BRAZIL - LATIN AMERICA
Our experts’ travel secrets...
MONKEY FOREST Watch as these little creatures emerge from the tangled Amazon jungle for feeding. The rescued monkeys are rehabilitated back into the wild in the Monkey Forest and cared for by the Living Rainforest Foundation.
ALLIGATOR SAFARI Learn about alligators on this exhilarating night safari. Travelling by canoe, your trained guide will help you spot the wild predators and provide the opportunity to see one safely at close range!
MEET THE LOCALS Riding in a canoe for an authentic river experience, you can paddle along the Amazon’s channels to meet native tribes. Expert guides will help you to interpret the ancient traditions and customs of these local communities.
Accommodation...
...You can choose to stay 3 ways Here’s just a sample of our favourites; contact us for more accommodation choices.
AUTHENTIC COMFORT INDULGE
PORTO DA LUA, PRAIA DO FORTE Enjoy this privileged location on one of the most beautiful beaches in Brazil: Praia do Forte. You can appreciate the spectacular views of the reef from your hammock with a Brazilian cocktail in hand.
ECOPARK JUNGLE LODGE, AMAZON Surrounded on three sides by the Amazonian jungle, you arrive at the Ecopark’s private beach by boat along the Tarumã River. Wooden bungalows and an open-air thatched restaurant lend the lodge an authentic and rustic air.
HOTEL DAS CATARATAS,
IGUAZU NATIONAL PARK This elegant hotel is unique for its setting in the heart of Brazil’s Iguazu National Park. It off ers access to the waterfalls before the park’s normal opening hours – ensuring a crowd-free experience.
Call 0844 875 1890 to speak to an Adventure Expert or visit
www.explore.co.uk/tailormade
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Maria Bazzigalupi, our regional specialist for Latin America
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