Small Group of Brazilians: Australia and New Zealand

DAY 1 (29/10/2026): SYDNEY
Reception and assistance at Sydney airport upon arrival. Private transfer for the group to the hotel, with accommodation for 3 nights, including breakfast and guaranteed early check-in.

In the afternoon, meet with a local guide in Portuguese and start of a walking city tour of Sydney, the most famous city in Australia. Sydney is home to icons such as the Opera House, stunning beaches, neighborhoods filled with green areas, an efficient transportation system, and a vibrant atmosphere. It is an inviting city all year round, whether to enjoy sporting and cultural events, relax on the beaches, or enjoy excellent Australian cuisine and wine.

Then, embark on a sunset cruise across Sydney Bay, with a three-course dinner (drinks not included). An ideal experience to contemplate the spectacular views of the Opera House and the Harbor Bridge while browsing the bay. After the cruise, there is free time for a walk along the waterfront or to toast the start of the trip at one of the many bars and nightclubs in Darling Harbour or Barangaroo (consumption not included).

At the end of the activities, return to the hotel carried out independently.


DAY 2 (30/10/2026): SYDNEY
Breakfast served at the hotel. Meeting with a local guide in Portuguese for a complete tour, with a visit to the main tourist attractions of Sydney and the beaches of the southern region.

The first stop is at The Rocks, the city's birthplace, ideal for discovering more about Sydney's fascinating and turbulent past. The itinerary includes a visit to the Botanical Gardens, Conservatory of Music, Art Gallery and the traditional Mrs. Macquarie Chair, which offers one of the most beautiful views of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

At the mall, the tour also takes in the surroundings of Darling Harbor and Chinatown, heading to the lively neighborhood of Kings Cross and the elegant suburbs of Double Bay, Rose Bay, and Watson's Bay. From The Gap, you can admire an impressive view of the Pacific Ocean.

The experience also includes the famous Bondi Beach and lunch at the acclaimed North Bondi Fish restaurant (drinks not included). Located next to the sea and the iconic beach setting, the restaurant offers a casual, sophisticated, beachfront setting, with an emphasis on fresh, high-quality seafood, as well as salads, steaks, sliders, and other options. Under the direction of Chef Zac Sykes, the place is owned by Matt Moran and Bruce Solomon.

After lunch, the tour continues through Paddington, a neighborhood renowned for its charming 19th century colonial houses, carefully restored. Closing of the itinerary at the hotel.


DAY 3 (31/10/2026): SYDNEY
Breakfast at the hotel. Meeting with the local guide in Portuguese and departure by private transport for a full-day tour of the Blue Mountains.

The route heads west of Sydney, with a visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park along the way. The park offers the opportunity to get up close and personal with Australia's unique flora and fauna, in addition to observing native animals such as kangaroos, koalas, skunks, emus and various bird species.

The tour continues to the Blue Mountains, named after the delicate blue haze created by light as it hits particles of dust, moisture, and eucalyptus oil present in the atmosphere. This region is part of the Great Dividing Range, which extends over 4,000 kilometers parallel to the Australian east coast. Among the attractions is the Three Sisters rock formation, as well as panoramic views of Jamison Valley, Mount Solitary, and other impressive landscapes.

The tour includes the Scenic World Blue Mountains - Ultimate Discovery Pass, which provides unlimited access, for one day, to the main attractions:

• Scenic Skyway: suspended 270 meters above ancient ravines, it allows you to admire the landscape through an electrotransparent glass floor, with the option of seating and solid floors.
• Scenic Cableway: gentle 545 meter descent to Jamison Valley, with a return to the top of the cliff. The entire cabin is enclosed and offers privileged views of the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, Mt Solitary, and Katoomba Falls.
• Scenic Railway: a 310-meter ride through a tunnel dug into the hillside, flowing into a rainforest at the bottom of the Jamison Valley. Since 1945, this attraction has welcomed more than 25 million passengers.

Two-course lunch served at the historic The Carrington Hotel (drinks not included). At the end of the activities, transfer back to the hotel in Sydney.


DAY 4 (01/11/2026): SYDNEY/MELBOURNE
After breakfast at the hotel, check out. Private transfer to Sydney airport, with assistance for boarding the flight to Melbourne.

Upon arrival in Melbourne, reception and assistance in Portuguese at the airport. Private transfer to the hotel for accommodation for 3 nights, including breakfast.


DAY 5 (02/11/2026): MELBOURNE
Meeting with the local guide in Portuguese and departure by private transport for a half-day tour of the city of Melbourne.

The tour explores aspects of the city's past and present, passing through the central business district, marked by its eclectic architecture, and the Victorian Arts Centre. It includes a visit to the Botanical Gardens and the impressive pyramid-style Shrine of Remembrance, which stands out on St. Kilda Road. The itinerary continues through the elegant Toorak Village and continues to the beautiful Fitzroy Gardens, known for their avenues of enormous English elm trees planted along lawns, creating a serene atmosphere all year round.

After the city tour, a ticket is included for the Melbourne Skydeck, located on the southern bank of the Yarra River. The observatory, with its floor-to-ceiling windows, offers 360-degree panoramic views, encompassing the financial center, the sports complex, Port Phillip Bay, Docklands, and other surrounding regions. During the day, you can enjoy landscapes that extend to the Dandenong Mountains.

At the end of the tour, transfer back to the hotel.


DAY 6 (03/11/2026): MELBOURNE
Breakfast at the hotel. Meeting with the local guide in Portuguese and departure by private transport for a full-day tour of the Great Ocean Road.

The region reveals some of the most impressive coastal landscapes in the world, with golden beaches, cliffs sculpted by the waves, and mountain ranges that seem to spring from the sea. Victoria's legendary Great Ocean Road is renowned for its fascinating and varied coastal scenery, considered one of Australia's great natural highlights.

The itinerary continues through Torquay, recognized as the country's surfing capital, and through Lorne, continuing to Apollo Bay. During the trip, there are several opportunities to photograph iconic landscapes, including the Twelve Apostlesb the Loch Ard Gorge, and London Bridge.

At Apollo Bay, a two-course lunch will be served at the Apollo Bay Hotel (drinks not included).

The return begins in Port Campbell, passing through Colac (where you can stop for dinner on your own) and Winchelsea.


DAY 7 (04/11/2026): MELBOURNE/QUEENSTOWN - TE ANAU
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Private transfer to Melbourne airport, with assistance for boarding a flight to Queenstown, New Zealand.

Upon arrival in Queenstown, reception by the local guide in Portuguese and private transfer for the group to the hotel in Te Anau. Check-in and accommodation for 1 night, with half board included (breakfast and dinner).

Te Anau is a charming village situated near the entrance to the stunning Milford Sound. The route to the destination crosses landscapes of lakes and mountains, scenarios that inspired the film trilogy “The Lord of the Rings”.


DAY 8 (05/11/2026): TE ANAU - MILFORD SOUND - QUEENSTOWN
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.

In the morning, departure for a cruise through the spectacular Milford Sound, taking advantage of the schedule with the lowest traffic of vessels. The tour, which lasts approximately two hours, takes place on modern boats designed for navigation in the fjords, equipped with comfortable interior seats and large panoramic windows, ideal for contemplating the landscape. The tranquil itinerary includes access to a spacious outdoor deck on the upper level, providing excellent opportunities for observing local wildlife, such as seals, dolphins and, at certain times of the year, penguins.

Picnic-style lunch served on board (drinks not included).

After the Milford Sound experience, transfer to Queenstown and accommodation for 2 nights, including breakfast.


DAY 9 (06/11/2026): QUEENSTOWN
Breakfast at the hotel. Meeting with the local guide in Portuguese and departure for a classic wine experience at Kinross Winery.

Expert consultants lead a journey through the world of wines produced at Kinross and its partners Coal Pit, Hawkshead, Valli and Wild Irishman. More than a simple tasting, the activity provides learning about the history, terroir, and expression of winemakers from the various sub-regions of Central Otago, in addition to presenting exclusive and rare labels, little found in the traditional market.

After the tasting, lunch served at the Kinross winery itself (drinks not included).

Then continue the sightseeing tour of Queenstown, with free time to explore the city center until late afternoon.

At dusk, ride a gondola to the top of Bob's Peak, offering panoramic views of Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu. Dinner takes place at the Stratosfare Restaurant, which offers a varied buffet with emblematic New Zealand dishes and international influences (drinks not included). Included: round trip gondola ride, buffet dinner at Stratosfare Restaurant, and Skyline PhotoPass.

At the end of the experience, return to the hotel.


DAY 10 (07/11/2026): QUEENSTOWN/ROTORUA
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Private transfer to Queenstown airport for boarding a flight to Rotorua (with connection).

Upon arrival in Rotorua, brief sightseeing tour of the city for initial orientation, followed by transfer to the hotel. Check-in and accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast included.

In the evening, participation in a Maori cultural experience at Te Pa Tu. The event takes place in an authentic forest village (Pā), surrounded by majestic Tawa trees, with burning bonfires and a natural amphitheater formed by the forest itself. During the evening, songs, rituals, stories and cultural traditions are presented, in addition to a typical dinner (kai) prepared with seasonal ingredients.

Included: artistic and cultural performances, canapés in the forest, a complimentary appetizer of the chef's choice, and a three-course Maori fusion style dinner, prepared according to the season.


11TH DAY (08/11/2026): ROTORUA
Breakfast at the hotel.

In the morning, participation in the Agrodome Farm Show, one of the most famous shows in Rotorua. The traditional sheep show offers an informative introduction to the diversity of breeds raised and sheared in New Zealand, highlighting the different characteristics of wool and the importance of the natural fiber industry in the country. The experience includes practical demonstrations of shearing, milking, cattle auctioning, feeding baby animals, and presenting shepherd dogs, providing a complete overview of the New Zealand rural environment.

Then, visit the Hobbiton Movie Set, with a guided tour of the setting where the “Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” trilogies were filmed, in the heart of the Waikato region. The tour includes a walk through the verdant pastures of Condado™, a visit to the famous Bolson house and the newly renovated Hobbit™ Lair on Bagshot Row, and admission to the iconic Green Dragon™ Inn, where an exclusive Hobbit™ Southfarthing™ beverage will be served as a courtesy, ending the experience in Middle Earth.

The return to Rotorua includes a 90-minute guided tour of Te Puia, in the Whakarewarewa geothermal valley, known for the impressive Pōhutu geyser, bubbling mud pools, and steam springs. The itinerary also includes the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, where master carvers and weavers share their techniques and traditions. The visit includes the opportunity to observe kiwi birds at the Conservation Center and offers an immersion in the unique connection between culture, nature and environment, in a landscape reminiscent of the Jurassic era.

DAY 12 (09/11/2026): ROTORUA - AUCKLAND
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.

In the morning, drive to Auckland, the largest and most important city in New Zealand. Along the way, stop in the Waitomo region, known for its more than 250 underground caves.

The tour includes a visit to the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, with a journey of more than 250 meters through impressive scenery. The tour begins at the top entrance of the cave, following a corridor to the Tomo, a deep limestone well. The highlight of the experience is the boat ride through the dazzling Grotto of the Fireflies (Glowworms), where thousands of tiny natural lights create a magical and intriguing atmosphere.

After the visit, buffet style barbecue lunch is included at the Roselands Restaurant (drinks not included).

Continuation of the trip to Auckland. Arrival, check-in and accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast included.


DAY 13 (10/11/2026): AUCKLAND
Breakfast at the hotel. Half-day tour, with a guide in Portuguese, in Auckland.

Visit the Harbor Bridge, Waterfront, Mission Bay, Tamaki Drive, Savage Point, Parnell Rose Park and Village, Auckland Domain and Gardens and city center.

Next, departure for a cruise through Waitemata Harbor, with panoramic views of the city skyline, oceanfront landmarks, and volcanic islands. The tour offers one of the best perspectives of four of the city's main icons.

Stop for a 2-course lunch at a local restaurant (drinks not included).

In the afternoon, visit the Auckland Museum (Auckland War Memorial Museum), where remarkable stories are presented about the people of New Zealand, their flora, fauna, and natural formations, as well as exhibitions dedicated to the artistic legacy and cultures of the Pacific peoples.

At the end of the tour, return to the hotel.


DAY 14 (11/11/2026): AUCKLAND
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Private transfer to Auckland airport for boarding to Rio de Janeiro, with a connection in Santiago.