The itinerary that was made for us to include all of the areas that we wanted to visit was excellent, you did a great job in fitting a lot into a 3 week period....... There was no one stand out highlight of our trip as we enjoyed every place we visited and they were all individually exciting and quite different. If we had to pick one it would be a toss up between Easter Island and Machu Picchu. Thank you for all of the organization that went into our trip, we did not have to worry about any aspect other than to turn up at the allotted time and someone would look after every detail for us.
Many Thanks
Angra dos Reis:

Angra dos Reis is situated about 150km southwest of Rio de Janeiro. The town is famous for its incredible coastline, which includes the Bay of Ilha Grande. The bay, which consists of 365 islands, holds the largest and most important Ilha Grande.
Interestingly, Brazil’s one and only nuclear power station operates from here and the beauty of Angra dos Reis’s fjord-like coastline is reason enough to visit the area before stocking up on supplies before heading out to Ilha Grande.
Parati:

This enchanting coastal town is situated four hours drive south of Rio de Janeiro and four and a half hours north of Sao Paolo on the lush Costa Verde (green coast). Originally built during the 17th century as a shipping point for the gold mined in the area, the architecture and narrow streets will transport you back in time as you walk through the uneven, cobblestone streets.
Rising up just behind the town are a mirage of forests, waterfalls and mountains and the area is also surrounded by several nature parks, including the Serra de Bocaina National Park, Serra do Mar State Park, the Park Reserve of Joatinga and the environmentally protected area of Cairucu. Colorful, old houses, churches, galleries, street music and its proximity to other islands and sandy beaches all come together to create a unique and truly incredible pocket of Brazil that should simply not be missed.
Buzios:

Buzios is a situated on a 11km long peninsula that sticks out from the Brazilian mainland just 182kms east of Rio de Janeiro. Originally, Buzios was the haunt for European pirates and slave traders, which has played an important role in the mix of people that inhabit the area today.
Since being discovered in the 1960s by famous actress Brigitte Bardot, Buzios has grown from a quaint fishing village to a sought after international hang out spot for vacationers looking for a holiday taken up by delicious local cuisine, such as grilled anchovies, snapper, shrimp and squid, as well as a happening nightlife and excellent weather.
Enjoy your days lounging in the sun before heading into town for the local discos where you can party all night long and wake up the next day and do it all again!