Top Brazil Eco Tours - page 3

See the best of Rio de Janeiro without having to worry about advance planning on a shore excursion that reveals the best of the Marvelous City. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, this hassle-free package transports you between sights in air-conditioned comfort and includes admission tickets for two top attractions.

Tijuca National Park is a lush forest located just outside of Rio’s city center and offers a breath of fresh air from bustling city life. This half-day tour takes you on a walk through the forest to see waterfalls, admire panoramic views of the city and Atlantic Ocean, observe local wildlife in their natural habitats, and learn how the area was reforested after being destroyed by coffee and sugarcane plantations.

Marvel at some of Brazil’s most beautiful beaches on a full-day trip from São Paulo. Alongside your guide and small group, follow walking trails replete with flora and fauna and visit secluded beaches considered the area’s most impressive. First, arrive at White Beach—so called because of its pristine sands—before hiking to Black Beach for a refreshing dip in the sea. Proceed to Camburizinho Beach via the impressive Camburi Waterfall before resting on the soft surface of White Beach at the end of your tour.

Immerse yourself in the culinary culture of Rio de Janeiro during a small-group cooking class. Learn about the flavors, ingredients, and cooking techniques specific to Brazilian cuisine from your instructor. Upgrade to include a market tour to discover Brazilian ingredients, spices, and souvenirs. Then, get your hands dirty as you learn to prepare several authentic recipes while sipping on an unlimited caipirinhas. Enjoy a true taste of Rio and explore local culture beyond the restaurant scene.

Sloths, monkeys, butterflies, and birds are just some of the wildlife your guide can point out on this half-day eco-tour of Tijuca National Park. Ride an open-top Jeep into the rainforest and hike around this section of the Mata Atlântica (Atlantic Forest) with a guide to lead the way. Round-trip transport from Rio hotels is included to the Tijuca Forest.

Favela da Rocinha is the largest favela in Rio, located in the South Zone. With this tour, join a local family-run tour to experience the rich history, culture, and heritage of Rio as you learn about life in the favelas. Explore the alleys of the favela on a guided walking tour, peek inside the shops and restaurants, and learn about local cultural projects

Enjoy hiking in Tijuca National Park with your own personal guide and finish with a refreshing dip under a waterfall. Hike up to Pedra Bonita for sweeping views of Rio de Janeiro including the beaches and surrounding Tijuca Forest. See the Christ the Redeemer statue and more from the Chinese Pavilion before arriving at Horto Waterfall. This 6-hour private tour includes round-trip hotel transport.

Visit a tropical rainforest that borders a huge metropolitan city—an extremely rare thing in the world. The Tijuca Forest is an area filled with indigenous wildlife, flowers and plants, and on this tour, spot toucans, monkeys and raccoons among many other inhabitants of the forest. Then, travel to the Tijuca Botanical Garden to learn more about the flowers of Brazil and enjoy displays of plants.

Attend the Ginga Tropical Show, a dance and music that allows you to learn about Brazil's vibrant history and culture through its traditional music and dance. During this show, see talented performers dance the lambada, samba and bossa nova dressed in outrageous Carnival costumes. Hear folklore from around the diverse country, live drumming and the Brazilian martial art: capoeira.

Our unique expertise allows us to customize each trip to the needs of our guests. This involves selecting the most suitable routes and locations to observe the variety of wildlife available. We offer a variety of Pantanal wildlife, birdwatching and jaguar photography tours. All our tours and activities are led by our experienced guides who have great knowledge about the Pantanal flora and fauna. Why travel with Pantanal Safaris? Local guides, officially licensed, expert knowledge on flora and fauna. More than 18 years guiding experience. Tailormade tours possible (individual or small groups). Specialized in jaguar photography tours. Maximum group size (8-persons). Custom designed boats (unique) for photographers.

Learn about Brazil's rubber trade on a visit to Vila Paraíso. During this half-day tour from Manaus, see where rubber is loaded onto boats and shipped around the world. At the Rubber Museum, visit the workshops and warehouses where rubber was collected, processed and stored. Take a walk among the rubber trees to see how rubber is collected, then visit both the Rubber Master's opulent house and the modest homes of typical industry employees. On the return trip to Manus, stop at Tupé Beach to cool off with a swim (time permitting). Round trip transportation from Manaus hotels is included.

This private tour is designed for travelers who want to explore the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls and visit a nearby wildlife park in one day from Foz do Iguaçu City. See birds and other wildlife during a walk through a nature park. At Iguazu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, walk along the short Trail of the Falls for views of Iguazu which is one of the largest waterfalls in the world.

Find peace while exploring nature on this guided hike. The Morro and Gamboa trail offers a diverse range of scenery. From panoramic mountains, beaches, waterfalls and ocean baths, this adventure showcases Brazillian biodiversity. Don't stress about making your own way around; instead, let your guide break down the language barrier with tours available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Highlights of the tour include the Fonte do Ceu waterfall and the beautiful Gamboa Beach.

Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Rio de Janeiro and explore the wild Pedra Branca State Park. Embark on a hike to Pedra do Telegrafo for beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean and Rio in the distance before exploring a handful of rugged beaches for a bit of relaxation. This excursion is suitable for most travelers and is limited to a small group for a more personalized experience.

First: Argentina. Second: Sunset in Brazil with Happy Hour Drinks. Available Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Visiting both sides of Iguazu Falls in one day is nearly impossible for most travelers. The Argentinian side is vast and requires extensive walking, making a same-day visit to Brazil challenging. Now you can do it all! Our expert guides will take you through the highlights of both national parks, ensuring you experience the best views, trails, and waterfalls on each side—all in one seamless tour. Enjoy the sunset in Brazil with some drinks! Sunset Highlights at the Falls: Incredible Views: Watch the falls illuminated by the setting sun, creating a magical setting. Cocktail Party at Porto Canoas: Start the evening with a cocktail in a privileged location. Exclusive Setting: Enjoy the tranquility of the park at a special time.

Outside the skyscraper forest of São Paulo en route to Rio de Janeiro lies a real rainforest Brazil’s indigenous Tupi-Guarani people call home. On this full-day excursion from São Paulo, escape the big city for a day exploring the ecological and native cultural landscape of Brazil. Drive along the coast past forested mountains and pristine beaches, and tour a Tupi-Guarani reservation where you can support the community by purchasing native Brazilian art.

Hike the Horto waterfalls circuit in Tijuca National Park on this half-day morning tour, led by a specialist guide. Starting from Jequitibá Waterfall, you’ll walk at a leisurely pace along a forest trail ending at Shower Waterfall, aka Box Waterfall. Stand or wade under the rock-walled cascades for a refreshing shower before reversing your steps. Upgrade to venture with your own personal guide on a private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport.

Explore the charming, cosmopolitan town of Búzios on this full-day trip from Rio de Janeiro. During this 13-hour outing, stroll through the center of Búzios on a guided tour to get oriented, then spend free time discovering the former fishing village's charms on your own. Opt to take a 2-hour cruise offshore which stops at several idyllic spots for swimming and relaxing. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels and a buffet lunch is provided.

See Rio de Janeiro's landscapes from a new perspective as you soar above landmarks like Christ the Redeemer, Ipanema Beach, and more. Whether you’re visiting the city or are a local, experience the city in a new way without lage crowds and lines. Learn about the city in your native tongue-live guides are available in several languages.

Outdoor enthusiasts with an interest in Brazil’s natural history, ecology, and wildlife will benefit from this ecotour at Cantareira State Park. Breathe the fresh air while hiking roughly 6 miles (10 km) round-trip to reach Pedra Grande (Big Rock), which boasts splendid views of São Paulo. This UNESCO-listed City Green Belt is equal to 8,000 football fields and offers visitors an easy escape from the bustle of downtown.

We are highly commited to provide a genuine experience for our visitors, showing different aspects of flora, fauna, history, culture, geography and the waterfalls itself. Since 2000 we are perfecting our skills to deliver you the best experience by exploring Iguazu Falls and surroundings, focused on your personal needs.

Combine convenience with culture by booking a private transfer service between Rio de Janeiro’s airport and port that includes an optional 1-hour city tour. Allow a courteous driver to transport you from Rio de Janeiro International Airport (GIG) or Santos Dumond (SDU) to Rio de Janeiro Cruise Terminal Pier Mauá in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Opt to upgrade your service to include a 1-hour panoramic sightseeing tour of the vibrant Brazilian city to gain fascinating insight into the culture and history of Rio de Janeiro.

Explore the Atlantic Forest by visiting the Christ the Redeemer and the Tijuca Forest. Meet the tour guide at your hotel lobby for this 4-hour tour. The area is home to different small species of animals, such as squirrels, monkeys, porcupines, foxes and armadillos. Plus, a million different butterflies, birds, and reptiles. Then, we visit the Christ the Redeemer. By minivan, crossing through the Atlantic Forest, we get to the top of the Corcovado hill. We have sweeping views of our city. Return to your hotel with theses beautiful images in your head.

Visit the largest hydroelectric plant in the world on this private tour to Itaipu. This dam harnesses the power of the nearby falls and generates over 100 million megawatt hours to parts of Brazil and Paraguay. Next, visit the Bird Park and see over 140 species of birds including the beautiful macaw. End the tour with a visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls and admire its immensity.