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Beyond the glossy brochures of the 365 islands lies a city of profound contradictions. Join sociologist Lukas and local historian Lea on a self-guided tour that peels back the layers of Angra dos Reis. You will navigate the tension between a gritty, working maritime port and the romanticized promise of an island paradise. Discover the scars of corsair attacks, the hidden labor behind Baroque convents, and the local legends that bind sailors to the sea. - A 2.4 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 89 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Social Fabric & Everyday Life and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Discover the dual soul of Barra, where centuries-old military fortresses now cradle Salvador's most vibrant beach culture. Trace the Bay of All Saints from Morro do Cristo to Porto da Barra and uncover stories of corsair attacks, colonial defense and the Bahian tradition of applauding the sunset. - 2.2 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 86 minutes - Ideal for travelers interested in history, memory and everyday life - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Step into the intoxicating, grandiose, and ultimately doomed world of Belle Époque Manaus. On this immersive journey, you will uncover the staggering duality of a city built on a paradox: breathtaking European opulence funded by unimaginable human exploitation in the deep Amazon. From prefabricated British customs houses to the glittering dome of the Teatro Amazonas, discover how a single commodity—rubber—created overnight millionaires, fueled boundless hubris, and led to a devastating collapse when a few stolen seeds changed the world forever. - A 4.0 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 123 min - Ideal for travelers interested in History & Memory and Power, Protest & Civic Spaces - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

This isn't a tourist show—it's a chance to experience São Paulo's samba culture through the eyes of a local DJ and music enthusiast. Rather than following a fixed itinerary, I carefully curate each experience based on what's happening that night, selecting the roda de samba that offers the most authentic atmosphere, music, and local energy. I keep the groups small to create a relaxed and personal experience where you can connect with locals, discover neighborhoods beyond the tourist trail, and experience the city as it's truly lived. Whether it's your first time hearing samba or you're already a fan, you'll leave with a deeper connection to Brazilian culture and memories you won't find in a guidebook.

Explore the world's largest urban rainforest with a private guided tour of Tijuca National Park, a stunning reforestation success. Venture into lush landscapes filled with hidden waterfalls, historic landmarks, and breathtaking viewpoints. Experience highlights include the iconic Vista Chinesa and Mirante das Canoas, along with scenic walking trails that reveal the natural beauty of Rio de Janeiro. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and first-time visitors, this 4-hour adventure offers personalized attention from a licensed local guide while providing insights into the forest's ecological significance. Enjoy hotel pickup for a seamless adventure into nature. - Hotel or accommodation pickup and drop off - Private 4-hour guided tour of Tijuca National Park - Visit iconic viewpoints like Vista Chinesa and Mirante das Canoas - Discover hidden waterfalls and enjoy scenic nature walks - Ideal for first-time visitors and nature enthusiasts

Step beyond the postcards and discover the real Rio de Janeiro through the eyes of a local and licensed guide. This private experience is designed for travelers who want more than sightseeing. Instead of rushing between attractions, you'll uncover the stories, culture, traditions, and hidden corners that reveal the true soul of Rio. Unlike large group tours, this experience is completely private, allowing you to explore at a comfortable pace, ask questions, and focus on what interests you most. With personalized attention and authentic local knowledge, you'll experience Rio not as a tourist, but as a guest of the city. Whether it is your first visit or your fifth, you'll leave with a deeper understanding of Rio de Janeiro and memories that go far beyond the typical attractions. For those who also wish to experience Rio's most iconic landmarks, visits to Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain can be included as optional stops as part of your customized itinerary. Tickets not includ

NO LINES! More ease for you: All tour fees are included (Nautical Terminal Fee and Frades Island Environmental Preservation Fee) Meet at 7:30 AM at the Náutico da Bahia Tourist Terminal and preparation for the start of the tour, promptly at 8:00 AM. At 9:30* we docked at Ilha dos Frades. We left first and arrived first: enjoy the beach of Ponta de Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe before the other yachts arrive. Beach with international Blue Flag Badge. Relax and bathe in warm and crystal-clear waters. At 1:10 PM* we arrived in Itaparica. We disembarked in front of the Manguezal restaurant, with typical Bahian food. Then, it's time to contemplate the natural wealth of Itaparica and relax on the sand or in the wonderful warm waters of the sea. On the return, at 3:40 PM, you can enjoy the sunset directly from the Bay of All Saints. With the Tour to the Islands, you have more time to enjoy before the other catamarans arrive at Frades, our 1st stop.

The Garopaba Day Tour is a complete trip, where the experience includes beach, archaeological site, dunes, adventure sports, panoramic views, local gastronomy, shopping, culture, colonial architecture, and much history.

Experience both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of Iguazu Falls in one day, entirely at your own pace. Unlike shared tours, this experience is exclusively for your group, with no multiple hotel pickups, rigid schedules, or waiting for other travelers. Your licensed private guide takes care of transportation, border-crossing logistics, and the day's organization, allowing you to focus on the falls. The itinerary remains flexible and can be adapted to park conditions, weather, border traffic, and your group's pace.

Connect with nature and live an immersion in the Brazilian wildlife at Tijuca National Park. Highlights of the tour: - Immersion in nature: Walk on trails surrounded by the dense and preserved vegetation of the tropical forest in the heart of Rio. - Wild Life free: Have the chance to observe animals in their natural habitat, living in total freedom, such as sloths, toucans, and monkeys. - Viewpoints: Contemplate the best panoramic views of the city from the highest points of Tijuca National Park, revealing unique angles of the metropolis amidst nature. - Waterfalls: Visit beautiful waterfalls and take the opportunity to cool off. Why take this tour? Our local guide knows the region perfectly and knows where the animals usually appear. You walk with complete security and enjoy the best of nature.

Join Francesca, your “Tropicaliana” guide, for a delicious and fun journey through one of Rio’s most charming neighborhoods! Together, you’ll explore its hidden corners and vibrant food scene while tasting some of the flavors that make Brazilian cuisine so special. Expect authentic places, delicious food, Brazilian drinks, curious stories and plenty of laughs along the way! With Francesca, the fun is guaranteed! She’ll bring her Italian passion for food, her tropical Brazilian energy and lots of good vibes to make this an experience to remember. The tour is available in four different options: with or without the historic tram ride, and with or without alcoholic drinks. A vegetarian option is also available. You’ll leave with your stomach full of delicious Brazilian food, your mind full of beautiful memories, and hopefully a little piece of Santa Teresa in your heart. Come hungry, come curious, and get ready to discover Santa Teresa with Francesca, your Tropicaliana!

Tour in the small town of Puerto Iguazú. Local trade in Argentine and imported products. Among other products, leather, cashmere, wool, clothing in general, wines, cheeses, olives, fruit jams and jellies stand out. Duty free has major international brands in practically all segments: beverages, perfumery, fashion, make-up, accessories, toys, jewelry and watches, clothing and other sectors.

Enjoy these two days with our unique and exclusive experience service, accompanied by local tour guides specialized in the region, making the tour much more attractive and enjoyable.

With airport pickup, hotel drop-off, and the services of a driver-guide, you’ll maximize time in UNESCO-listed Iguaçu National Park. This transfer service takes you straight from Foz do Iguaçu International Airport (IGU) to the Brazilian side of Iguaçu Falls. The half-day trip includes a forest walk, transport by electric car, and a boat ride on the river rapids.

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 02 hours, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet.

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 02 hours, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet.

AquaFoz, opened in November 2025, is one of the largest aquariums in South America, located just 350 metres from Iguacu National Park. This immersive experience presents more than 300 species of aquatic life, both fresh and saltwater, in an area of 23,000 m2, showcasing the rich ecosystems of the Paraná and Iguaçu rivers. Visitors will explore the water journey through interactive exhibitions, learning about the importance of aquatic biodiversity and conservation. AquaFoz combines education, leisure and environmental awareness, making it an unforgettable Attraction for families, nature lovers and those seeking an enriching experience in Foz do Iguaçu.

See the best of the Iguazu Falls region in the company of just your own travel companions with this three-day, two-night private tour. Skip the hassle of travel planning and booking accommodation with an organized tour that includes two nights in a three-star hotel as well as excursions to both the Brazilian and Argentinian side of the Iguazu Falls and the Bird Park, the largest aviary in the world.

Think Rio de Janeiro is all beaches, samba, and caipirinhas? Think again. Join us for a culinary adventure through Centro, Rio's historic heart, where traders, immigrants, writers, politicians, and everyday Cariocas have been eating, drinking, and debating for centuries. Over 12+ tastings, you'll explore hidden bars, bustling markets, and old-school eateries that most visitors walk straight past. Along the way, feast on Lebanese kibe and esfiha in the city's historic Saara district, snack on golden cod fritters, grilled sardines, slow-cooked beans, and succulent pork picanha, sip a refreshing lime batida made with cachaça, and sink your teeth into one of Rio's most legendary sandwiches stuffed with roast pork and sweet pineapple. Between bites, you'll discover grand churches, one of the world's most spectacular libraries, lively markets, and the stories that shaped the city. Come to Rio de Janiero for the beaches, stay for the food.

Tucked away in the Amazon River basin, Alter do Chao can be stressful to explore on your own. Skip the stress of organizing logistics and explore the "Caribbean of the Amazon" on this small-group boat tour down the Tapajos River. Spend a full day swimming in blue-green river waters, lounge on pristine white-sand beaches, and spot diverse wildlife alongside your boat captain on this relaxing cruise.

The Amazon rainforest is a breathtaking natural wonder, teeming with diverse wildlife and unique ecosystems. Spanning several countries, it is one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. As you explore its lush landscapes, you'll encounter vibrant flora, towering trees, and a plethora of animal species, from playful monkeys to colorful birds. Guided tours offer immersive experiences, allowing you to navigate winding rivers, hike through dense greenery, and discover hidden trails. The sounds of the rainforest—chirping insects, rustling leaves, and distant animal calls—create a symphony that enhances your adventure. The Amazon is crucial for the Earth’s climate, acting as a significant carbon sink and influencing global weather patterns. Whether you're embarking on a river expedition, bird-watching, or simply soaking in the beauty of nature, the Amazon rainforest promises an unforgettable journey filled with discovery and awe. Embrace the magic of this extraordinary landscape!

For those seeking to spend a romantic time with their loved ones, experience an exclusive helicopter tour flying to the delightful beach town of Guarujá and have a romantic lunch at restaurant at the edge of the Bertioga Canal. Get picked up at your hotel and ride to Campo de Marte Airport, where helicopters take off. On arrival at our decorated VIP room, be welcomed with cocktails, whisks, wines and juices. The couple has a photo session and watch their retrospective for about 30 min while the commander prepares the aircraft. After the safety introduction, take off, and soar over São Paulo as you take in aerial views of the most famous sights and an astonishing mount range connecting to the southern coastline, all that while listening the pilot’s commentary. After the flight, a delicious lunch is waiting for you. The aircraft waits for 2 hrs while lovebirds have lunch at a restaurant specialized at Mediterranean cuisine and seafood with emphasis on a variety of codfish and shrimp.

Skip the hassle of planning and logistics with a seamless, time-saving tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. Fast-track park entry and pre-arranged boat tickets mean no long lines and more time at the falls. Your guide takes you along trails—first by Jeep and then on foot and boat—that help you avoid crowds while maximizing your views of Devil’s Throat.

Explore Rio’s dynamic mix of street art, history, and culture in a journey that blends graffiti with the city’s most iconic landmarks. This tour goes beyond murals, connecting travelers to the stories that shaped Rio’s identity — from its Belle Époque splendor to its Afro-Brazilian heritage. Embark on a 3-hour walking experience that begins in front of the Municipal Theater at Cinelândia, where Belle Époque architecture and cultural treasures set the stage. Continue to the world-famous Selarón Steps, a vibrant mosaic masterpiece by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón. From there, admire Eduardo Kobra’s monumental “Etnias” mural, once the world’s largest by a single artist. The tour then leads into Pequena África and Bafo da Prainha, areas filled with Afro-Brazilian history. The journey concludes at Praça Mauá, a lively waterfront square home to the Museum of Tomorrow and the Rio Art Museum (MAR). Guests may choose to stay exploring or count on the guide’s help to return to their hotel.