Rio's Champions Parade – a signature tour called "Dreams Come True"

Arrival at Rio de Janeiro Airport. Meet and greet, followed by transfer to the hotel. Free time to relax and explore at your leisure. Rio de Janeiro is known for its green hills, blue skies, rocky mountains, bays, islands, and stunning beaches. It is the second-largest city in Brazil (after São Paulo) and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. If you arrive during daylight, you will already see the green hills, rocky mountains, palm trees along the road, and picturesque bays. As night falls, the city is surrounded by a sparkling necklace of lights from the favelas. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy as you wish. Some might want to dive straight into the vibrant life of the city, while others might prefer some quiet time alone, finding a peaceful corner between the palm trees, sand, and ocean waves.

Breakfast at the hotel. Sugarloaf Mountain tour (4 hours). The first stop will be at the Urca Hill, which offers a large viewpoint. On Sugarloaf Mountain itself, there is a smaller platform, but the views of Rio, Copacabana Beach, the bay, surrounding mountains, islands in the ocean, the Niteroi Bridge, and the Christ the Redeemer statue are breathtaking. Then, you will head to the central areas of old Rio, where you will admire several historical churches, monasteries, the city’s main cathedral, and colonial-style buildings. We recommend you rest and prepare for the Carnival (Champion's Parade) tonight. In the evening, get ready for an incredible, grand spectacle – the long-awaited Carnival! We will head to the Sambadrome, a specially designed venue for the world-famous show. All night long, the best samba schools from Brazil will parade in front of you, competing for top honors! The judges will evaluate not only their performances but also their incredible costumes and moving platforms. Words cannot describe this astonishing sight! The grand outpouring of emotions, music, dance, and unbridled joy will leave an unforgettable mark on you. After the parade, we will take you back to the hotel for a well-deserved rest.

After breakfast, excursion to Corcovado Mountain and the Christ the Redeemer statue (4 hours). You will arrive at the station where an open, eco-friendly train will take you through the Tijuca Forest to the top of Corcovado Hill. On both sides of the train track, you will enjoy breathtaking views of the forest. At the summit, standing 710 meters above sea level, you will find the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue (38 meters), built in 1931. The observation platform offers a spectacular panorama of the city, the Niteroi Bridge, Guanabara Bay, the Botanical Gardens, the Maracanã Stadium, Sugarloaf Mountain, and more. We suggest you watch the sunset and applaud nature’s show at Arpoador Rocks. Climb the rocks, sit back, and relax as you enjoy the beautiful sunset. In the evening, we recommend trying seafood at the Marius Seafood Restaurant ($130 per person).

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport and flight to Foz do Iguaçu. Upon arrival, meet and transfer to your selected hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. You will then embark on a comprehensive tour of the Iguaçu Falls. The falls are located within a national park with unique flora and fauna, formed by volcanic eruptions and tectonic shifts. The name "Iguaçu" comes from the Guarani language and means "big water." The falls consist of 275 individual waterfalls, each with its own name, crashing down into the "Devil's Throat" gorge. The contrast between the calm and even lazy flow of the Iguaçu River above the falls and the powerful torrents of water plunging 72 meters into the abyss is astounding. You could spend hours gazing at this magnificent spectacle, contemplating the grandeur and eternity of our universe. Optional: (Additional charge: $135 per person) The "Macuco Safari" adventure through the jungle and a boat ride near the falls. You will travel through the jungle in an open-top jeep for about 3 kilometers with a guide who will share fascinating information about the region's ecology. Then, you will walk to the Iguaçu Riverbank, where you will board a motorboat that will take you close to the falls, providing a thrilling experience with splashes, rainbows, and unique photo opportunities. Optional: (Additional charge: $65 per person) Visit to the Bird Park, located near Iguaçu National Park. You will enter large aviaries where you can see stunning and exotic birds flying freely among the tropical forest. Optional: (Additional charge: $170 per person) Helicopter ride over the falls. Get an aerial view of the breathtaking power and beauty of the falls from above. This is a truly stunning and unforgettable experience!

Excursion to the Argentinean side of the falls with a guide. A professional guide will meet you at the hotel to provide detailed information about the national park. Crossing the Tancredo Neves Bridge over the Iguaçu River, you will enter Argentina’s National Park. After a walking tour through the park, you will get up close to the falls, feeling the might of the falling water and experiencing the natural beauty all around. You will witness the birth of the falls and the iconic "Devil's Throat" waterfall. The park is home to a vast array of walking trails and viewing platforms that offer fantastic views of the waterfalls. The sight of water cascading over cliffs, creating rainbows, is truly mesmerizing. The "Devil’s Throat" waterfall is the largest and most impressive. The park spans 55,500 hectares, preserving a rich and unique ecosystem. After the tour, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires. Upon arrival, you will be met by a driver and transferred to your hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. City sightseeing tour with a guide (3 hours) in Buenos Aires, with a Russian-speaking guide. You will explore this unique capital city and immerse yourself in the legendary, centuries-old culture of Argentina, a blend of history and art. Buenos Aires is home to many of Argentina’s key attractions. Its architecture rivals Paris, but the city is distinct in its own beauty. Buenos Aires is widely known for its numerous museums, and art lovers will find a wide range of museums, galleries, theaters, and architectural landmarks here. Key sights include the old La Boca neighborhood, the historic San Telmo area, where you’ll find bars, restaurants, and an antiques market at Plaza Dorrego. The heart of the city is the Plaza de Mayo, one of the world’s largest shopping centers. You’ll also visit the "Pink House" (Casa Rosada), the presidential palace associated with Eva Perón, and other monumental landmarks. The city’s symbol is the 67-meter Obelisk, commemorating Argentina’s declaration of independence. You’ll also explore the elegant La Recoleta district, famous for its cemetery, the El Pilar Church, and nearby cultural and commercial centers. The tour will also include visits to the modern areas of Puerto Madero and the parks of Lezama and 3rd of February. In the evening, you’ll attend a Tango Show with dinner (without a guide). Tango is immensely popular worldwide, but Argentina is where it originated. The fascinating world of tango, with its passion and virtuosity, will transport you into a world of love and graceful performance. Initially, tango was performed by two men in a rather playful manner, and the name "tango" comes from the Latin "tangere," meaning "to touch." Over time, the dance became slower and more intimate. The performance is accompanied by orchestras playing tango music, and today, tango is considered one of the most sensual dances on Earth. It teaches sincerity, reminding men of gallantry and women of tenderness. The restaurant’s tango-themed decor, combined with a menu of traditional dishes and fine Argentine wines, will make for a truly romantic evening.

Free day for independent exploration and optional activities.

Breakfast at the hotel. At the scheduled time, transfer to Buenos Aires Airport for your flight back home.