Inspiration
Take a look at some of our custom itineraries other
groups have created with Ritz Tours.
This unforgettable journey brought together two of South America's most iconic destinations—Brazil and Peru—into one vibrant, culture-rich adventure.
Created in partnership with one of our trusted Spanish-speaking travel agent partners, this private tour for 31 travelers was tailored to reflect the group’s interests and cultural background. The itinerary combined highlights from our signature Peru Explorer tour with a previously operated Brazil program, offering the perfect balance of nature, heritage, and unforgettable moments.
The adventure began in Rio de Janeiro, where the group took in panoramic views from Sugar Loaf and Corcovado, explored the lush Tijuca Forest, and soaked up the energy of Copacabana. In Iguassu Falls, they experienced nature’s raw power on both the Brazilian and Argentine sides, ending the night with a vibrant Latin dinner show and traditional churrasco.
In Lima, the journey shifted to Peru’s coastal elegance, before heading into the Sacred Valley to visit colorful markets, the salt flats of Maras, and Inca terraces in Moray. The highlight came at Machu Picchu, where misty peaks framed the awe-inspiring ruins.
The tour concluded in Cusco, with visits to the Koricancha Temple, Sacsayhuaman Fortress, and other archaeological treasures. This custom tour was designed with the group’s interests and culture in mind, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive—it’s always a pleasure to work alongside our valued travel agent partners to bring their travelers’ dreams to life.
This tour was everything I hoped for and more. Standing beneath Christ the Redeemer, hearing the roar of Iguassu Falls, and finally seeing Machu Picchu with my own eyes—it all felt surreal. The guides were incredible, especially in Peru, where their knowledge brought the Inca stories to life. I’m already looking at booking my next adventure!
Brazil and Peru had been on my bucket list forever, and this tour was the perfect way to experience both. I still can’t get over the view from the top of Corcovado in Rio—and Machu Picchu? Absolutely unreal. Everything was really well organized, and the guides were friendly, funny, and knew so much. I came home with so many stories to tell.
