Top Brazil Bus Tours

Experience the highlights of Salvador in just a few hours during a private sightseeing tour of the city. You won't have to spend time planning an itinerary, and your guide will add historical insights as you visit sites such as the Bahia Lighthouse, the Barra Fortress, and Pelourinhio. Skip the stress of finding a last-minute cab, since roundtrip transportation from your Salvador hotel is included.

Get the full Amazon experience when you book this full-day excursion that begins in Manaus. Take a speed boat ride along the Black River to an area where you can swim with docile river dolphins and observe them in the wild. Then, visit an indigenous community to learn about the local culture and lifestyle. Finally, see where the Black and Amazon rivers converge at the “meeting of the waters.”

Explore the mountain retreat of Petrópolis on this full-day guided tour. Once a summer holiday destination for the royalty of Brazil, Petrópolis features landmarks like the Crystal Palace, the Imperial Museum and the burial place of Dom Pedro II. Purchase a tour upgrade for a stop at Cervejaria Bohemia, where you'll taste one of Brazil's favorite lagers and learn about the history and science behind this brewery through a tour and interactive exhibits. Round-trip transportation from most Rio hotels is included.

Simplify your journey from Fortaleza to Jericoacoara and it's beaches with this round-trip transfer service. This cost-effective service is ideal for travelers exploring on a budget, with equivalent taxi services costing more than double for a single journey. Relax also knowing that you return to Fortaleza is all sorted, allowing you to enjoy your day without worrying about how to get back.

Make the most of your time in Rio with a half-day guided tour to two of the city’s best landmarks—Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain. A great way to squeeze in trips to these cultural hotspots without having to worry about organizing transportation, this group tour includes hotel pickup, transport, and a guide who will take care of all the logistics so you can focus on having a good time.

Save yourself the hassle of locating different sites or missing the deeper story behind them on this small-group Jewish heritage tour of Rio de Janeiro. With round-trip transport from select hotels and a flexible, locally guided itinerary, explore key landmarks including Itzhak Rabin Park, the Jewish Museum, the Grand Temple, and historic synagogues across Copacabana and Leblon.

Sail on Guanabara Bay for half a day, viewing the Rio's picturesque city skyline and Sugarloaf Mountain from the water. On this cruise from Rio, glide through the bay's tranquil waters, passing islands and historic forts. Upgrade your experience to enjoy a local all-you-can-eat barbecue lunch at a restaurant in Rio. Round-trip transportation from most Rio hotels is included.

Swap the crowds and hassle of most big group tours for a more personalized experience of Rio de Janeiro. This private tour is exclusively for you and your chosen travel companions and takes you to the city's most important landmarks, including Christ the Redeemer statue (ticket included), Selaron staircase, Sugarloaf Mountain (ticket not included), and a drive-by of Maracana Stadium. Hotel pickup is not included.

Visit Rio de Janeiro’s postcard landmark, the Christ the Redeemer statue, on this private, 4-hour photography tour. Along with a professional photographer guide, see one of the seven wonders of the world and an important symbol of the city. Cross Tijuca National Park by electric train to reach the top of Corcovado, where the beauty of this imposing monument can be best appreciated. The tour also provides one of the most beautiful views of Rio de Janeiro. Afterward, receive a high-resolution digital photo album. Hotel pickup/drop-off included.

Private Trip to the Iguazú Falls – Argentine side Join me on an unforgettable day trip to the impressive Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side – one of South America’s most spectacular natural wonders. Both sides – Brazilian and Argentine – are breathtakingly beautiful, but the best view of the famous Garganta del Diablo waterfall awaits you on the Argentine side. Here you stand right on the edge of the massive waterfall, which plunges from about 90 meters into the depths. On about 8.7 kilometers of well-developed hiking trails you will discover the diverse beauty of the national park : tropical rainforest, imposing views and the pure power of water. Experience nature at its most spectacular – up close, intense and unforgettable.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Maracanã Stadium during this guided tour. Explore the stadium, renovated for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, check out the locker rooms. Sit on the team bench where greats like Pele rested after he scored his thousandth goal. Listen as your guide tells tales of legendary matches like Brazil's devastating loss in the 1950 World Cup. Round-trip climate-controlled transportation from most Rio hotels is included. (if option is selected)

Visit the Roberto Burle Marx home and gardens during a half-day tour from Rio. Exploring in the company of a guide means you'll get more insight into the home of this artist and designer than you would alone. Walk through the peaceful gardens and admire the home's collection of folk art while learning about his life, work, and aesthetic. Round-trip transportation from Rio ensures a seamless day out.

Skip the hassle of finding your own way to Morro de São Paulo, a popular destination for beachgoers, on a stress-free tour from Salvador da Bahia. Let a guide take care of arranging three different types of transfers—which include hotel pickup, a ferry ride to Itaparica, and a speedboat from Valença—while you spend more time relaxing in the white-sand coves on Tinharé Island.

Carnaval is undoubtedly one of Latin America’s largest events, but it’s easy to miss the action among the crowds. This backstage experience at the Carnaval Factory gives you access to areas the public aren’t usually allowed in, so you can dress up in costumes, learn dance moves, and meet the professional dancers who participate in the parade for a samba class.

The megalopolis of São Paulo can be an overwhelming place to explore for the first time. This private excursion is designed to give first-time visitors a great overview of the sprawling city. See top highlights including Paulista Avenue, the cathedral, Batman Alley, the Liberdade neighborhood, and Ibirapuera Park in just a few hours.

Discover the charm of Petrópolis, without the hassle of navigating public transport on this full-day tour from Rio de Janeiro. Visit the imperial city's most-important landmarks, including the imposing Quitandinha Palace, the neo-Gothic Cathedral of Saint Peter of Alcantara, the quirky former home of aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont, and elegant Crystal Palace. Included entry to the Imperial Museum, lunch, and free time for shopping on Rua Teresa makes for a seamless experience.

Live an unforgettable day in the Brazilian Caribbean! Discover Arraial do Cabo, one of the most stunning and sought after destinations in Brazil, especially for those who visit Rio de Janeiro for the first time. With its white sands, crystal clear waters and rich marine life, this paradise is perfect for relaxing and adventuring in breathtaking scenarios. Our tour includes comfortable transportation, expert guide and all the support you need to get the most out of it. Explore the famous beaches of Arraial do Cabo, such as the paradisiacal Praia do Farol and the charming Prainhas do Pontal do Atalaia, with its waters ranging from turquoise blue to baby blue and swimming pool blue. Whether you’re admiring the beauty of iconic rock formations such as the Blue Cave, or relaxing in the soft sands while looking at the sea, Arraial do Cabo offers unique moments that will stay forever recorded. Book now and discover why this destination is considered the “Brazilian Caribbean”!

Visit the Niteroi Contemporary Art Museum, Fortaleza de Santa Cruz da Barra, Jurujuba Beach, and Parque da Cidade all in one day during this Niteroi Private City Tour from Rio de Janeiro. A private guide focuses their attention on your own group as you explore the city. Plus, enjoy easy hotel pickup from your Rio de Janeiro accommodation for a smooth day.

Explore Olinda, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city known as the 'Venice of Brazil', on a 5-hour guided tour from Recife. With your knowledgeable local guide, see the highlights and landmarks of the city, including Instituto Ricardo Brennand, San Francisco Convent, and the city's local markets. Listen to engaging commentary during your journey in a comfortable van with Wi-Fi. All entrance fees and round-trip transportation from Recife are included; gratuities are not included.

Salvador's North Coast has more than one good beach day option, but most tours visit just one—leaving travelers to commit to either the established village atmosphere of Praia do Forte or the open-water swimming and surf at Guarajuba. Cover both in a single itinerary, with free time at each for swimming, sunbathing, or exploring the area.

Beach day trips from Salvador often deliver sand and sun without much else, but Praia do Forte is home to 7.5 miles (12 kilometers) of reef-fringed coast and the headquarters of Projeto Tamar—Brazil's national sea turtle conservation program. This guided day trip from Salvador handles the 31-mile (50-kilometer) drive north, and on arrival, leaves the day open for independent time at the beach and the turtle center (own expense).

Visit the Museum of Tomorrow, one of Rio’s most unique and modern science museums, and AquaRio, the largest aquarium in South America, with this half-day tour. Enjoy admission (if option selected) and guided tours of each attraction, then follow your guide to Olympic Boulevard, Maravilha Port, and the Painel Etnias graffiti wall to see the areas of Rio transformed for the 2016 Olympics.

The south of Brazil was heavily populated by German immigrants between the 1830s and 1920s and they have left a lasting legacy on the area. Take a full-day tour from Balneario Camboriu to the towns of Blumenau and Pomerode to get a better understanding of the area’s unique history and culture. See where the second-biggest Oktoberfest is held and visit an area where most of the residents speak German.

This walk will allow you to discover the bohemian district of Santa Teresa by accessing it by the famous yellow tram, then wandering at your own pace before reaching Lapa by the famous colorful staircase of Selaron then ending your visit with Cinelandia square.