic wildlife inhabits these haunts so keep eyes peeled!
Days 14-15 Brotas
The tiny town of Brotas is Brazil's very own adventure sports hub. Dabble in a touch of canyoning or prepare to get splashed with some whitewater rafting.
Days 16-18 Paraty
While away the hours with a walk along Brazil's beautiful secluded beaches at Paraty. Island hop on a local boat ride or explore the depths of the crystal clear waters on a scuba diving excursion.
Day 19 Rio de Janeiro
Get ready for the ride that is Rio de Janeiro! Brazil's former capital is a breathtaking city and the thumping heart of this pulsating country. Get moving to the rhythm of the samba and say hello to the small hours in this city that never sleeps.
Days 20-23 Rio de Janeiro
A three-day break in the itinerary leaves you with plenty of free time to explore the bustling streets of Rio de Janeiro before the South American adventure continues.
Day 24 Rio de Janeiro
Rejoin an Intrepid group and prepare to continue your South American adventure before spending a last night living it up in Rio.
Day 25 Petropolis/Teresopolis
Visit the the peaceful town of Petropolis, a welcoming mix of colonial architecture and lush greenery, en route to a night under the stars in Teresopolis.
Days 26-27 Ouro Preto
Journey to the colonial town of Ouro Preto. Stroll the tangle of narrow streets and see churches featuring the work of Aleijadinho - Brazil's most famous sculptor.
Day 28 Bush Camp
Travel through the ever-changing landscape of Brazil's countryside and set up camp in remote woodlands.
Days 29-30 Brasilia
Take a city tour of Brasilia - the futuristic, Oscar Niemeyer designed capital which is a feat of modern design and architectural ingenuity. Don't miss the chance to visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, shaped in a crown of thorns with angels suspended from the ceiling or perhaps head up to the television tower to take in views of Brasilia.
Days 31-33 Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park
Drive to Chapada dos Veadeiros for exploration and adventure in this magnificent national park, famous for its large quantities of quartz crystal in the soil. Stop to admire the many spectacular waterfalls flowing into the River Preto.
Day 34 Calvacante
Travel through a divine stretch of countryside on the way to the quaint town of Cavalcante to visit the Kalunga community.
Day 35 Terra Ronca/Bush Camp
Explore the largest cave system in South America with a guided tour at Terra Ronca. Cross into the state of Bahia and camp in the wilderness.
Days 36-38 Chapada Diamantina
Discover the unique landscape, flora and fauna of Chapada Diamantina National Park on a guided expedition. Take the chance to go trekking through the beautiful landscape inside the park.
Days 39-41 Salvador da Bahia
Arrive in Brazil's original capital city and discover cobbled streets and colourful buildings. Historic Salvador is world-renowned for mouth-watering food, lively music and for hosting flamboyant festivals.
Day 42 Pirambu
Travel north to enjoy the spectacular vistas of the rugged Brazilian coast, stopping to pitch a tent along the way.
Day 43 Olinda
Soak up the culture and history of Olinda, home to many artists and musicians.
Day 44 Cabaceiras
See some of Brazil's most impressive man-made wonders near Cabaceiras. Monolith Atinga is the largest archaeological monument in the country and is inscribed with beautiful prehistoric petroglyphs. The nearby Lajedo of Pai Mateus contains 70 huge boulders, scattered across a rocky elevation that was once inhabited by early tribes.
Day 45 Sousa
Walk in the footsteps of prehistoric creatures in the Vale dos Dinossauros and explore the caves and rock formations of inland Brazil.
Days 46-47 Canoa Quebrada
Travel to the serene seaside town of Canoa Quebrada, where a host of water-based activities will keep the adventurous traveller entertained.
Days 48-50 Jericoacoara
Close to the equator, Jericoacoara is a stunning beach paradise that boasts a tropical climate year-round. Thanks to restrictions in development, Jericoacoara has avoided the choking beach culture of areas with a higher tourist concentration. Instead, it has embraced a natural beauty that is demonstrated by numerous hiking trails that wind through spotless sand dunes, leading to turquoise waters.
Days 51-52 Parnaiba Delta
Journey through the gateway to the Parnaiba Delta and experience the unique system created by the waterways.
Day 53 Lencois Maranhenses National Park
Discover the rolling white sand dunes of Lencois Marahenses National Park by boat and 4x4. Keep cameras at the ready as the freshwater lagoons and thick mangroves combine with spotless, deserted beaches to create some of the most stunning landscapes on the continent.
Day 54 Sao Luis
Home to Brazilian reggae culture, fascinating historical sights and an energetic restaurant culture, Sao Luis is one of the liveliest places to visit in Brazil.
Day 55 Alcantara
Jump on a ferry and head across the bay to Alcantara. The near deserted town has become a national monument due to its convoluted history of invasions from the French, Dutch and Portuguese. See the physical evidence of tumultuous events as you wander through the colonial architecture.
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