Brazil doesn’t do subtle — and that’s exactly the point. One moment you’re in Rio, where the rhythm is loud, the style is effortless, and the coastline feels like a stage; the next, you’re deep in the Atlantic Forest, watching Iguassu Falls thunder through the landscape. Two icons, one seamless itinerary, designed for travellers who want Brazil at full volume — electric, cinematic, and unmistakably alive.
Brazil’s Boldest Pairing
RiodeJaneiro
Belmond Copacabana Palace
A beachfront legend for over a century, “The Copa” is where Rio dresses up and shows off. Walk through history, feel the city hum just beyond the doors, then slip into polished calm — where service is instinctive and glamour is the default. Think poolside afternoons, crisp linens, and slow lunches that effortlessly become late nights. This is Rio, refined — and always front row.
IguassuFalls
Belmond Hotel das Cataratas
Deep in the Atlantic Forest and the only hotel inside Iguaçu National Park, this is the most privileged way to experience the falls. When the last visitors leave, everything shifts: the paths go quiet, the mist thickens, and nature takes over. You’re not just near the falls — you have them almost to yourself. Wild serenity, exclusive access, and Brazil at its most majestic.
Signature moments we’ll curate
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Dining Spotlight
Brazil tastes better when it’s done properly. At Pérgula, expect bright South American flavours in a setting made for long afternoons. At Hotel das Cataratas, dine with the falls nearby and the Atlantic Forest all around.
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Rio from the Sea
See Rio from its most flattering angle: water, mountains, coastline, city. Depart from Marina da Glória, glide through Guanabara Bay, and drift past the beaches of Zona Sul and Niterói. Swim stop optional. Sunset is not.
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Architectural Wonders of the Marvellous City
Rio isn’t just beautiful — it’s layered. In 2019, it was named World Capital of Architecture, and the city wears it well. Go deeper and uncover stories, design, and iconic landmarks across centuries. From the Museum of Tomorrow to Confeitaria Colombo, experience cultural heavyweights and hidden details most visitors miss. Finish at Christ the Redeemer, then rise by cable car to Morro da Urca for a sunset that feels personal.
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Cachaça & Wine Tasting
The caipirinha is Brazil in a glass: citrus, ice, and a clean kick of cachaça. Go beyond the cocktail with a guided tasting led by a cachaça sommelier, featuring one of Brazil’s most impressive collections. Then switch to wine: Paraná’s finest — four pours from three local wineries — a surprising side of Brazil that deserves your attention.
Let Lartisien design it
Brazil is at its best when every detail is handled: seamless transfers, the best room categories, private guides, standout tables, and a rhythm that feels effortless. All you do is arrive — and enjoy the destination exactly the way you should.
