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BRAZIL – General Information

CLIMATE: is marked by highly varied climates. It goes from the of the Amazon Region, the dry heat of the Northeastern region and the permanently pleasant warm weather of most of the coastal area, to cool evening temperatures in many parts of the plateau and a temperate climate in the South. The seasons in Brazil, are the opposite from and . The medium annual temperature is 28° C on the North area and 20° C on the South Area.

VISAS & PASSPORTS: An entry visa is not required for holders of passports from European or South American countries. As a matter of reciprocity, a visa is required for those from North America. For further information about the necessary documentation and where visas can be obtained, please consult the local Brazilian embassy. Tourist visas can be renewed for a period of 180 days per year. Passports must be valid for at least six months after the planned date of arrival in Brazil.

CURRENCY: The currency in Brazil is the Real (abbreviated to R$). Dollars and traveler’s checks can easily be changed in hotels, authorized banks and travel agencies. International credit cards are accepted in most hotels, shops and restaurants. The exchange rate is floating.

LANGUAGE: The is the Portuguese.

TIME ZONES: Brazil covers three time zones. The time in Brasilia is the official time in Brazil, usually 3 hours behind GMT (). This changes with the start of Time (the clocks go forward an hour).

SHOPPING: Brazil offers a great variety for shopping: from boutiques to hippie markets; from precious and semi- precious stones, to creative handcrafts. Shopping centers are open from 10am to 10pm.

HEALTHY: It is recommended to have the vaccination against , for tourists that intend to visit the following Brazilian states: , Amazonas, Amapá, Federal District, Goiás, Maranhão, do Sul, Pará, Rondônia, and . It is obligatory the vaccination against yellow fever for those passengers coming from endemic zones. For further information please consult the Brazilian Embassy of your country.

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] TIPS: The service charge is included in the bills in most restaurants and bars. Therefore, tips are optional and are usually between 10% and 15% of the bill. For porterage service, it is recommended the equivalent to USD 1.00.

CUISINE: The is very rich and varied with Portuguese and African influences. The most typical Brazilian dish is the “”: served in big casseroles of black beans with a tick juice cooked together with salty pork meat. It is garnished with manioc flour, rice and slices of fresh orange. There is also the famous Brazilian barbecue, usually served in restaurant in a “rodízio” system, where several kinds of grilled meats are brought to the tables and cut directly on the plates of the costumers. The food from has stronger condiments. There is the famous “Vatapá”: made with shrimps, fish oil, coconut milk, bread and oil. The national drink is the famous “Caipirinha”: made with an alcohol called cachaça, mixed with lemon, sugar and ice.

AIRPORT TAXES: International and domestic airport taxes are charged. Most of the times, these taxes are already included in the air ticket. However please check it out before departure.

CLOTHING: Light clothes and comfortable shoes are recommended. Passengers should take sun glasses, sun block of strong protection and swimming clothes. A jacket is recommended as most of the places have strong air conditioning.

ELETRICITY: The electric current in Brazil can be either 110 V or 220 V, depending on the . Most of the hotels have adaptors.

TELEPHONES: Public telephones accept phone cards that cost around R$ 20,00 and can be bought at local newspapers stands. Mobile phones: The main providers of GSM 1800 technologies are: Brasil, and Claro. The Brazilian code for international calls is 00 + 55. The regional codes for the main are:Rio de Janeiro: 21

SAO PAULO

With a population of around 10 million and an area of 1500 square km (3 times the size of ) it is the largest city in and the largest industrial center on the continent. This vast city of gleaming skyscrapers elevated freeways and enormous complexes has all come together fairly recently. Though founded in 1554, it was still a sleepy little town of 30,000 people as late as 1870. Coffee provided the first impetus for its meteoric growth and by 1960 its population had exceeded that of Rio. The increase in population was to a large extent, the result of well over one million Italian, half a million Portuguese, 400,000 Spanish and nearly 200,000 Japanese

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] immigrants by the end of the 1930s. Many more from all over the world have arrived since the city is nothing if not cosmopolitan.

AMAZON

The term rainforest describes forests that grow in constant humid conditions. They can occur wherever the annual rainfall is above 2,000 millimeters (80 inches), even if it is spread throughout the year. The rather high temperatures favor plant development – i.e., above 20 degrees Celsius. The main characteristic of this humid, dense forest is the fact that the plants congregate in groups, which are organized in a distinctive manner within the ecosystem. Contrary to popular belief, tropical trees are not over-sized. Average total height in the ranges 30 to 40 meters (100 to 133 feet). The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical forest in the world, covering 6 million km2 in 9 different countries (in Brazil, circa of 60%). At a first look, the Amazon forest seems to be rather uniform in physiognomy but in fact there are many typological variations and ample species diversity. The forest canopy is frequently discontinuous, giving space for special ecological niches. At the heart of this region lies the huge Amazon River, the second longest watercourse of the world. The Amazon holds more than 20% of the planet’s fresh water, has at least 1,000 tributaries. The Rio Negro is its largest tributary. The Amazon Rainforest actually includes four major vegetation types: Terra Firma Forest (upland forest) – located on higher grounds with no direct influence from rivers Várzea Forest (marshland forest) – seasonally flooded lowland forest. Igapó Forest – permanently flooded lowland forest. Catinga Forest – along Rio Negro, called Campirana as well. The extraordinary wealth of plant and animal life in the Amazon basin has attracted explorers and scientists since the dawn of the . At least 30,000 out of 100,000 species of plants in are found in the Brazilian Amazon. The wildlife is equally diverse: there are thousands of creatures, amazingly different but each ideally suited for this particular way of life in the jungle. Clearly, this is a world of enormous fascination to everyone interested in nature. The Amazon with is legends and myths are still an enigma for humanity.

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RIO DE JANEIRO

Time: Official time of the country Average Annual Temperature: 23ºC Climate: Tropical Rainfall: November to April Airports: of Tom Jobim (Know as Galeão) - 20 Km from downtown Santos Dumont - 1 Km from downtown

Rio de Janeiro is located in the Southeastern zone, in the coast. The city is privileged with a great geographical position with wide beaches and impressive mountains. Known as “” – the marvelous city – Rio is a perfect combination of warm weather, beautiful sceneries, friendly people, music and happiness. A beauty that comes from its natural tropical environment where mountains, forests, beaches, lagoons, and vegetation form a dramatic back-drop.

The wonders of Rio can be admired from the top of the Sugar Loaf: impressive in its own height, it guards the entrance of the Bay; and also by the feet of the that blesses the entire city with his open arms and dominates most of the skyline. There are other equally inspiring mountains such as “Dois Irmãos” and the “Pedra da Gávea” to appreciate. There is also the Forest, the largest in the world. Rio’s other natural attractions include the beaches; the Botanical Garden; the Bay of Guanabara and Paquetá island; and the city’s many parks and gardens. Man has also produced his own attractions which include the city’s many museums and galleries that cover a wide range of topics and styles.

For all its natural beauty, Rio de Janeiro – with a population of around 6 million – is still one of the world’s biggest and most populated cities. Therefore, Rio offers its visitors the infrastructure its status merits. It offers a wide selection of hotels, restaurants, bars; it has numerous exhibition and conference centers; the cultural and sporting scene is justifiably famous; the shops and stores are world class; the city has well developed telecommunications, banking, financial and medical services and an extensive transport system which allows visitors and residents to move around the city easily be it by , taxi, bus, bicycle or on foot.

The city’s 90 kilometers of beaches are an integral part of the Rio lifestyle. Rio has beaches that run through its very heart and they are a center of and relaxation for the residents and visiting population. Participant sports abound on the beaches. Soccer, volleyball, gymnastics, and more traditional Brazilian sports like “peteca” and “futevolei”, are played out on the sands of Rio while out to sea, it is the surfers and windsurfers who rule the waves.

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] The pavements and paths that run along the top of the beaches are a playground for the city’s cyclists, roller skaters and the people who simply want to walk, jog or sit and enjoy the scenery from a bench or the comfort of a small beach kiosk while having coconut water.

Discovered in 1502, Rio de Janeiro still has many vestiges of its historic past on show. Buildings which date from the 16th to the 19th centuries reflect the history and growth of Rio.

Nightlife and entertainment in Rio are great! In Lapa and Santa Teresa we can find the most typical bars playing old in a setting that still preserves houses and old mansions. More sophisticated nightclubs can be found in , , Barra and Gávea. Visitors who want to experience a little more of Brazil’s own culture in its many shapes and forms, can enjoy spectacular shows aimed specifically at the tourist. Visitors are encouraged to pay a visit to one of the city’s schools (when they start the rehearsals before ) or to one of the “gafieiras” with their steamy dancing.

Soccer is Rio’s main spectator sports with crowds of 100,000 or more for the major games at the Maracanã , the word’s largest stadium.

Besides all that, Rio has a great variety of food: tropical fruits, juices, the traditional barbecue and the delicious Feijoada (traditionally served for Saturday lunch by restaurants and hotels) and the Caipirinha – not easily forgotten after a trip to Brazil. Eating out ranges from the most sophisticated restaurants, all the way to the humblest of corner bars serving local snacks and delicacies, which are washed down by an ice cold draught beer or one of a variety of natural juices.

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DAY 01 – São Paulo -

Arrival Airport transfer to the Hotel Meet and great at São Paulo airport, by our local team. Our uniformed, bi-lingual guides at the International airport of São Paulo will meet participants of the group, right after customs clearance. The transfer time with our deluxe air-conditioned motor coaches to the hotel will take approximately 50 minutes max., depending on the traffic conditions of this arrival day. En route, our guides will welcome all participants on behalf of ‘the sponsor of the group’ and shall give some basic briefs about the city and their respective hotel.

Arrival at the Hotel Upon arrival at hotel, check in will take place at a separate area and while check in formalities take place. A welcome Cocktail will be served and the room keys are handed out. If we receive the participants personal data, such as full name, address, passport number, nationality and birth dates, we can provide the pre-registration and participants are only requested to sign upon check in.

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] Free Time at Cidade Jardim Mall and Dinner at Pobre Juan Restaurant Specializing in Meats, the Pobre Juan restaurant, located in Shopping Cidade Jardim, has an outdoor garden overlooking the Estaiada Bridge, the city's postcard. The name Poor Juan makes reference to the "poor" of the parrilero that stands hours waiting for the point of the meat while all have fun. Among the meats, the client can choose between rump, Chorizo Steak, light-fat sirloin and chicken as side dishes rice, risotto, farofa or vegetables, ending with dessert made with milk sweet.

Overnight at selected hotel in São Paulo

DAY 02 – São Paulo / Manaus

Brazilian Breakfast at Hotel Restaurant

Transfer out To Airport to take a flight to Manaus latam GRU MAO 10:00 12:55

Arrival in Manaus and embark between 15:00/16:30 at Port of Manaus

18:00Departure: down Rio Negro.

Sunset on the top deck with classical music. Welcome cocktail offered by the Captain with presentation of equipment on board and safety procedures in room Lua

20:00 Welcome Dinner in the Kuarup Restaurant

Overnight at Cruise

DAY 03 – Amazon

05:30 - 11:30 Continental breakfast on the terrace or breakfast at 07am from Kuarup Restaurant

08am Pay a visit at the home of (locals) in the region of Lake Janauacá to get to know their way of life, customs and cultures of the local population

12:00 Light meal on the terrace or Lunch at Kuarup Restaurant

04pm Piranha fishing in the region of Manaquiri. Boat ride in this region with local flora and fauna observation

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] 08pm Dinner at Kuarup Restaurant

09:30 Boat rides to spoot alligators and listen the night sounds of the Manaquiri region.

Overnight at Cruise

DAY 04 – Amazon

05:30 - 11:30 Continental breakfast on the terrace

05:45 Amazon Awakening. Morning boat ride in the region of Manacapuru, where birds can be seen as well as a beautiful landscape lit by sunrise.

08am Boat ride through the Igarapes (narrow streams) and Igapos (flooded forest) in the Manacapuru region, where one can observe the activities of local residents and fishermen.

Jungle Trek in the region

12:00 Light meal on the terrace or Lunch at Kuarup Restaurant

04pm Boats rides through Igarapes and Igapos in the region of Lake Janauari. Visit the region on a floater with opportunity to purchase local crafts

07:45 Formal Dinner in the Kuarup Restaurant

Overnight at Cruise

DAY 05– Amazon/Rio de Janeiro

05:30 - 11:30 Continental breakfast on the terrace or breakfast at 07am from Kuarup Restaurant

06:00 Meeting of the Waters 08am Arrival at the Port of Manaus

City Tour with lunch ending at Airport This is a special visit, a tour unveiling the many buildings of the "old" and opulent Manaus - of the beginning of the 20th century. Our visit starts with a visit to the art-nouveau style municipal market - a copy of the famous "Les Halles" that existed in Paris; the colorful floating market with its typical boats; the British-style Customs House; the opulent Opera House dating back to the "rubber boom"; the "CIGS" zoo which houses animals from the region; the Government ; the Indian Museum with its fine collection from the Rio Negro indians, and the strange Poor Devil's Church. At the end of the tour, guide will accompany you to the airport assisting with luggage. As this is an international airport guide will assist with luggage at the airport.

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Flight to Rio at 15:10. Arrival in Rio 21:40

Meet and great at São Paulo airport, by our local team, assistance with check in to domestic flight to Rio de Janeiro.

Arrival Rio Airport transfer to the Hotel Our uniformed, bi-lingual guides at the International airport of Rio de Janeiro will meet participants of the group, right after customs clearance. The transfer time with our deluxe air-conditioned motor coaches to the hotel will take approximately 45 minutes max., depending on the traffic conditions of this arrival day. En route, our guides will welcome all participants on behalf of ‘the sponsor of the group’ and shall give some basic briefs about the city and their respective hotel.

Arrival at the Hotel Upon arrival at hotel, check in will take place at a separate area and while check in formalities take place. A welcome Cocktail will be served and the room keys are handed out. If we receive the participants personal data, such as full name, address, passport number, nationality and birth dates, we can provide the pre-registration and participants are only requested to sign upon check in.

Cold Sandwiches and Fruits on the room

Overnight at selected hotel in Rio de Janeiro

DAY 06 – Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian Breakfast at Hotel Restaurant

Morning Free

Sunset from Sugar Loaf The famous beaches of Rio de Janeiro are surrounded by mountains. On one side stands is (Pão de Açúcar). Rising a quarter mile into the air, Sugarloaf Mountain offers birds-eye views of and the city of Rio. No setting could be more spectacular. The Sugar Loaf is composed of 2 hills. On arrival the guests will arrive at Morro da and ascend to the

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] top of Sugar Loaf by the cable car. They will enjoy the magnificent view of the city, as the sun begins to set and the lights begin to twinkle, while the city prepares itself for an entire night of fun to come.

Dinner at Assador steak House 300 years ago, the barbecue started in the south of the country. The BAKER was the one who prepared the meat, understood the cuts, knew the materials, the knives, the grills, and even the best ground to stick the wooden skewers into and start baking. The barbecue of that time was done anywhere, only by experts, who passed the knowledge to the children and grandchildren. Since then, almost nothing has changed. We brought all the barbecue ritual and the ancestor knowledge of the ASSADOR. The difference is that you can enjoy it all in one of the most charming places in Rio de Janeiro, with a privileged view of the Sugar Loaf. The soul of the Roaster remains the same. Just changed the story that the best barbecue is anywhere.

Overnight at selected hotel in Rio de Janeiro

DAY 07 – Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian Breakfast at Hotel Restaurant

Morning - Visit the Corcovado and Tijuca Forest by Jeeps The approach is perfect, a drive by Lagoa (lagoon) and a scenic train ride to the top of the mountain - passing by the OH! curve - when unexpectedly after a curve, the train is perched by the cliff and the view of the lagoon and beaches is unique and one of the New World 7 Wonders is right in front! The statue of Christ the Redeemer - an icon of Rio de Janeiro built (1926-1931) at 710 mt above sea level, 30 mt high, weighing 1,145 tons - at the feet of the statue, a small chapel (150 persons). A breathtaking view, where your eyes can see details of closeby buildings and mansions, the mountains at the back of the bay, the Sugar Loaf, Niterói and the ocean. A visit to the statue of Christ the Redeemer – one of the 7 Wonders of the Wonders open its arms to welcome you!!

Lunch at Confeitaria Colombo A living portrait of the Belle Époque in Rio, and one of the city's gourmet , the Confeitaria Colombo still retains much of its charm dating back to the beginning of the century. Its famous Belgian mirrors in their hardwood frames and rosewood showcases, Italian marble benches, ornate light fixtures, glossy floor and period furniture have been preserved intact, just as they were admired by many famous individuals who helped write the , while also making the Confeitaria Colombo a major downtown attraction.

Time to Shopping at Saara Located in the Historic Downtown, the Pólo Saara is considered to be the largest open air mall of the State of Rio de Janeiro. Composed of eleven streets on the surroundings of Alfândega St., it has over 88 stores, most of which cater to the popular market. At the end of the 19th century, the region was originally occupied by immigrants of different nationalities who opened up small family business. The buildings of Saara still preserve the original

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] architecture of that time. The region is known as the Mecca of popular commerce and offers a variety of clothing stores, toy stores, souvenir stores and even some official Rio 2016 merchandise. The Pólo is in the same region that some touristic attractions, like the , the Candelária Church and the Biblioteca Parque Estadual.

Overnight at selected hotel in Rio de Janeiro

DAY 08 – Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian Breakfast at Hotel Restaurant

A day at Tropical Island at Regente Feijó

Departure to the Tropical Islands This out-doors day activity is one of the highlights of a visit to Rio. The group will board the deluxe air conditioned motor coach and depart the hotel. After a scenic drive of approx 90 minutes, along the south coast of Rio, the small fishermen’ village of Itacurusá is reached – located at the entrance bay of – an area with over 300 tropical islands! There the group will board a Brazilian schooner and enjoy the area whit its tropical scenery. A short stop at a secluded beach for a swim, before calling at the tropical island,

Samba Trio: A trio of samba players and 2 ‘mulatas’ for the boat. The musicians and the ’mulatas’ will entertain the passengers during the boat trip and also at the Island, by playing all together famous Brazilian Samba rhythms and the ‘mulatas’ will teach the passengers to dance our Samba dances.

Group will arrive at Itacuruça can enjoy the beach and the bucolic scenery of the cove, surrounded by tropical vegetation.

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Lunch & desserts served in Buffet style

Around 04pm Transfer back Rio (aproximately 1:30min).

Farewell Dinner at Rubaiyat Rio Its architectural project exalts the beauty of the city. The famous meat brand also has an address in Rio. Rubaiyat chose as scenario the Brazilian Jockey Club to start its activities in the city. The tradition of cuts of meat and the innovation of Mediterranean cuisine are the specilities of the house. The 1,400-square-foot space has 240 seats, a wide view of the kitchen and a privileged view of the Jockey's grass and sand track and Christ the Redeemer.

Overnight at selected hotel in Rio de Janeiro

DAY 09 – Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian Breakfast at Hotel Restaurant

Time to day GOODBYE.

Transfer out to Internacional Airport

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HOTEL SÃO PAULO

Sheraton WTC

The ideal haven for business and leisure travelers, offering an array of amenities and a convenient location at the Brooklin Novo neighborhood. The hotel has direct access to D&D, the biggest decoration and design center in Latin America and is at the same complex as the WTC , the largest events’ area inside a hotel complex in Brasil, with 14,000 sq. m. in 5 floors and more than 50 flexible meeting spaces. Additional services add to the comfort of guests: shuttle service to and from the airport (fees apply) and a certified helipad.

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] Hilton São Paulo Morumbi

Integrated into the CENU business complex and close to Berrini Avenue, this is a deluxe hotel ideal for business and leisure travelers. Close to leading Brazilian and international companies' headquarters as well as distinguished shopping centers, restaurants and theatres. The hotel has direct underground access to CENU shopping mall, convention center and helipoint. Offering 13,000 sq. ft. of meeting and conference space, this São Paulo hotel is ideal for business. With fully equipped boardrooms and flexible function and ballrooms, its rooms may accommodate from 2 to 600 persons. The 28th floor rooftop pool overlooks the São Paulo skyline along with the 24-hour LivingWell fitness center, and Amazonian Spa, or a sauna and relaxation rooms. Try the modern Sol and Sombra restaurant for lunch with clients. Admire the artwork suspended from the ceiling dining in Canvas bar and restaurant. Savor contemporary Brazilian cuisine, special wines from the 170-label wine cellar or a creative drink from the bar. Listen to live music and relax with a cocktail in the stylish Canvas bar, poolside bar.

IBerostars Cruise - Amazon

A modern and comfortable cruise ship offer an array of hides in the nature let you get in touch with the most important biosphere on earth. This luxury ship takes guests on a magnificently memorable cruise along both the Negro and Amazon Rivers, offering all the comfort and service the discerning traveler demands. The adventure begins in the city of Manaus, capital of Amazonas, famous for its spectacular Opera House. After departing Manaus, the Iberostar Grand Amazon makes stops at locations along the Amazon jungle, offering excursions to explore the dense, untouched vegetation. Adventure-seekers will have the opportunity to see indigenous plants, trees, animals and even the

WALPAX BRAZIL TRAVEL PARTNERS [email protected] local river communities, which are made up of extremely friendly and hospitable people. This rainforest experience is ideal for those looking for adventure with all the comfort of a five-star hotel. Type of Vessel: a five star vessel that sails in perfect harmony with the Amazonian environment and ecology. Vessel Information: Tonnage -1500-ton; Two restaurants; two bars (poolside and nightclub bar); Speed - 12 knots; Conference room for up to 148 seating persons; Electricity - 110v; Beauty Parlor; Drugstore; 2 Pools at the sun deck; Fitness Center; Jacuzzi at the sun deck; Jewelry Shop. Cabins - 72 cabins each with 23 mt

HOTEL RIO DE JANEIRO

JW Marriott Rio de Janeiro is an endless celebration of life, exquisitely captured by this hotel oceanfront Copacabana beach. Rio's magic can be enjoyed from the rooftop pool, with sweeping views of Sugar Loaf Mountain, Corcovado, and Christ the Redeemer, the most famous Rio de Janeiro attractions. A deluxe 5-star hotel offering modern and exquisitely appointed accommodations designed for supreme comfort. The hotel Spa & Fitness Center is the place for relaxation or be tempted with the delicious menus of Terraneo with its Mediterranean cuisine or Taiyou Sushi Bar, one of the best Japanese restaurants in town. The JW Marriott is what you need, a luxury hotel for social or business events, elegant meeting and conference facilities and renowned services, fine catering and technology.

Hilton Rio de Janeiro Copacabana Superb location in front of Copacabana beach and a short distance from Rio Sul one of the best shopping centers in Rio. From this vantage point, downtown and the domestic airport are within easy access as well as Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon beaches.

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