Uncovered Brazil: Rio & Pantanal

Day by day

The plan as the operator publishes it. Exact timings are confirmed with your booking.

1. Day 1 Campo Grande — The Gateway to the Wild

   Landing in Campo Grande feels like stepping into a different Brazil — quieter, greener, and closer to something ancient. Our representative will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. Tonight, rest. Tomorrow, the wilderness begins. Overnight in Campo Grande
2. Day 2 Campo Grande → Pantanal — Into the World's Greatest Wetland

   Breakfast at the hotel Your specialist wildlife guide meets you at the hotel, and the journey into the Pantanal begins — the world's largest tropical wetland, a vast, extraordinary ecosystem that makes every nature documentary you have ever watched feel like a rough draft.
3. Day 3 Pantanal — Dawn, Wildlife and Everything In Between

   Look forward to full days of photographic adventure across both water and land. You'll set off at dawn, when wildlife is most active and the lighting is simply stunning, pausing for an outdoor breakfast along the way.
4. Day 4 Pantanal

   Enjoy full days of photographic expeditions that combine aquatic and terrestrial environments. Activities begin at dawn, when the chances of observing wildlife are highest, and the lighting is at its best. Breakfast is typically served outdoors, and the tour continues until approximately 10 a.m.
5. Day 5 Pantanal → Rio de Janeiro — From Wild to Marvellous

   Breakfast at the hotel The Pantanal gives you back to the world this morning — or rather, it sends you to Rio, which is arguably the most spectacular city in the world and therefore a reasonable destination after three days in the most spectacular wilderness.
6. Day 6 Rio de Janeiro — Two Wonders, One Day

   Breakfast at the hotel Full Day: Sugarloaf Mountain and Corcovado by Train Rio does not hold back on its first full day. Two cable cars carry you to the summit of Sugarloaf — the bay below, the city spread in every direction, the kind of view that makes you reach for your camera and then forget to…
7. Day 7 Rio de Janeiro — The Rio Locals Actually Love

   Breakfast at the hotel Half Day: Santa Teresa, Lapa and Cinelândia with Tram Tour Forget the postcard version for a morning. This is the Rio of artists, bohemians, and people who have been living here for generations and show no signs of leaving.
8. Day 8 Rio de Janeiro — Your City, Your Day

   Breakfast at the hotel Rio rewards the traveler who slows down — who walks an extra street, sits at a different café, takes the long way back from the beach. No schedule today. No transfers. Just the Marvellous City, and however you want to spend it. Overnight in Rio de Janeiro Meals: Breakfast
9. Day 9 Rio de Janeiro — Until Next Time

   Breakfast at the hotel Eight days ago, the Pantanal was an idea. Now it is a memory that will take a while to fully process — the jaguar at dawn, the giant otters, the sunrise over the wetland. And Rio, which turned out to be exactly as extraordinary as everyone said it was.