Rio De Janeiro Rio de Janeiro - the name speaks for itself. Sun, surf, football, colour, scenery, food, parties and people; all help make Rio one of the most idyllic holiday destinations.

Set amongst the beautifully green and mountainous scenery on Brazil’s east coast, Rio de Janeiro’s lifestyle is synonymous with the pursuit of enjoyment. There is never a bad time to visit Rio, with even the winter months averaging a balmy temperature in the mid 20s (celsius) that will allow you to exploit all the attractions Rio has to enjoy.

Rio offers some of the world’s most stunning beaches with 80 kilometres of pristine shoreline to enjoy. Whether relaxing under the sun, swimming in the emerald-blue water, kicking a football or enjoying the view with a few drinks, Rio’s beach life is unparalleled. Besides its surf and sand, Rio is best known for its insatiable love for partying. Despite an array of parties and events happening every night of the week, it is Rio’s major festivals however, that offers a carnival experience like no other. The two-century old Carnaval, held just prior to Lent every year, is Rio de Janeiro’s showpiece; with costumes, colour, food, drinks and the irresistible beat of the Samba creating a most seductive party atmosphere.  

Rio de Janeiro has much more to offer than just beaches and partying however. It is a culturally diverse and sprawling city with a vibrancy just waiting to be explored. From local street food and music to forest treks and the famous Christ the Redeemer monument, there is so much to experience. Take the cable car to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain for stunning views or stroll along the well-known Copacabana Beach and enjoy a spot of people watching.

With a rich history, Rio has numerous historically significant buildings and museums to see when you need some downtime from the endless excitement of Rio’s tourist hub. With a population similar to that of Australia, São Paulo can only be described as a mega-city. Located on the eastern coast of Brazil, the city has a rich history stemming back from its founding by the Portuguese in 1554. It is its immense size that makes São Paulo such an exciting place to visit. It is a truly cosmopolitan city with an assortment of different ethnic and cultural backgrounds interwoven throughout, that make it a highly interesting destination to explore.