A city that dances to its own beat.
Rio de Janeiro might have the most dramatic setting of any city on Earth. Golden beaches curve beneath green mountains, Christ the Redeemer watches over everything from Corcovado, and the cable car up Sugarloaf delivers a sunset view you’ll never forget.
Days are for Copacabana and Ipanema, caipirinhas in hand. Nights are for samba, churrasco feasts and the city’s famous energy. Add colorful, music-filled Salvador in Bahia and your group gets the heart and soul of Brazil.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Christ the Redeemer
Ride the cog train up Corcovado for the iconic view over the whole city.
Sugarloaf at sunset
Take the cable car to the summit as the city lights come on below.
Copacabana & Ipanema
Beach clubs, fresh coconuts and the famous wave-patterned promenade.
A night of samba
A private samba show and lesson, with live drums and dancers.
Churrascaria feast
Endless rounds of Brazilian barbecue carved right at your table.
Salvador’s old town
Pastel colonial streets, capoeira and live music in Bahia.
April to June and September to November.
Brazil’s summer, from December through March, is hot, lively and peak season, with Carnival usually in February. Spring and fall bring warm days and fewer crowds. July and August are mild winter months in Rio.
Energy like nowhere else
Music, dancing and celebrations that bring a team together.
Stunning venues
Rooftop terraces, beachfront hotels and private dinners with a view.
Big-city plus beach
The rare destination that does both brilliantly.