Historical Routes
Baroque towns of Minas Gerais, colonial Salvador, and the gold roads — through historians and storytellers.
Bespoke itineraries for Americans seeking the real culture, hidden gems, and unforgettable adventures — designed by someone who calls it home.
Old × New Brazil
— Your Local Insider
I grew up between the cobblestones of Salvador and the skyscrapers of São Paulo, then spent a decade studying and working abroad. I know what American travelers expect — and I know the Brazil that almost no guidebook describes.
Every itinerary I craft is private, slow, and deeply personal. You'll meet artisans, eat at tables that don't take reservations, and sleep in places I'd send my own family.
— The Experiences
Every itinerary is built from scratch — these are the directions travelers most often start from.
Baroque towns of Minas Gerais, colonial Salvador, and the gold roads — through historians and storytellers.
Private chef's tables, fishermen's lunches in Bahia, Amazonian markets — every plate has a place.
Off-grid lodges in the Pantanal, the Amazon and Chapada — wild, quiet, and impeccably hosted.
— The Journal