Colonial Brazil tour

A full day guided tour of the most famous sites of the city including Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain.

Free day to further explore Rio at your own leisure — you could try a cookery class or perhaps arrange a tour of the city's historic neighborhoods.

Today you will travel in a private vehicle through the historic state of Minas Gerais, to the charming colonial town of Tiradentes.

Free day to explore the historic center of Tiradentes with its museums and colonial churches. If you want to venture further afield why not visit the neighboring town of São João del Rei, a journey that can be made by steam train on certain days.

Transfer to Ouro Preto, perhaps the most famous colonial city in this part of Brazil at the heart of the 18th century gold rush.

Day at leisure to explore the winding roads and picturesque churches of Ouro Preto. Once again the nearby town of Mariana offers an interesting insight into the region's mining heritage.

Transfer to Belo Horizonte and from Belo Horizonte fly north to Recife and transfer to the nearby colonial gem of Olinda, a picture postcard town on the Atlantic Ocean.

Free day to explore the UNESCO World Heritage town of Olinda on foot — the historic center is very compact, with cobbled streets, baroque churches and quirky art galleries.

Take the short flight from Recife to Salvador, one of Brazil's most colorful and culturally diverse cities and center of Afro-Brazilian culture.

Enjoy a half day private guided tour of Salvador's key sights, including a visit to All Saints Bay and the resplendent Baroque church of São Francisco.

Free day to further explore Salvador at your own leisure — there are countless ways to experience the culture of the town, from cookery classes to folkloric dance shows.

Transfer to the airport for your onward flight.