
Contrasting cities
Between urban vibrance and colonial heritage
- Sunset from Sugarloaf Mountain
- Street art in São Paulo's neighborhoods
- Carnival and Samba Schools

Tailor-made itineraries with a French-speaking local agency based in Brazil.
Five iconic experiences that reveal the soul of Brazil

Between urban vibrance and colonial heritage

Lungs of the planet and exceptional biodiversity

Living African heritage and age-old traditions

Roaring waterfalls and pristine ecosystems

Tropical shoreline between coconut palms and turquoise waters
Tailor-made itineraries created by our local agency in Brazil, suited to every kind of traveller.
8 daysFrom the golden dunes of Maranhão to the turquoise lagoons of Jericoacoara, an epic crossing of the wild Northeast
1 525 €
9 daysFrom Christ the Redeemer to Iguazu Falls, from Salvador to Bahia's islands: Brazil reveals its contrasts.
1 920 €
13 daysFrom Christ the Redeemer to the turquoise waters of Ilha Grande, a Brésil where dazzling nature meets the colonial soul of Paraty.
2 050 €

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My checklist →Brazil unfolds its contrasts across an immense territory, where São Paulo's skyscrapers stand alongside the golden beaches of Ipanema and the winding waterways of the Amazon. Rio resonates with tropical music while Salvador vibrates to the rhythm of Afro-Brazilian drums. Iguazu Falls thunder at the Argentine border, the equatorial forest rustles with a thousand species, and the fazendas of Minas Gerais cultivate the world's finest coffees.
Each region reveals a distinct facet of this mixed nation, between Portuguese colonial heritage, indigenous traditions and African influences. A tailor-made trip allows you to navigate between these worlds according to your desires: urban immersion in Rio, ecotourism in the Amazon or cultural discovery of the Northeast.
Rio de Janeiro captivates with its legendary beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, dominated by Sugarloaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer. São Paulo reveals its cosmopolitan face between contemporary art museums and bohemian neighborhoods. Iguazu Falls offers a striking natural spectacle, while the Amazon unveils its exceptional biodiversity from Manaus. Salvador enchants with its colonial historic center and vibrant Afro-Brazilian culture.
A tailor-made trip to Brazil requires 15 to 21 days to grasp the country's diversity. Lovers of urban culture will prioritize Rio and São Paulo, complemented by Salvador. Nature enthusiasts will opt for the Amazon, the Pantanal and Iguazu. Budget to plan: €2,800 to €4,200 per person depending on the level of comfort and regions visited.
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Brésil
Our local agency Brésil lives Brazil every day. An English-speaking team in Brazil that designs each bespoke journey from the ground — attuned to your pace and desires. You work directly with the people crafting your itinerary and who will be there when you arrive.
Brazil is never told just one way. Every traveler comes with their own desires, and my role is to find the thread that connects the landscapes, encounters, and experiences that match them.
— Daria
A network of local agencies bound by one standard — creating authentic, tailor-made and responsible journeys.
You are accompanied by a local team that knows the terrain, the seasons, the itineraries and the local partners.
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
Guides and advice to plan your trip en Brazil.

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Passeport
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
No, French nationals do not need a visa for Brazil for a tourist stay of up to 90 days. A valid passport for at least 6 months and a return ticket are sufficient.
Read the full answerA direct flight from Paris to Rio de Janeiro takes approximately 12 hours. With a stopover, allow 14 to 18 hours depending on the connection. Other Brazilian cities like São Paulo are accessible with similar durations.
Read the full answerIn Brazil, people say "Olá" for hello and "Obrigado" (men) or "Obrigada" (women) for thank you. These basic Brazilian Portuguese expressions make it easier to connect with locals.
Read the full answerIn Brazil, flying is the most efficient way to cover long distances between regions. For shorter journeys, opt for buses—"ônibus" (3 comfort categories). In cities, metros and urban buses are well-developed, with reliable metered taxis.
Read the full answerIn Brazil, you can use your French phone with international roaming activated. Purchasing a local SIM card requires a Brazilian tax number, which complicates the process for a short stay. WiFi is available in most hotels and urban restaurants.
Read the full answerBrazil can be visited year-round thanks to its tropical climate. Winter (May–September) offers mild temperatures around 25°C and less rainfall. Summer allows you to fully enjoy the beaches despite the heat. Avoid the Amazon between December and May (rainy season).
Read the full answerFor Brazil, pack swimsuit, sandals, hiking shoes, lightweight and long clothing, hat, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, raincoat, a few warm items for evenings, a secure crossbody bag, and a camera.
Read the full answerBrazil has inverted seasons compared to France (summer from September to March). This vast country offers varied climates depending on the region: tropical in the Amazon, subtropical in the south, and equatorial in the north. The country can be visited year-round thanks to its warm temperatures.
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