Fernando do Noronha
Snorkel and dive in the idyllic turquoise archipelago of Fernando do Noronha.
This trip is all about the coast, of which Brazil has over 6,000 miles to choose from. Notably, it is the northeast area that boasts some of the finest beaches, vistas, hotels and activity options.
Therefore whether you want to relax and enjoy your hotel, or get in the water and get active, this holiday is the perfect choice for you.
Key Highlights of this Itinerary
Beaches of Rio
Experience the unique Brazilian beach culture on Ipanema and Copacabana beaches.
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Explore Trancoso
Go people-watching in the main square of trendy and laid back fishing village of Trancoso.
Relax on Kenoa
Unwind on the coast during a romantic stay at the stylish beachfront resort of Kenoa.
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Suited to both water sports enthusiasts and those who endeavour to unwind on the remote beaches of the north east, this trip offers an in-depth look into Brazil’s diverse and dazzling coastlines. In a place where snorkelers are rewarded with 50-metre water visibility, beach buggies prove the best way to navigate archipelagos and reefs form natural pools at low tide, we can tailor a bespoke trip that suits all activity levels and interests. Owing to the vastness of the country, reaching these beaches involves travelling far off the beaten track – but rest assured that these efforts that are duly rewarded with some of the finest vistas and marine adventures in the Americas. It is possible to visit a number of unique locations either in the company of an expert private guide or while travelling independently – amongst our favourites is Fernando de Noronha, the idyllic group of volcanic islands that only permits 500 visitors each day.
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Day 1
Sao Paulo - Fernando de Noronha
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Days 2-4
Fernando de Noronha
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Day 5
Fernando de Noronha - Maceio - Barra de Sao Miguel
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Days 6-7
Barra de Sao Miguel
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Day 8
Maceio - Porto Seguro - Trancoso
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Days 9-11
Trancoso
Day 1
Sao Paulo - Fernando de Noronha
Days 2-4
Fernando de Noronha
Snorkel and dive in the idyllic archipelago of Fernando do Noronha.
Day 5
Fernando de Noronha - Maceio - Barra de Sao Miguel
Days 6-7
Barra de Sao Miguel
Relax at the stylish beach resort of Kenoa, a place with incredible attention to detail.
Day 8
Maceio - Porto Seguro - Trancoso
Days 9-11
Trancoso
People watch around the main square in trendy Trancoso, a laid back fishing village.
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When to travel
Brazil in January
January to March is the peak of summer across the country, with many locals having time off in February. Carnival often takes place at this time too. There is more rainfall in the Amazon and the south but it is also the warmest time of year across the country.
Brazil in February
January to March is the peak of summer across the country, with many locals having time off in February. Carnival often takes place at this time too. There is more rainfall in the Amazon and the south but it is also the warmest time of year across the country.
Brazil in March
January to March is the peak of summer across the country, with many locals having time off in February. Carnival often takes place at this time too. There is more rainfall in the Amazon and the south but it is also the warmest time of year across the country.
Brazil in April
April and May is a good time to travel as temperatures drop a little. There is generally plenty of sunshine in the south, with the Amazon and Pantanal starting to receive a little less rain too.
Brazil in May
April and May is a good time to travel as temperatures drop a little. There is generally plenty of sunshine in the south, with the Amazon and Pantanal starting to receive a little less rain too.
Brazil in June
June and July is a great time to visit the south, especially around Rio and Sao Paolo. It is also a good time to visit the Amazon and Pantanal, with slightly lower temperatures and less rain. It is a wetter time for the north and east coast.
Brazil in July
June and July is a great time to visit the south, especially around Rio and Sao Paolo. It is also a good time to visit the Amazon and Pantanal, with slightly lower temperatures and less rain. It is a wetter time for the north and east coast.
Brazil in August
Between August and October is possibly the best time to visit the Amazon and Pantanal. It is still fairly dry in the south, but it can be cool in the evenings in Rio. It dries up in the north and remains warm.
Brazil in September
Between August and October is possibly the best time to visit the Amazon and Pantanal. It is still fairly dry in the south, but it can be cool in the evenings in Rio. It dries up in the north, and remains warm.
Brazil in October
Between August and October is possibly the best time to visit the Amazon and Pantanal. It is still fairly dry in the south, but it can be cool in the evenings in Rio. It dries up in the north, and remains warm.
Brazil in November
November and December see the dry season comes to an end in the south, as temperatures heat up. November can be a great time to visit Rio as it is warmer but remains fairly dry. Rainfall increases again in the Pantanal and the Amazon.
Brazil in December
November and December see the dry season comes to an end in the south, as temperatures heat up. November can be a great time to visit Rio as it is warmer but remains fairly dry. Rainfall increases again in the Pantanal and the Amazon.
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