Top Brazil Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 2

Fly over Rio de Janeiro on this hang gliding or paragliding tour. You do not need experience. Receive a short training session before heading off the Pedra Bonita ramp, located within the Tijuca National Park. Enjoy a unique perspective of the city before landing on São Conrado beach. Flight duration depends on weather conditions.

The White Swan Boat is a reference in the Tourism of the city of Porto Alegre. It is 40 meters long and 7 meters wide. It has 3 decks or floors, two of which are closed making it possible to navigate in bad weather. The Boat is the only floating cultural space of Rio Grande do Sul and has restaurant and nightclub structure, with lunch options, dinners, cocktails, social and corporate events. An hour-long tour, which runs along the main Guaíba islands, leaving from Oporto Pier. In addition to tourism, it has a cultural focus, with a locution that illustrates its itinerary, telling a little of the history of Porto Alegre. Bar and drink service with the commercialization of snacks, drinks and popsicles according to consumption

Discover the wonders of the Iguacu Falls: Complete Guided Tour of the Brazilian Side! Enjoy the 270 most spectacular waterfalls in the world! Our Vacation Package includes: Transportation: Search and take in the comfort of your hotel in Foz do Iguaçu, in a sanitary vehicle with air conditioning. Specialized Guide: Full accompaniment of an experienced Guide, who will tell you everything about the Falls and help you at every step of the tour. Guaranteed entry: Tickets to Iguacu National Park are already included, so you don’t worry about anything and get the most out of it. Parade at the homemade chocolate store. Convenience and safety: Get off in the lobby of your hotel after an unforgettable day. Live the full experience of the Iguacu Falls without worry! Book now and prepare to marvel at the strength and beauty of nature!

Observe the unique phenomenon of the ‘meeting of the waters’—which refers to the union of the dark waters of the Black River with the clear currents of the Solimões River—on a day trip from Manaus. Ideal for nature lovers, this excursion increases your chances of spotting rare wildlife in the Amazon jungle and includes the opportunity to swim with pink dolphins.

Experience one of the world’s largest waterfalls, Iguazu Falls, on this small-group tour to the Brazilian side. Depart from your hotel in Foz do Iguassu, Brazil, and head to the national park entrance. Then, enjoy a guided tour of the Brazilian side of the falls with views of the Argentinian side, which has 75% of the system.

See two iconic Rio de Janeiro landmarks from the water—Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf—on a sailing tour. Sail in Guanabara Bay or the open sea while you relax with a welcome drink and snacks. Enjoy stunning views and discover the magic of sailing from the captain who illuminates Rio’s history. This 3-hour boat tour has a maximum capacity of 20, so there'll be plenty of room onboard.

Experience Rio's lush Tijuca Rainforest on a thrilling open-air jeep tour. Encounter diverse wildlife, stunning waterfalls, and scenic trails in the world's largest urban rainforest. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup in south Rio and embark on a journey to the forest. Cruise through the lush landscape and keep a lookout for playful monkeys, coatis, butterflies, toucans, iguanas, and an array of fascinating insects. After 30 minutes of moderate hiking, reach a breathtaking viewpoint 690 meters above sea level for awe-inspiring panoramic views. Continue your journey to the National Park's tallest waterfall, a majestic 35-meter cascade. Take a refreshing dip and immerse yourself in the surrounding natural splendor. During the return, we will take you to the iconic Vista Chinesa, a renowned viewpoint that offers breathtaking city views. Conclude with a drive through São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema, and Copacabana, enjoying vibrant beaches and a rejuvenating, tranquil ending.

Discover the favela tour that brings together more than 18 years of experience, international recognition as the best walks in Latin America and Travellers’ Choice Badge on TripAdvisor. As a finalist for a Responsible Tour at an international tourism fair (WTM Latin America 2024), our commitment to authenticity and sustainability ensures a memorable and impactful experience. Book now and embark on a unique and meaningful journey within the favela!

- Exclusive Private Tour - Full-day guided tour of Iguassu Falls from both Brazilian and Argentine sides - Visit the famous "Devil’s Throat" and multiple scenic points - Entrance Tickets not included Begin your journey with a scenic drive to the Argentina side, where you’ll marvel at the breathtaking "Devil’s Throat" and explore multiple scenic overlooks. With 8 km trails Then, cross back to Brazil to experience the more untamed landscapes and diverse wildlife. Enjoy expert guidance throughout the day and convenient hotel pickup, making this an ideal option for travelers with limited time. With 1.5 km trails Experience the Macuco Safari BOAT ADVENTURE in Iguaçu National Park! Cruise through dense jungle in eco-friendly vehicles, spotting exotic animals. Trek to the river and hop on an extreme Jet Boat for a heart-pounding ride near the falls, feeling their misty power. Unforgettable adventure awaits! @iguassuwaytur +5545999998420

Exploring the waterways around Manaus on your own can mean missing key wildlife activity and navigating unfamiliar river channels. This small-group, guided boat excursion simplifies the experience by taking you along the Solimoes River to fish for piranha and observe alligators at dusk. With transport by boat, organized fishing stops, and a local on hand, it couldn't be easier to enjoy an authentic Brazilian experience.

Swap the bustle of Rio de Janeiro for the tropical beauty of Arraial do Cabo, known by locals as the Brazilian Caribbean, on a full-day tour that takes care of transfers, activities, meals, and guides so you don’t have to. Letting someone else drive allows you to sit back and soak up the scenery, while stops to swim in crystal-clear waters increase your chances of spotting wildlife.

Reaching the waterfalls and caves around Presidente Figueiredo (known as the "Land of Waterfalls") independently can be difficult without transportation and local knowledge. This day trip from Manaus streamlines the experience, taking you north into protected rainforest landscapes—well-known for clear-water cascades and jungle trails—to visit waterfalls and explore the Maroaga Cave System (Caverna do Maroaga).

The turquoise waters of Arraial do Cabo have given the area the nickname of the “Brazilian Caribbean” and this boat tour from Buzios takes you to the best spots. Sail along the coast and stop at several points of interest such as the Blue Grotto, Fenda da Nossa Senhora, and a few beaches. During your journey, stop to swim in the crystal-clear waters and enjoy a delicious lunch at Cabo Frio.

Travel to the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls on this full-day trip from Foz do Iguaçu. With a local guide, admire the falls from the other side, crossing the border at the infamous Devil's Throat. Explore the Upper Circuit and Lower Circuit as well, listening to engaging commentary from your local guide along the way. You must have a valid passport to participate in this tour. Round-trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is provided.

The Tijuca National Forest is one of the largest urban rainforests in the world, set on mountain slopes just west of Rio de Janeiro. With this tour, discover two of the city’s nature sites, starting with a guided walk through the Rio Botanical Gardens, including the Turtle Lake and Sensory Garden. Then, hike through Tijuca, learn more about the native plants and wildlife, and admire Taunay Waterfall.

As one of Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic attractions, Christ the Redeemer attracts lengthy lines. Save time and prevent hassle by prebooking skip-the-line tickets, which allow you to board the next available train to the summit of Corcovado, where the statue is located. Your return ticket is valid on any train, so spend as much time as you like at the top, enjoying panoramic vistas of Rio and capturing photographs of the landmark.

Visit the Botanic Garden which was created in 1817 by King John VI of Portugal. Dedicated to the culture of exotic plants, the unique park features a variety of rare and exotic species brought from all over the world. Among the rarest are the Imperial Palm Trees, huge water lilies (Victorias-Regias), and Brazilian Red Wood trees (Pau Brasil), which are an endangered species in the Atlantic Forest. In its famous greenhouse, more than 500 species of delicate orchids are carefully tended to. We will then make a visit to the Tijuca Atlantic Forest, the largest urban forest in the world, stopping at the Chinese View Belvedere which features a magnificent view of Ipanema and Copacabana beaches, the Guanabara Bay and the Sugar Loaf Mountain. The access by car to the Chinese viewpoint is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. On the way back to the hotel, we stop at the Pepino Beach to watch the hang gliders.

This tour is more than just an excursion – it is a tailor-made experience! You will discover the Iguaçu Falls from two fascinating perspectives, without the hassle and crowds. Your private guide will tailor the tour to your needs and accompany you in your language. Whether you want to hike on hidden trails, feel the Devil's Gorge up close or optionally be even closer by boat or helicopter, this tour offers you maximum freedom, comfort and pure nature. Ideal for anyone who wants to get the most out of their visit.

Walk through the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest with a naturalist guide during this 4-hour tour from São Paulo. On foot, follow your guide through the dense tropical forest in search of native animals. Listen to informative commentary about the endemic plants and flowers as you weave through the dense thickets of tropical vegetation. Stop at a nearby waterfall to cool off under its impressive cascade and admire the machinery of a defunct water wheel house. Round-trip transportation from São Paulo hotels or the airport is included.

Visit both sides of the Iguazu Falls, one of the Natural Wonders of the World, on this full-day group tour. Cross the border to Argentina and get up close to the mighty waters in the “Devil’s Throat” as well as the upper and lower circuits. Then head back to the Brazilian side, which is more untamed and features more wildlife such as friendly quatis and tropical birds.

Get a glimpse into local life in Rio de Janeiro during a favela tour that reveals a different side of the Marvelous City. In an intimate group limited to 12 travelers, you’ll explore two of the largest favelas in Rio, and benefit from the local insight of a guide as you learn more about living conditions in the city.

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.

Admire the majestic Iguassu Falls by vehicle, boat, on foot and in a helicopter during this 10-hour tour from Foz do Iguaçu. Board a helicopter for panoramic aerial views of the falls and fantastic photo opportunities, accompanied by your pilot/guide's engaging commentary. Travel to Macuco Safari to traverse several of the trails that offer fantastic views of the water tumbling over the falls. Take a boat ride to get up close and personal with The Three Musketeers, including a refreshing shower. Then explore the nearby Bird Park, where you can spend time in the walkthrough aviaries with dozens of species of local and exotic birds. Round trip transportation from most Foz do Iguaçu hotels is provided.

When renting a car seems like such a difficult thing to do, opt for this Christ the Redeemer, Selaron Steps, and Santa Teresa Tour from Rio de Janeiro that provides pickup, drop-off, and transport in between sights. This half-day tour takes you to three of the area’s most popular attractions, including the Christ the Redeemer statue on top of Corcovado Mountain.