Compare Iguassu Falls in 3 days by Qwerty Travel Argentina vs Coast of the Conquerors by SouthAmerica.travel
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| Duration | 3 days | 8 days |
| Price From | $ 835 | $ 1,715 |
| Price Per Day | $ 278 | $ 214 |
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| Trip Style | Small group tour | Private guided tour |
| Lodging Level | Standard | Premium |
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| Flights & Transport | NA | Ground transport included |
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The getaway to the Iguassu Falls is one of the walks obliged of Argentina. It is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in South America and the world. Have well-earned its place as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and has been declared one of the 7 wonders of the World |
On this relaxing Brazil beaches & cultural tour, you are never far from the best beaches in Brazil. Relax on the warm sands of Maceio, Recife, and Olinda while enjoying Brazil's Afro-Brazilian cultural flair. Home to one of the most ethnically diverse populations on earth, Brazil mixes old world charm, new world vitality and African rhythms. Many nations have made a mark on Brazil's soul. Today, these influences are prevalent in everyday life, from the former Dutch colonies in Recife to the most African city in the Americas: Salvador. |
Day 1: Iguassu – Brazilian Falls
Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Today you will visit the spectacular Iguassu Falls in Brazil. Departure from the hotel toward the Foz do Iguassu National Park. The area of visit is constituted by a single circuit of walkways, 950 meters long, which is located on the cliffs of the Iguassu River, offering a panoramic view really impressive of all the falls. The route has its zenith when you get to the Mirador de La Garganta del Diablo, where the noise of the fall of the water shakes the visitor
(*We suggest an arrival flight before 11.30hs)
Day 2: Iguassu Falls: Argentine side
One of the most amazing tours in the whole world, penetrating the geological formation of the Falls and perceiving from different points of view, the magnificence of more than 200 waterfalls running constantly for millions of years. An excellent tour for those passengers willing to experience an intimate contact with Nature and life.
The tour starts early in the morning with a long walk, observing the incredible landscapes and the vast typical fauna and flora of the region, including birds, butterflies, mammals, flowers and plants that gives the surrounding natural environment, an incredible touch of life in an exceptional experience.
The main objective of this tour is to take full advantage of our time in the wild, experiencing the characteristic natural sounds, images, colours and aromas of the jungle.
Day 3: Iguassu
Transfer to the airport for your departure flight.
Day 1: Arrival in salvador
Meet your guide and driver at the Bahia airport and transfer to your hotel. Spend your first day in this beautiful city, the original capital of Brazil, at your leisure. Some of its buildings date back to the 16th century when the city operated a slave market.
Day 2: Salvador city tour
This morning, go on a city tour to explore Salvador da Bahia and learn about the history and culture of the region. Visit the landmarks of the Upper and the Lower Town, including the Barra Lighthouse, the Corredor da Vitória, and the Campo Grande. One highlight of the tour is visiting Pelourinho, Bahia’s historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 due to the impeccable state of its colonial buildings.
In the evening you can opt to go on a Bahia by Night excursion and enjoy a traditional local dinner.
Day 3: Praia Do Forte & Turtle Station
Travel north to visit Praia do Forte, the Tamar Project’s Turtle Station. Here, a team of scientists, volunteers, and biologists help preserve the different sea turtle species that inhabit this area of the Atlantic coast. Enjoy some free time and unwind at the beach.
This tour includes lunch at a local restaurant, so be sure to try one of the traditional Brazilian dishes.
Day 4: Transfer to Maceió
Transfer to Maceió, located on the ""Linha Verde,"" the green strip north of Salvador. Here, you are close to the beach and the palm tree forests. The small capital of Alagoas state is modest, yet peaceful, with friendly and warm people. Maceió is one of the most famous beach resorts amongst Brazilians, yet undiscovered by the international crowd.
In the evening, you can enjoy the light breeze of the trade winds during a casual walk along the extensive beach promenade.
Day 5: Maceió Tour
Today’s tour takes you to the beaches of Maceió, including Ponta Verde and Pajuçara. Also, tour the historic center of Jaraguá and learn about the city’s origin as a trading town.
Day 6 JOURNEY TO RECIFE
The scenic journey to Recife takes about 2 1/2 hours. The city was built on land reclaimed from the ocean by the Dutch. Check into your hotel in the beach district and enjoy a stroll along Boa Viagem (""bon voyage"") and see the protected coral reefs.
Day 7: Recife & Olinda City Tour
Go sightseeing through Recife, a city with 39 bridges and 50 canals. Enjoy the elegant colonial baroque architecture and beautiful palm trees in the area.
Next visit Olinda, the original state capital until it was jealously set afire by the Dutch Prince Maurice of Nassau in 1637 to elevate his city, Recife. Olinda sits on hills above Recife, with many esteemed churches under shading palm trees. Recently, it has become an artist's colony.
The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site, as well as a National Monument. The Dutch government donated funds to help restore the area. After the tour, return to Recife to say Boa Viagem to one of the best beaches Brazil has to offer.
Day 8: Departure from Recife
After breakfast, transfer to the Recife airport to board a flight back home or continue to your next destination in South America.
