Top Brazil Kayaking Tours - page 2

Explore the ocean is a activity that the humanity has been doing along the history. Explore the ocean in a city like Rio de Janeiro is much more special. here we can admire the nature and the history. From the sea, we can se the most iconic simbols of the city like sugar loaf and Christ redeemer and know about the history, because was from the sea that the portuguese come to discover the city.

The Urubu River is a tributary of the great Amazon River, and lies to the east of Manaus. It is almost 500 km/310 miles long, and is the narrowest river we travel on – it is the perfect width to experience the real rainforest at your fingertips. Few people live on this exciting river and you will enjoy peaceful days without seeing or hearing much of humanity at all. The predominantly gentle current will aid you in your journey downstream, although you may also have the chance to shoot some safe but exciting rapids. Kayaking is the perfect way to experience this beautiful, mystical river before mass tourism discovers it!

The sea is magical and being able to explore it in a Hawaiian canoe is even more magical! We have beaches and islands that are little explored and known, which makes our tour unique and exclusive!

Tying together 10 attractions, this tour is a cohesive method of seeing the beautiful sights that Alter do Chao has on offer. From the tour's start at the 14 springs of Green Lake to the sunset at the last destination of Ponta do Cururu, you will be in the hands of a private tour guide with knowledge in Brazilian history. For those wanting to fit in is much as they can while in the area, this is the tour for you.

Get ready for an unforgettable ocean adventure along Rio de Janeiro’s spectacular coastline — paddling either a sea kayak or a traditional Hawaiian outrigger canoe! Starting from the calm, scenic waters of Urca, you’ll glide across the bay with front-row views of iconic landmarks like Sugarloaf Mountain, Christ the Redeemer, and the beautiful coastline of Niterói. As we paddle toward the entrance of Guanabara Bay, we’ll reach the historic Forte da Laje (Laje Fortress), a unique spot surrounded by the open sea. Here, you’ll soak in breathtaking views of Rio’s city center while hearing fascinating stories about the city’s history and its deep connection to the ocean. This is more than just a tour — it’s a perfect mix of adventure, nature, and culture. Whether you choose the agility of a kayak or the team spirit of an outrigger canoe, you’ll experience Rio from a truly special and unforgettable perspective.

Take a day trip away from the hustle and bustle of Rio and explore the natural beauty of the rainforest on a white water rafting trip. Adventure on fast-flowing rivers and rapids, including exhilarating class IV rapids from May to September, and see local flora and fauna as you travel downstream. Learn about the forest and its inhabitants, and explore parts of the local countryside you couldn’t reach otherwise.

Combine three of Rio’s top attractions on this flexible-length visit to the famous Christ the Redeemer statue and the Selaron Steps, plus an optional trip to Sugarloaf Mountain. Enjoy the panoramic city views from the platform of Rio’s most iconic statue, then pass through historic Santa Teresa to visit the ceramic-clad Selaron Steps. Finish with an optional cable car ride up Sugarloaf.