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Duration
9 Days / 8 Nights (12.02 – 20.02)
Route
Rio de Janeiro (3N) + Foz do Iguacu (2N) + Buenos Aires (3N)
Price
$4,306

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About the Tour: 9 Days of Carnival in Rio and the Passion of Argentina

Top hightlights

This Latin America getaway gives you a rare shift of impressions: in nine days, you'll find yourself inside a Carnival night, step up to roaring cascades, and hear tango where it was born. This Brazil and Argentina tour takes you across two countries, but you won't have to piece together flights, transfers, and excursions yourself. The route is already put together, airport meet-ups are arranged, and you can choose your hotel category. First, you'll feel the energy of Rio. A Brazil Carnival tour leads you to the Sambadrome, where drums resonate in your chest and thousands of dancers pass before the stands. You'll see the Final Carnival Parade in Rio – the tickets are already booked. In the following days, you'll ascend Sugarloaf and Corcovado. Your Brazil Carnival package delivers its climax – glowing floats, hundreds of costumes, and dancing that doesn't stop until morning. Then the combined Brazil – Argentina tour carries you to Iguazu. With an Iguazu Falls tour, you'll experience both banks: you'll see the entire chain of cascades and step up to the Devil's Throat. And in Buenos Aires, old neighborhoods, wide avenues, and a tango show with dinner await.

At the Carnival Finale, you'll watch the best samba schools dance. Thousands of performers move as one formation, yet every dancer lives the music with their whole body. You'll follow the rapid footwork, the gleam of costumes, and the smiles of people who spent a whole year preparing for this night, and their excitement and joy become yours.
On a Sugarloaf Mountain tour in Rio, you'll rise first to Urca, then higher to the main platform. The Pao de Acucar cable car carries you above the slope with mesmerizing views of the sea and city. From the summit, you'll take in the curve of Copacabana, yachts in the bay, the Niterói Bridge, the islands, and Rio itself.
During the Corcovado train ride, you'll pass through the damp Tijuca Forest, watching the city and bay flash between the branches. At the summit, you'll approach Christ the Redeemer – the city's symbol. Tilt your head back and stand for a few minutes beneath those open arms, gazing again and again at the lively, endlessly varied Rio.
You'll see Iguazu from two perspectives. On the Brazilian side, you'll take in the entire chain of cascades. On the Argentine side, you'll walk along catwalks above the river, step closer to the falling water, and feel cool spray on your face.
After the falls, you can take an optional walk near the entrance to Iguazu National Park. At the Bird Park, you'll step inside spacious aviaries to get a close look at stunningly bright birds. A toucan may perch almost at eye level, and macaws will fly overhead so close you can hear the beat of their wings.
In Buenos Aires, the city tour reveals itself in contrasts: the colorful facades of La Boca, the antique shops of San Telmo, and modern Puerto Madero. You'll see how European architecture merges with the city's port character, and feel its lively, independent rhythm.
At Plaza de Mayo, you'll see Buenos Aires from its official side. Pause before the Casa Rosada – the presidential palace – take in the pink facade, the cathedral, and the old administrative buildings. As you look around, office workers and locals pass by: the country's main square lives out an ordinary weekday.
At a tango show in Buenos Aires, a live orchestra and the sharp click of heels will sweep you up. Dancers move in a close embrace, suddenly freeze, and make the whole room wait for the next step. Tango with dinner in Buenos Aires rounds off the evening with traditional dishes and Argentine wines.

Group Carnival Itinerary – Day by Day

Itinerary

Day 1. Arrival in Rio de Janeiro. Meeting Brazil's Tourism Capital

You'll be met at the airport and taken to your hotel. Welcome to your group Carnival tour! Your first evening is free: rest up, then take a stroll. Tonight, you set the pace. Scan the menu, order something unfamiliar, grab a fresh juice. It's nice to sit at a table and feel the vacation has begun, suitcase still unpacked.

You can head to Copacabana Beach: fun for watching runners and volleyball players.

Rio pulls visitors in with its street life. Linger at a fruit stand, peek into a cafe, listen to nearby conversations. People come on a Rio Carnival tour for the parade, but today, order what locals are having and enjoy Brazilian food.

Tomorrow, Carnival in Rio won't let you sleep till morning. For now, wander the city and soak up the pre-parade buzz.
Day 1. Arrival in Rio de Janeiro. Meeting Brazil's Tourism Capital -0

Day 2. Rio de Janeiro. Sugarloaf Mountain and Old Rio Tour. Evening - Champions' Parade

After breakfast, the cable car lifts you to Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain. From above, you'll see the curve of Copacabana, the bay, and the Niterói Bridge. Then a drive through the old center: colonial facades, churches, monasteries, and the city cathedral. After the tour, rest at your hotel.

In the evening, the Rio Sambadrome awaits. 

The Champions' Parade begins - a performance by the winners of the main competition. The Samba School Parade in Rio lasts all night, as dancers spent a year preparing and sewing Rio Carnival costumes to now pass before the stands in a victory dance. They move with astonishing ease, feet barely touching the ground, smiles never fading.

You'll see how Brazil's samba schools turn dance into a procession: thousands of performers hold a single pattern under the thunder of drums. Floats glide past, feathers rise with every turn, and the crowd picks up the rhythm. When the best Brazilian samba schools appear, staying seated is almost impossible.

After the parade, transfer back to your hotel.
Day 2. Rio de Janeiro. Sugarloaf Mountain and Old Rio Tour. Evening - Champions' Parade -1

Day 3. Rio de Janeiro. Corcovado Tour to Christ the Redeemer. City Panorama

After breakfast, the Corcovado train awaits. It climbs slowly, almost brushing the branches, and outside the windows, Rio's Tijuca Forest unfolds - damp, dense, filled with unfamiliar bird calls. Sometimes rooftops and water flash between the trees, but the real view waits at 710 meters.

At the summit, Christ the Redeemer rises before you. Up close, its 38-meter figure looks nothing like the photos. Beneath the open arms, you can see Guanabara Bay, Sugarloaf, Maracanã, and the Niterói Bridge. Here you'll want to put the phone away and just stand, taking in the city between mountains and ocean.

In your free evening, head to the Arpoador rocks. Settle in and send off the sun with the locals - the last rays fall on the water, and the crowd applauds the sunset.

We suggest dinner at Marius - excellent fresh seafood. Pair it with a classic Brazilian caipirinha - cold, tart, with lime.
Day 3. Rio de Janeiro. Corcovado Tour to Christ the Redeemer. City Panorama -2

Day 4: Rio de Janeiro - Foz do Iguazu

After breakfast, you'll be taken to the airport for your flight to Foz do Iguaçu. A driver will meet you and take you to your chosen hotel. This is where a Brazil, Iguazu, and Argentina tour shifts from Carnival Rio to one of the continent's most powerful natural spectacles.

Millions of years ago, lava flowed here. It cooled in layers, forming a basalt plateau. The Iguazu River gradually eroded cracks and softer rock until the water began to plunge over stone ledges. Erosion continues today, slowly pushing the edge of the falls upstream.

Iguazu Falls in Brazil and Argentina are unique also because two national parks sit side by side. The river breaks into several hundred streams, with individual jets falling from heights of up to 72 meters. Your South America tour will show them tomorrow. You'll hear the constant roar, see the mist cloud over the canyon, and understand why the name Iguazu translates as "big water."
Day 4: Rio de Janeiro - Foz do Iguazu -3

Day 5. Foz do Iguaçu. Brazilian Side of the Falls. Devil's Throat

After breakfast, you'll head into the national park. The Brazilian side of Iguazu keeps the falls at a distance at first: the trail runs along the canyon, and individual white streams appear through the trees. With each turn, there are more. You'll gradually see the entire curve of the river and grasp how vast the chain of cascades really is.

For those on group tours to Brazil, the trip is guided. Your guide will lead you along the route and point out the best viewpoints, leaving you free to watch, listen, and step closer. The calm water upstream suddenly drops over basalt ledges, the roar intensifies, and mist hangs in the air. A scale that's hard to fit even in a wide-angle lens.

The day's main encounter is the Devil's Throat, a waterfall plunging into the canyon from up to 72 meters. On the walkway, spray reaches your face, and you have to shout to be heard. It's hard to leave right away: you want to stand at the railing a little longer and watch the greenish river vanish into the roaring white depths.
Day 5. Foz do Iguaçu. Brazilian Side of the Falls. Devil's Throat -4

Optional: Macuco Safari*

The Macuco Safari begins with a jungle ride in an open jeep. Over 3 kilometers, the road dips several times under dense canopy, while your guide explains which plants and animals live in the area. Then you walk to the riverbank and board a motorboat.

From this point, a calm outing turns into a real adventure. The boat picks up speed, the air grows wetter, and the roar of the falls drowns out conversation. The boat approaches the cascades so closely that spray flies over the sides. You'll laugh, cover your face with your hands, and still try to make out the white wall of water ahead. Staying dry is nearly impossible, so it's best to protect your phone and documents from water in advance.

Among Iguazu excursions, this one is especially good for those who want more than a viewing platform. Here you feel the power of the falls with your whole body.

Price: USD 135 per person.
Optional: Macuco Safari* -5

Optional: Iguazu Bird Park*

The Bird Park is next to the entrance of Iguazu National Park, making it easy to add to your falls trip. Here you won't be watching birds through fine mesh from afar. The paths run inside spacious aviaries, among dense tropical greenery, where the residents fly freely from branch to branch.

Scarlet ibises and macaws may flash overhead, and a toucan may settle almost at eye level. Sometimes a bird lands quite close, turns its bright beak, and calmly studies the visitors. You'll want to stop, pull out your camera, and wait for one more wingbeat.

This walk is especially appealing for those who want to spend time among greenery after the roar of the falls and see tropical birds at arm's length.

Price: USD 65 per person.
Optional: Iguazu Bird Park* -6

Optional: Helicopter Flight Over the Falls*

From a helicopter, you'll see Iguazu as a whole. After takeoff, the tropical forest drops away quickly, and the river appears between the trees. From the ground, the falls reveal themselves one by one, sometimes only around the next bend. From the air, hundreds of streams instantly form one enormous arc.

You'll see how the calm riverbed splits around islands, reaches the basalt edge, and breaks into white cascades. A cloud of mist hangs permanently over the Devil's Throat, and further on, the river gathers again in the canyon. Only from above do you understand how much space this natural labyrinth occupies and how closely forest and water sit together.

During the flight, you'll want to look in both directions at once: one view replaces another too quickly. Have your camera ready, but be sure to leave a few minutes without shooting. Just look down and remember how white cascades cut through solid green.

Price: USD 170 per person.
Optional: Helicopter Flight Over the Falls* -7

Day 6. Foz do Iguaçu. Argentine Side of the Falls. Flight to Buenos Aires.

After breakfast, you'll cross the Tancredo Neves Bridge and head into the park with your guide. The Argentine side of Iguazu offers three routes, each bringing you closer to the water in its own way.

The Upper Circuit runs above the cascades. The river still seems calm, but a few steps later, it drops away right beneath your feet. The Lower Circuit descends along the slope: from here, the falls are visible from the side and below, and spray reaches the walkways. The third route starts with a ride on the ecological train. Then catwalks lead across the wide riverbed to the Devil's Throat. At the edge, only the roar of water and a white veil remain before your eyes.

This is how a Brazil and Argentina tour shows Iguazu from two opposite banks - the full panorama and rare close-up views. After the walk, you'll be taken to the airport. The flight ends with a driver meet-and-greet and transfer to your hotel. Your Buenos Aires tour begins - excursions through its old and modern districts start in the morning.
Day 6. Foz do Iguaçu. Argentine Side of the Falls. Flight to Buenos Aires. -8

Day 7. Buenos Aires. City Tour. La Boca, San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta. Evening - Tango Show

After breakfast, your guide will introduce you to the city (3 hrs). First, Buenos Aires: La Boca with its colorful facades and old port memory. Then the route passes through San Telmo. It's quieter here: cobblestone streets, small bars, and antique shops keep the mood of the old neighborhoods.

At Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires turns formal and official. Here stands the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace tied to Argentina's most important historical events. Along the way, you'll see the Obelisk, rising where the famous 9 de Julio Avenue runs. The tour also covers Recoleta, Puerto Madero, and the city parks.

In the evening, an Argentine tango show with dinner awaits. The couple moves in a close embrace, the orchestra quickens the pace, heels strike a sharp rhythm. The audience follows every turn of the head. Then the dancers freeze, and the room falls silent with them for a second. Dinner is included: the performance comes with traditional dishes and Argentine wines.
Day 7. Buenos Aires. City Tour. La Boca, San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta. Evening - Tango Show -9

Day 8. Buenos Aires. Free Day.

The day stays free for self-guided walks and optional excursions. If you want to trade city streets for water and greenery, head north of the capital.
Day 8. Buenos Aires. Free Day. -10

Optional Excursions: Tigre*

The day stays free for self-guided walks and optional excursions. If you want to trade city streets for water and greenery, head north of the capital.

Tigre, Argentina: a full-day excursion. Your journey starts with a drive through the northern suburbs. Along the way, the group stops in San Isidro, a calm and intimate area. You'll walk through the historic part, see old houses, and feel how quickly life changes beyond the center.

Then you'll continue to Tigre and board a boat. The Tigre river delta consists of many branches and canals, with green islands in between. From the water, you can see private houses, small docks, and locals' boats. Here, boats replace the usual city transport. It's pleasant to sit by the side, follow the river's turns, and notice how the capital's noise finally fades away.

Shared group tour with an English-speaking guide: USD 100 per person.
Optional Excursions: Tigre* -11

Optional Excursion to Montevideo, Uruguay*

Early in the morning, you'll be taken to the port. The Buenos Aires to Montevideo ferry crosses the wide waters of the Rio de la Plata, and within a few hours, you're in another country. Tickets are included.

A guide will meet you on arrival. Montevideo, Uruguay: a city tour by vehicle. The route connects the port, Independence Square, the center, the Old City, and the cathedral. Stone facades, small squares, and old quarter streets differ from bustling Buenos Aires.

In Uruguay, Montevideo's sights begin right at the port, but after the tour, you'll have time for personal discoveries. You can return to a square you liked, drop into a cafe, or stroll before the ferry departs. In the evening, you'll cross the Rio de la Plata again, and at the Buenos Aires port, a driver will meet you and take you back to your hotel.

Shared group tour with an English-speaking guide: USD 500 per person. Private tour with an English-speaking guide: USD 850 per person, minimum two participants.
Optional Excursion to Montevideo, Uruguay* -12

Optional Excursion: Fiesta Gaucha Ranch*

The Fiesta Gaucha excursion in Argentina takes a full day. You'll head out of town to a ranch where you'll learn about the traditions of people whose lives were tied to horses and cattle. The ranch is about 80 kilometers from Buenos Aires.

At the gaucho ranch in Argentina, an equestrian show awaits. Riders demonstrate how confidently they sit in the saddle, control a horse at speed, and work with a lasso. You'll also see boleadoras - stones connected by straps, once used by gauchos to catch cattle. In the rider's hands, they spin overhead, and it's hard to look away from the precision of every movement.

The program includes a traditional Argentine lunch. At the table, you can discuss what you've seen and try local dishes, then continue exploring the music and folklore of rural Argentina.

Duration: 8 hours. Shared group tour with an English-speaking guide. Price: USD 350 per person.
Optional Excursion: Fiesta Gaucha Ranch* -13

Day 9. Transfer to Buenos Aires Airport. Departure Home

After breakfast, there's time to close your suitcase and look back on the trip. In Latin America, one vacation sounds many ways: in samba drums, in the roar of waterfalls, and in the long pause of a tango. Your Brazil Carnival tour gave you a night at the Sambadrome, when the stands picked up the drum rhythm and dancers passed by in shimmering costumes. Rio will be remembered for the view from Sugarloaf, the train through the Tijuca Forest, and Christ's open arms above the city.

Then came Iguazu. From the Brazilian bank, you took in the chain of cascades; from the Argentine side, you walked over the water to the Devil's Throat. Spray reached your face, and the roar made conversation impossible. Buenos Aires replaced that roar with music: the colorful facades of La Boca, Plaza de Mayo, and tango, where a single pause silences the room.

May this Brazil and Argentina getaway keep warming your soul and returning as vivid memories. This South America tour ends with a transfer: at the appointed time, a driver will take you to the airport for your flight home.
Day 9. Transfer to Buenos Aires Airport. Departure Home -14

Brazil Carnival Tour: What's Included

Included:
- Accommodation to suggested hotels on program or similar, including breakfast
- All Domestic flights: Rio-Iguazu-Buenos Aires
- Tours according to the Program with English Speaking Guide
- Entrance tickets to above mentioned program
- Champion parade tickets
- Transfer hotel- sambadrome-hotel
Not included:
- Optional excursions
- Meals & beverages not mentioned
- International flights
- *All the hotels can be substituted by a similar class hotel
- ** This programme availability and prices will be confirmed upon booking
*The host has the right to change the hotels indicated in the program to other hotels of the same category.

*The host party reserves the right to change the order of excursions, subject to the tour program.

*The host is not responsible for missed breakfasts in hotels when checking out early in the morning in case of an early flight or excursion

Photos from the Brazil Carnival Tour

Photos from the Brazil Carnival Tour

Iguazu Falls cascades in Brazil and Argentina
Iguazu Falls cascades in Brazil and Argentina
Bright facades with shutters in Buenos Aires, Argentine charm
Bright facades with shutters in Buenos Aires, Argentine charm
Romantic views of Iguazu Falls, sunset and rainbow
Romantic views of Iguazu Falls, sunset and rainbow
Powerful Iguazu Falls flows in the rainy season
Powerful Iguazu Falls flows in the rainy season
Colorful houses with shutters on Buenos Aires streets, charm of La Boca and Caminito
Colorful houses with shutters on Buenos Aires streets, charm of La Boca and Caminito
Argentine tango show at a Buenos Aires restaurant, dinner and passionate dancing
Argentine tango show at a Buenos Aires restaurant, dinner and passionate dancing
Cable car to Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf in Rio, city and bay panorama
Cable car to Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf in Rio, city and bay panorama
Devil's Throat, the most spectacular spot at Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil
Devil's Throat, the most spectacular spot at Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil
Sunset over Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires panorama and evening sky
Sunset over Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires panorama and evening sky
Panorama of Buenos Aires business district, modern office towers of Argentina
Panorama of Buenos Aires business district, modern office towers of Argentina
Panorama of Rio and Christ statue from a helicopter, Copacabana and ocean from above
Panorama of Rio and Christ statue from a helicopter, Copacabana and ocean from above
Blue macaw parrot at the Bird Park near Iguazu Falls, bright bird in Brazil
Blue macaw parrot at the Bird Park near Iguazu Falls, bright bird in Brazil
Kids and adults playing ball on a Rio beach, mountains and ocean in the background
Kids and adults playing ball on a Rio beach, mountains and ocean in the background
Congress Palace dome at sunset in Buenos Aires
Congress Palace dome at sunset in Buenos Aires
Carnival costume of a Champions Parade participant in Rio
Carnival costume of a Champions Parade participant in Rio
Tourists' emotions on Macuco Safari at Iguazu, delight from the boat under the falls
Tourists' emotions on Macuco Safari at Iguazu, delight from the boat under the falls
Историческая архитектура Монтевидео, колониальные дома и площадь Независимости Уругвая
Историческая архитектура Монтевидео, колониальные дома и площадь Независимости Уругвая
Gaucho fiesta at an Argentine ranch, horses, asado and Pampas folklore
Gaucho fiesta at an Argentine ranch, horses, asado and Pampas folklore
Girl in a bright costume at the Brazilian carnival in Rio
Girl in a bright costume at the Brazilian carnival in Rio

Reviews from Our Travelers

REVIEWS
REVIEW №1- Татьяна
Аня и Саша, отзыв от клиентов Чечиных!
отзыв от клиента: бооольше всего понравилось на водопадах, в Буэнос-Айресе и Эль-Калафате.
Еще Рио - хотя там было пасмурно и может быть это чуть смазало краски, но это Рио же!
БА чистый и интересный - пишут, в отличии от Рио))
Патагония зимой прозрачный и от белого до синего лед, чистый безумно понравилось!
Не зашла Амазонка - наигранные гиды, нет животных. Видимо, нужно ехать глубже уже.
Не зашел Сан-Паулу.
Ну вот вроде бы все))
Вам спасибо за все орг моменты, понравилось работать, вернемся как будут запросы еще.


Tatiana Leina
Head of Latin America Department
REVIEW №2- Ирина Эрнандес Фернандес
Уважаемые коллеги, Елена, Аня, Саша, добрый день! От имени туристов выражаем вам огромную благодарность за организацию их тура. Что особенно туристы отмечают: высокий уровень организации трансферов, ответственность и внимательность гидов, их поддержка чувствовалась 24/7, их профессионализм в плане организации и проведения экскурсий. Очень просим выразить благодарность принимающей стороне, особенно хочется выделить Татьяну (Ушуайа), Павел (Буэнос Айрес), Тьяго (Игуасу), Элеонора (Рио-де-Жанейро). Благодарим Вас за подбор отелей по маршруту!
REVIEW №3- Sana Mehta
Dear Team
Greetings of the day....!!

The clients have returned and they are extremely satisfied with the services provided by Ada Tours in Rio Brazil. The guide and driver were excellent and very very informative.
Thank you so much for your hospitality and services.

Thanks and regards,
Sana Mehta
REVIEW №4- Jaison Axis Tours
Dear Mr. Lucas and Ms. Anna,
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to both of you for the excellent support and coordination throughout my travel. Thank you for carefully planning the itinerary, selecting the best attractions, arranging knowledgeable tour guides, and ensuring that everything went smoothly without any delays or missed activities.
REVIEW №5- Jayesh S Rahalkar
Thank you very much for all the fantastic arrangements!
We really enjoyed the trip!
Looking forward for more such holidays!
REVIEW №6- Jyoti
Thank you for all the arrangements , we enjoyed the trip!
REVIEW №7- Shailesh
Thank you for the excellently arranged tour -we are very happy -all arrangements were excellent-
Thank you Farzana,Roni, Ada Tours
REVIEW №8- Gina Curacao
Hi, Ada a good week for you all.
Thanks a million to make my clients dream come true.
He also send it to me but i will also give him a call later on.
As soon as I have more clientS i will nor doubt to contact you.

Thanks again and a blessed week for all off you.
REVIEW №9- Kok
Buenas noches Viera. Antes que me comiense la semana de trabajo quisiera agradecerle por un tremendo tour que tume por Pero. Su paquete de tours fue muy personalisado para mis expectativas. Cada dia de la itinerario se cumplio como decrito. No tengo palabras para agradecer a todos los quías y taxístas que se me han asignado. Todos hicieron un buen trabajo y siempre a la hora indicada. Para una persona viajando solo eso trae tranquilidad. Los lugares que he visidado eran todos muy impresionantes. Con Cusco y los tours correspondientes los mas destacados. Me quede muy impresionado de la cultura Inca y la visita al Machu Picchu era una experiencia espiritual elevadora. El viaje de Arequipa a Nasca de 10 horas por bus era agotador. Llegue dormido a Nasca y me tuvieron que departar. Comprendo que para poder ver a el condor y también volar sobra el desierto de Nasca este viaje fue la mejor opción.
Los hoteles fueron perfectos. Mi favorita fue lq Britania Crystal Miraflores. Yo le daría 4.5 *. Yo recomendaria este tour a qualquiera que quira hacer el tour como yo lo hice. Espero que con las conecciones aerias directas proramadas entre Curacao i Lima ( comensando el fin de año) y con el nuevo aeropuerto international en Cusco en algunos años el turismo desde Curacao sea mas grande.
Una vez mas mil gracias por su atención personal para realizar mi sueno.
Mandare este mensaje también para Gina, mi contacto de A1 Travel para que sepa ella también que bien me la pase. Vere si puedo dar comentarios en TripAdvisor. ❤️
REVIEW №10- Marina Ryzhuk
Pavel, good afternoon!
My name is Marina Ryzhuk. A few weeks ago, our VIP group from St. Petersburg visited Rio with you. I believe you remember them well.
I’d like to thank you for your excellent work with our rather demanding guests. After the trip, they spoke very highly of your services. Our particularly important gentlemen especially appreciated your personal approach — you managed to find a special way to connect with them.
Through your tours, they were able to truly feel the city, which is absolutely priceless on such trips.
Thank you!
REVIEW №11- Eduard and Larisa
Dasha, good afternoon! The clients came back very satisfied. Absolutely thrilled with both the country and the service of Ada Tours.
A HUGE THANK YOU to you and Anya!!!!
Clients:
Eduard & Larisa
January 24 – February 2
REVIEW №12- Chubar
Anna, thank you very much on behalf of our tourists, the Chubar family, who visited in February.
They praised your excellent and well-organized work and were very pleased!
They said everything was as precise as with the Germans :)
REVIEW №13- Mikhail and Elena Leksikov
Good afternoon, we were in Rio de Janeiro March 15–17, 2020. Not for long, but it was very full of experiences.
The driver who met us at the airport, to our joy, spoke English and even a little Russian. He pointed out where we could walk and eat.
The next day we met Eleonora, a GUIDE and a Person with a capital P. We were lucky to visit Corcovado and see Brazil’s main symbol. Unfortunately, we couldn’t make it to Sugarloaf Mountain due to the coronavirus quarantine.
Instead of the canceled excursion, Eleonora gave us an impromptu city tour. She tells stories in an interesting way, knows a lot, but doesn’t overwhelm with facts, shows where the best photo spots are, and even took pictures herself. Thanks to her, we managed to get coffee and souvenirs—it turned out not so easy to find what we wanted.
She was very caring and concerned for us—even after we went to Búzios, she kept checking how we were, suggesting where to go and what to see and buy.

A very close-knit, friendly team, always ready to help.
REVIEW №14- Nikita, Saga Tour Operator
Good afternoon, Alexandra!
Thank you very much for the organization and support.
The tourist was very happy and said everything was top-notch :)
Paraty is definitely a place to recommend—it leaves no one indifferent. Porto Real is probably in the best spot on that coast.

Thank you!
Wishing you success in everything!
REVIEW №15- Natalia
Good morning, Anya! Thank you for organizing the tour for the Efimov family, for your human touch and for always being available 24/7 to help—this is priceless! The tourists are very happy, especially with the Amazon—they said two days was too little))) Wishing you grateful clients and prosperity in your business! Always in touch!
Natalia, Venera Tour
REVIEW №16- Nassir and Sholpan
Alexandra!
Our clients have returned, very satisfied.
They left a special review about the guide in Quito:
In Quito, we had a wonderful guide named David.
During our three-day visit to Quito, your guide David was with us. He made our stay in Quito rich, interesting, and unforgettable. Not only does he know a lot about the city, the country, and its nature, he is also a truly interesting person himself. Our three days were filled with conversations about everything. Our knowledge of Ecuador is now practically encyclopedic—we learned so much. And the most important part was that it all happened through engaging discussions.
We’d like to highlight his punctuality, his thoughtfulness, and his attention to detail. His advice on restaurants and places to walk during our free time was invaluable. We’ve met many guides—this is the 103rd country we’ve visited. We don’t always get so lucky with a guide, but David was exceptional. Thank you to him and to all of you!!!

THANK YOU FOR THE EXCELLENT ORGANIZATION.
REVIEW №17- Elena and Evgeny
Good afternoon! The excursion was wonderful! A special thanks to the guide! What an amazing man—we haven’t seen someone treat an excursion with such responsibility in a long time. It was simply a great pleasure to talk to such a smart, educated, and interesting person! He did everything and even more! Many thanks!!!
REVIEW №18- Dima and Ira
Hello! Here we are, back in snowy Russia after hot South America. So many emotions and impressions!
Pavel, HUGE THANKS for the amazing introduction to Rio! You are a true professional who loves your work and your country! We need more people like you—interesting and inspiring!
We hope to come back to Brazil and see you again.
And if fate ever brings you to Rostov-on-Don, I’d be happy to show you the city and/or help in any way I can.
REVIEW №19- Elena
Anna, good afternoon!
I want to thank you for taking care of our group. I’m very grateful to you for your quick response to all additional requests and wishes.
Please also thank the guide and driver who worked with the group.
REVIEW №20- Yulia
Good afternoon! We absolutely loved everything, the guide was adorable, the city was stunning, and yesterday’s show was a hit with everyone—even the kids! Everything was awesome!
REVIEW №21- Anna, Korona Travel
Good afternoon, Anya.
Many thanks for organizing the tour. Everyone really enjoyed it. The local team did a great job, responding to every request very quickly.
We were left with very pleasant impressions of the trip. Thanks again.
REVIEW №22- Sona, Map Travel (Armenia)
Hello dear Anya!
Thank you for the group – everyone was very happy and impressed. Even the most difficult ones :))))
Thanks,
Sona
REVIEW №23- Olga Karlsson
Anya, thank you so much for our group and all the work you’ve done!
We came back very happy – the hotels were good, transfers and assistance were of the highest level, everything precise and on time. Thank you!
In Rio, at the hotel, we were greeted with champagne!!! ????
The coordinators also sent us photos of the cars and staff who met us, which made it easy to find our way around. The buses were large, new, comfortable, clean, and always stocked with bottled water in the fridge.
Our escorts checked us in for the domestic flights and stayed with us right up until passport control!
Thank you for organizing the trip at such a high level!
REVIEW №24- Elena Yolife
Hello Anna!
Thank you so much for your work!
The tourists are happy!!!
We’ve come a long way together!
REVIEW №25- Alexandra Bulert
Good afternoon, Anna!
I have returned home after my trip through Brazil, Argentina, and Peru.
Thank you to you and your company for organizing the tour!!! Everything was wonderful!!!
REVIEW №26- Svetlana
Annushka! Thank you!
You really are amazing, and throughout the many years of our cooperation you’ve proven yourselves to be a very reliable partner with interesting, exciting, and insightful tours, and a professional team! I would award you and your company with a big SEAL OF QUALITY! From the heart, honestly! And Anyuta is simply the best of the best…!!!
REVIEW №27- Bodotravel
Hello Vita! On behalf of Bodotravel, I want to thank you for the wonderful tour with our group in January. The tourists were delighted with you and your work, and Natalia, the tour leader, was also very happy with everything. I’m glad we worked together! I hope you will also accompany our next groups.
Bodotravel!
REVIEW №28- Regina Savina
Good afternoon,
The agency wrote that the tourists returned happy – thank you for your work!
I would like to express my great gratitude for your efforts! The tourists have already come back and are very satisfied with the organization!!! It was also a great pleasure working with you – everything was clear, efficient, and to the point! Thank you once again!
Sincerely,
Regina Savina
REVIEW №29- Anastasia Badi
Dear colleagues, good afternoon!
I want to thank you for handling our group – a large and challenging one, with a very intense program – which you managed to organize and host at the highest level. Tremendous work – thank you so much, ladies!
Months of preparation, countless changes and additions – I know what it all cost us – but everything turned out perfectly. Thank you for your attention and patience.
For many tourists in the group – despite the number of countries they’ve already visited, practically the whole world – this trip became the best of them all!
That says a lot, and it was so nice to hear. I want to share this gratitude and pride in a job so well done with you!!!!
REVIEW №30- Alexandra Voitsekhovskaya
Hello, Anna!
My husband and I traveled around Brazil from April 24 to May 8.
We thank you for organizing the program.
We especially want to highlight the punctuality and attentiveness of the guides and drivers, as well as your quick responses to all the changes we requested. Thanks to you and your company, we have extraordinary impressions of Brazil.
If you need detailed feedback on the tour and hotels, just let me know. Thank you!
REVIEW №31- Vladislav Mikhalev
Good afternoon! We wanted to thank you for the wonderful guide Anna in Bogotá. We were very, very pleased with the excursion!
REVIEW №32- Marina
I want to thank you for the wonderful days we spent in Rio!
Pavel created an unforgettable program for us! I will definitely recommend him to my friends! He showed us Rio in all its glory!
I already want to come back again! I’m endlessly grateful to him! You have wonderful, warm-hearted staff! Thank you!
REVIEW №33- Adam M.
A poem dedicated to the Ada Tours guide!
In Rio, where sunlight meets golden skies,
Our guide Paulo greets us with kind, warm eyes.
He knows the whole city, where secrets lie deep,
And welcomes each guest with joy that’s sincere.
“Come on,” he says, “to Corcovado,
Christ calls you up to heaven’s shadow.
Then on to the beach, where waves beat the shore,
Copacabana invites us once more.”

Paulo will show us where samba resides,
Where Brazil’s true heartbeat endlessly thrives.
In favelas he sees not poverty, but life,
Where sparks of hope conquer struggle and strife.

With a smile, he leads us along every way,
Paulo’s our friend, our golden pathway.
A Brazilian guide, a master of wonder,
With him, Rio feels closer to heaven’s splendor.

This poem is from me, for you.
Author: Adam M.
REVIEW №34- Regina Savina
Hello!
We did it.
My clients came back very happy.
Special thanks to Alexandra from the local team – she was always there to help with any request.
The experience was incredible, they’re delighted.
Thank you, and Happy New Year in advance.
Sincerely,
Regina Savina
Tourism Manager, WEB
REVIEW №35- Ekaterina Dumbravanu
Good afternoon, Alexandra.
I want to thank you for organizing our vacation.
Our guides were simply outstanding – top class.
Pavel knows so much about Brazil and Rio in particular. He’s very easy to talk to, communicates effortlessly with people, is always learning something new, and gladly shares his knowledge. An excellent guide and a wonderful person.
And Tiago – we spent two days with him. He’s amazing. Even after 18 years of work, he hasn’t lost the ability to genuinely admire the beauty of the waterfalls. He still takes photos like it’s the first time.
With your guides, it’s never boring! Thank you once again!!!
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