Brazil, the largest country in South America and home to the world’s largest tropical rainforest, the Amazon, boasts vast and varied ecosystems where a wealth of wildlife, like jaguars, toucans and capybaras, thrive. Ecotourism ventures such as those within the Pantanal wetlands enable immersive wildlife experiences and promote environmental awareness, and numerous conservation initiatives encourage community engagement and empower economically. With a mix of indigenous, European and African influences, Brazilian cuisine, festivals and traditions are a melting pot of heritage. Visit the iconic Christ the Redeemer, trek deep into the heart of the jungle, and discover traditional practices and learnings alongside indigenous communities, all whilst participating in the safeguarding of this country’s natural treasures.