The fifth-biggest country in the world and the largest in South America, Brazil is bursting with attractions. From the mighty Amazon Rainforest and pulsing rhythms of Rio Carnival to iconic Ipanema beach, this extraordinary nation is a feast for the senses.
Be a savvy traveller — save your hard-earned cash by bundling your hotel and flight bookings with Expedia. Starting at S$90 a night, there are 55,016 hotels to choose from. Add extras like car rental and experiences to your Brazil Holiday Package and take your savings to the next level. If you’re seeing the sights in Rio de Janeiro, why not get some great views from natural vantage points and add a hiking tour to your package?
Day 1: Fly into São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport and start your getaway in the sprawling city of São Paulo. Don’t miss well-known attractions like Mercadão Municipal, Catedral da Sé and Parque do Ibirapuera.
Day 2-5: Consider booking a rental car and driving six hours north to Rio de Janeiro. Immerse yourself in the city’s famous party vibe and enjoy incredible natural attractions like Copacabana and Ipanema beaches and Tijuca National Park.
Day 6-9: Hop on a boat and spend a few days living in the tropical island paradise of Ilha Grande. Pristine beaches and idyllic waterfalls will take your breath away here.
Join in the celebrations for Brazil’s Republic Day, held November 15 each year. You’ll find festivities in many locations around the country, including Brasilia.
If taking time out in Brazil’s national capital is on your itinerary, browse ourBrasilia Holiday Packagesfor some budget-friendly options.
For a hassle-free holiday, check out ourBrazil All Inclusive holidays— there’s bound to be one that’s perfect for your travel plans.
Reviewed on 21 Mar,2023
Reviewed on 21 Mar,2023
Reviewed on 21 Mar,2023
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