The day begins very early with a sunrise observation tour. This is a special moment to admire the vibrant colors of the Amazon sky, accompanied by birdsong and, with a bit of luck, sightings of river dolphins (botos) and other wildlife. Back at the lodge, a delicious breakfast is served. Next, we visit the home of a local riverside dweller (caboclo), where guests can learn about traditional lifestyles, local customs, and techniques such as açaí harvesting and the artisanal production of manioc flour — one of the main economic activities in the region. Upon returning to the lodge, guests are invited to take part in a symbolic tree-planting activity, reinforcing a shared commitment to the preservation of the Amazon rainforest. Transfer from the Jungle Lodge to MAO Airport. Flight MAO  - VCP - IGU Transfer from the IGU Airport to Viale Tower Hotel

Viale Tower Hotel: Luxo Double Room. Breakfast included. Cancellation Policy: Not Refoundable. Mandatory fees are included, optional fees will be charged to guests at check out.

Included in the New Seven Wonders of Nature list, the wonderful Iguazu Falls are located in the border that divides Brazil, Argentine and Paraguay, what gives guests the opportunity to admire the natural show in different angles. Many observation decks, suspended walkaways and transport modes are disposed to provide the best experiences. It is incredible to appreciate the immensity and strength of the water that falls uninterruptedly. The Argentinean side has two thirds of the falls of Iguassu Falls, what makes the visit exciting, as guests have the emotion of feeling the strength of the waterfalls very closely. There are trails and two circuits around the park, so guests can admire the natural phenomenon from different points of view. One of the most incredible experiences is to go to Devil’s Throat, where is possible to see the strong waterfall from the top. On the transfer to the Argentine side of Iguassu Falls, guests cross a bridge with 480 meters in length that was built in 1985, known popularly as the "International Fraternity Bridge" although its official name is International Tancredo Neves Bridge, conecting Brazil (Foz do Iguaçu) and Argentina (Puerto Iguazu). They arrive at the Guests Center and the Iguazu National Park Entrance, which has snack bars, a restaurant, souvenir shops, toilets, medical attention and an interpretive building with giant panels showing the biodiversity of the subtropical humid forest. To get to the catwalks and see the Falls, guests take the gas-propelled trains that will lead to the Upper and Lower Falls Circuits, for walks around forests and beautiful landscapes, and especially the Devil’s Throat, which provides one of the best views of the Falls, due to the impact of the water that makes big clouds of steam and form an incredible rainbow.

The tour includes:

• Bilingual guide in Portuguese or English
• Transportation to/from the hotel
• Entrance tickets

Rio de Janeiro

Brazil’s second-largest city and one of the world’s most popular tourism destinations, Rio de Janeiro is renowned for its beautiful beaches, vibrant culture, the iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain and the massive, majestic statue of Christ atop the Corcavado peak. The highlight of Rio’s social calendar is Carnaval, in the weeks leading up to Lent, when the city becomes a riot of colour, music and festivities, with thousands of costumed revellers parading through the street in what the locals call the ‘Greatest Show on Earth’.

Brazilian Falls From the Brazilian side, the Iguazu Falls can be seen from another perspective. There is a wonderful panoramic view of them, as two-thirds are located on the opposite side, the Argentinean side. With a good infrastructure, there are many adventure attractions to have fun and enjoy the view in many different ways. Departing from the hotel to Iguazu Falls, guests arrive at the National Park and encounter a breathtaking panoramic view of the falls. The contrast between the green of the vegetation and the white falls caused by its strength is very enchanting. Guests have the opportunity to walk along the trails to appreciate landscapes and the different points of view that the park provides.   Macuco Safari Macuco Safari is an amazing adventure that starts on a jeep ride, continues on a trail in the forest and ends in an incredible boat ride next to the Iguazu Falls. Starting on a track to the Macuco Waterfall, a 20m of height waterfall with crystal natural pool on the rocks surrounded by vegetation, guests get a sustainable electric jeep on the first 3km before walking into the exuberant forest of Iguaçu National Park for more 600m. On the way, guides show them the fauna and flora around until they get on the boat for a spectacular ride to the most expected Canyon Falls. Once there, guests appreciate outstanding landscapes, feeling the power of the falls that form a beautiful and unforgettable rainbow. >> After the tour, the group will be dropped off directly at IGU Airport. <<

The tour includes:

• Bilingual guide in Portuguese or English
• Transportation to/from the hotel
• Entrance tickets
• Drop-off at the Airport

  Windsor Leme Hotel Superior Double Room. Breakfast included. Cancellation Policy: Not Refoundable. Mandatory fees are included, optional fees will be charged to guests at check out.

Sugar Loaf Every year, over a million visitors go to the famous Pão de Açúcar (Sugar Loaf Mountain), an iconic symbol of the city of Rio de Janeiro. Its name was given due to the resemblance to the traditional shape of a refined sugar loaf. The journey to the top is made in glass cable cars. The first cable car takes passengers to the top of Urca Hill, which rises 215 meters above sea level and offers spectacular views of the entire bay and its surrounding islands. At Urca Hill, passengers take the second cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf, which rises 395 meters above sea level and offers a 360 degrees view of the entire city including Botafogo and Copacabana Beaches, Corcovado Hill and Rio’s downtown.   Carnival Behind the Scenes One of the most famous Carnivals of the world is in Rio. This is the biggest Brazilian cultural manifestation and a democrat celebration, where everyone interact and have fun together regardless of their origin. Carnival in Rio is distinguished for being, not only a celebration, but also a competition. This is a tour behind the scenes of Carnival. In the complex of Samba City, where all samba schools have their creation warehouses, a guide explains about the history of samba, allegories and the Carnival parade in Rio de Janeiro. It goes around the warehouse with customs and parade items in progress and guests have the opportunity to try the costumes, feeling a little bit of the Carnival essence. After that exciting visit, they have time to taste the traditional caipirinha, a cocktail made with cachaça (sugar cane hard liquor), lemon and sugar, before heading back to the hotel.

Tour includes:

• Private bilingual guide
• Private transport from/to hotel
• Entrance ticket.

  Panama City

  Possibly the most cosmopolitan capital in Central America, Panama City, lies at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal, and offers a vibrant metropolis. The dense skyline of high-rises has often been compared to that of Miami, and serves as an excellent base for exploring its lush tropical surrounds. Must-sees include the gorgeous Panama Canal, and the Amador Causeway that connects the city with four islands in the Pacific Ocean and offers terrific views of the metropolitan area. History and culture enthusiasts should head to the quaint old quarter, the Casco Viejo. Alternatively, enjoy a tour of nearby rainforests, where you will have the chance to spy toucans, sloths and howler monkeys, among other exotic creatures