Travel to Morro de Sao Paulo

One of the most beautiful beaches in Brazil, Morro de Sao Paulo, located on the island of Tinhare off the coast of state of Bahia. The island of Morro de Sao Paulo is all that one would imagine a tropical paradise to be. Apart from beautiful beaches, this island has many good walking and horseback riding tours. Traditionally a peaceful fishing village, it is a 15 minute flight from Salvador. The town is dominated by a lighthouse and the ruins of a colonial fort, a great place to see gorgeous sunsets and dolphins jumping through the waves. Morro during Carnival is the perfect get-away for those looking for a island atmosphere during the Carnival holiday.

Travel to Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Praia do Forte - Experience Brazil

Brazilians say that God created the world in six days and, on the seventh, he created Rio. With this package you will not only visit the "Marvelous City" of Rio de Janeiro with its stunning Pao de Acucar (Sugar Loaf), the impressive Corcovado (the statue of Christ) white sand beaches and green, granite based mountains, but also two of Bahia's main destinations - Salvador and Praia do Forte. Salvador, Bahia's capital, is known for its history, culture and beauty; and Praia do Forte, a quaint fisherman village, is known for its beaches, restaurants and artisan shops. This package will give you a glimpse of what Brazil has to offer while discovering its rich history, culture and unexplored nature. The package includes comfortable lodging in pousadas and hotels, and cultural and nature tours with private English speaking guides.

Malacca, Malaysia

Melaka, just one and a half hours South of Kuala Lumpur and a two hours drive from Singapore is rich in history, culture, heritage and tradition. Boasting famous historical sites which date back to the 1500s, Melaka is a potpourri of unique cultures and cuisines. Standing in the hub of Melaka city is the Hotel Equatorial Melaka, a 5-star international business class hotel that is within walking distance to the main business, shopping and entertainment districts.

Today, in Malacca, you can still see the imprints of British, Dutch and Portuguese forces left behind in forts, museums, churches and towers. Visit Malacca for the cultural experience of a lifetime.