Date: November 28, 2023
Ports of Call: Miami, San Juan, Gustavia, Martinique, Port of Spain, Santarem, Boca Da Valeria, Manaus, Manaus, Parintins, Alter Do Chao, Bridgetown, Roseau, Tortola, Miami; View Itinerary
MIAMI CRUISES
Cruises to Brazil from Miami
Embark on an unforgettable journey out of Miami with a stop in Brazil. A cruise to Brazil will bring you to beaches with warm water and white sand, the thrill of large cities, amazing historical monuments, and the wonders of the Amazon. You will comprehend the meaning of "saudade," a poetic expression in Portuguese that translates to "nostalgic regret," between the splendor of Afro-Brazilian music and the amazing choreography of capoeira, a street practice that combines dance with combat. Experience the dazzling beauty of Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, one of the world's most famous beaches. On an Amazon cruise that makes stops in Manaus and Santarem, passengers will get the opportunity to go alligator tracking at night, fish for piranhas, and learn about a variety of other jungle-related activities. This is the home of samba and tango, a country where you may still get a flavor of the atmosphere of a world that has long since passed away.
Brazil
Many of the world’s largest cruise ships can regularly be seen departing from Miami, for Brazil, including vessels from Oceania Cruises, and many more. When you take a cruise to Brazil, you will stop at some of the world's most interesting ports of call, such as Alter Do Choa (Amazon River), Boca Da Valeria (Amazon River), Buzios, Manaus (Amazon River), Parintins (Amazon River), Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Santarem (Amazon River), Santos, known for being an excellent place to unwind and also the starting point for a variety of exciting excursions. |
Brazil Out of Miami Cruise Schedule
A cruise that departs from Miami and makes a stop in Brazil will delight anyone with its natural beauty that leaves even the most seasoned traveler awestruck. A cruise to Brazil is perfect for individuals who fantasize about beautiful beaches that are lined with palm trees and have waters that are crystal clear.