Overview

Departing Santarém aboard the RV Brasilian Dream, this 10-night voyage with CroisiEurope unlocks the very best of Brazil. From Maguari to Rio Negro, the itinerary spans 3 ports across Brazil, with 15 sea days to savour life on board the RV Brasilian Dream. This is a cruise that combines the thrill of discovering new destinations with the comfort and luxury of life aboard the RV Brasilian Dream. Prices start at £4,756 per person for this 10-night CroisiEurope voyage.

CroisiEurope

CroisiEurope

Known for its river cruises, CroisiEurope also offers ocean voyages on two small ships. Guests boarding the 130-passenger La Belle des Oceans (formerly Silversea's Silver Discoverer) can follow in Napoleon's footsteps, visit the hilltop villages of Balagne, and enjoy dinner at a traditional inn. Meanwhile, the 197-guest La Belle de l'Adriatique offers itineraries that take in local traditions.

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Cruise Itinerary

Day 1
Santarém
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 1
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Days 1-2
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Days 2-4
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 4
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 4
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 5
Maguari
Day 5
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Days 5-6
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Days 6-7
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 7
Obidos
Day 8
Parintins
Days 8-9
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 9
Manaus
This remarkable city must be seen to be believed. It’s hard to imagine that a sprawling metropolis of 2.6 million people is nestled in the heart of the Amazon jungle, surrounded by dense, biodiverse rainforest.Founded in the 17th century, the city prospered during the rubber boom, which funded the construction of striking landmarks. Picture Belle Époque architecture bathed in the warm glow of a Brazilian sunset. The city’s most fascinating building is the Amazon Theatre, an opulent opera house crowned by a distinctive yellow dome, constructed from 36,000 tiles imported from Alsace.Another major draw is the chance to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark currents of the Rio Negro flow side by side with the pale, sandy-coloured Amazon River for miles, creating an eye-popping visual contrast.
Day 10
Rio Negro
Days 10-11
Manaus
This remarkable city must be seen to be believed. It’s hard to imagine that a sprawling metropolis of 2.6 million people is nestled in the heart of the Amazon jungle, surrounded by dense, biodiverse rainforest.Founded in the 17th century, the city prospered during the rubber boom, which funded the construction of striking landmarks. Picture Belle Époque architecture bathed in the warm glow of a Brazilian sunset. The city’s most fascinating building is the Amazon Theatre, an opulent opera house crowned by a distinctive yellow dome, constructed from 36,000 tiles imported from Alsace.Another major draw is the chance to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark currents of the Rio Negro flow side by side with the pale, sandy-coloured Amazon River for miles, creating an eye-popping visual contrast.
Day 1 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Day 1 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Days 1-2 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Days 2-4 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Day 4 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Day 4 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Day 5 Maguari
Maguari
Day 5 Maguari
Maguari

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Days 5-6 Maguari
Maguari

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Days 6-7 Maguari
Maguari

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Day 7 Obidos
Obidos
Day 8 Parintins
Parintins
Days 8-9 Parintins
Parintins

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

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Day 9 Manaus
Manaus

This remarkable city must be seen to be believed. It’s hard to imagine that a sprawling metropolis of 2.6 million people is nestled in the heart of the Amazon jungle, surrounded by dense, biodiverse rainforest.Founded in the 17th century, the city prospered during the rubber boom, which funded the construction of striking landmarks. Picture Belle Époque architecture bathed in the warm glow of a Brazilian sunset. The city’s most fascinating building is the Amazon Theatre, an opulent opera house crowned by a distinctive yellow dome, constructed from 36,000 tiles imported from Alsace.Another major draw is the chance to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark currents of the Rio Negro flow side by side with the pale, sandy-coloured Amazon River for miles, creating an eye-popping visual contrast.

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Day 10 Rio Negro
Rio Negro
Days 10-11 Manaus
Manaus

This remarkable city must be seen to be believed. It’s hard to imagine that a sprawling metropolis of 2.6 million people is nestled in the heart of the Amazon jungle, surrounded by dense, biodiverse rainforest.Founded in the 17th century, the city prospered during the rubber boom, which funded the construction of striking landmarks. Picture Belle Époque architecture bathed in the warm glow of a Brazilian sunset. The city’s most fascinating building is the Amazon Theatre, an opulent opera house crowned by a distinctive yellow dome, constructed from 36,000 tiles imported from Alsace.Another major draw is the chance to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark currents of the Rio Negro flow side by side with the pale, sandy-coloured Amazon River for miles, creating an eye-popping visual contrast.

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Passengers
2027
Launched
49m
Length
15m
Width
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RV Brasilian Dream

RV Brasilian Dream

Designed as a catamaran to minimize its impact on the riverbed, this vessel embodies a new vision of the Amazon, blending comfort and eco-responsibility. It incorporates sustainable materials, low-carbon engines, and solar panels for clean energy. Onboard wastewater treatment ensures responsible resource management, and every design choice aims to preserve the river's fragile ecosystem.  Read more

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