Top Brazil Shore Excursions - page 5

Get your bearings in the vibrant city of Santos on a private, custom tour that lets you tailor your own itinerary. Explore the historic center by car and on foot without worrying about getting lost, and get the inside scoop on local culture and history from your local, journalist guide.

Delve deep into the flora and fauna of the Amazon on this private tour to the INPA and MUSA museums in Manaus. At the Amazon Museum (MUSA), climb up an observation tower to look over the vast city park home to trees, orchids, frogs, birds, and more. Then, visit the National Institute of Amazon Research (INPA) to learn about the scientific studies of the region.

Explore Canoa Quebrada on this full-day adventure from Fortaleza. Travel the scenic 95 miles (156 km) along the Sol Nascente Hightway with a knowledgable local guide. Upon arrival at Canoa Quebrada, meet the locals and admire the way the small village seems to have frozen in a more peaceful time. Opt for a dune buggy ride through the pink sands and be sure to try one of the area's famous seafood dishes at one of the cafes that line the beach.

Discover the best of Rio de Janeiro in a private experience designed for those who seek culture, comfort, and exclusive access. This tour combines must-see attractions with light and engaging storytelling, offering historical and cultural insights along the way. Your guide is a licensed tourism professional fluent in English and Spanish, with deep historical knowledge and privileged access to the city’s top sights. You'll ride in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle suited to your group size, with complimentary bottled water. For smaller groups (up to 3 people), a sedan vehicle allows access to exclusive taxi lanes — saving time and making your day more enjoyable. The tour includes the official ticket to Christ the Redeemer and stops at two other landmarks: Sugarloaf Mountain and Selarón Steps. Perfect for couples, families, friends or coworkers, this experience is all about enjoying Rio without crowds or stress — just pure discovery.

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Travel from Manaus to Presidente Figueiredo on a guided day trip that makes it easy to reach one of the region’s best known waterfall and cave areas. Journey north with a local guide into rainforest landscapes dotted with natural pools and cascades, then explore sites such as the Maruaga, Judeia, and Onca caves while learning how water has shaped the region. Swim beneath waterfalls, walk through jungle trails, and enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant, with round-trip transport included to remove the need for independent planning.

Just beyond Rio lies a world of adventure—one you’ll sink into deeply on this guided tour. After pickup from your hotel, you’ll head straight into nature, hiking roughly 4 miles to waterfalls, lakes, historic sites, vistas, swimming pools (bring your gear!), and through one of the largest urban forests on the planet. Watch for wildlife like monkeys and coatis, take an al fresco picnic, and destress in these great outdoors.

Ideal for travelers with limited time in Rio de Janeiro, this private tour provides a comprehensive overview of the city. Alongside a local guide, you’ll take a panoramic tour of downtown Rio and visit landmarks including Maracana Stadium, Rio de Janeiro Cathedral, and the Sambadrome. Check off one of the Marvelous City’s most popular attractions and ascend Sugar Loaf Mountain in a cable car for spectacular views of land and sea. On this private tour, which includes hotel pickup and drop-off, you’ll receive undivided attention from your guide.

Spend your morning packing in the highlights on a private tour of Rio’s two most-visited attractions. After hotel pickup, you’ll speed away in a private vehicle for a personalized intro to the Christ the Redeemer statue and Sugarloaf Mountain. Both afford unbeatable views in a short amount of time, making this tour ideal for anyone looking for a quick orientation.

Cachoeira is the ideal place to learn about the history of our ancestors who were enslaved. It is a wonderful place, full of charm, magic and lots of beauty. In the month of August, hundreds of Afro-Americans come to Bahia just to experience the festivities of the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Good Death

Set sail on a 4-day Amazon adventure and cruise down the Amazon River from Manaus. Along the way, spot wildlife like sloths, anaconda, alligators, and Tucuxi dolphins; experience Amazonian life in Paraiso village; try fishing for piranhas; and go canoeing around the Igapós. Tour includes accommodation and meals on-board.

Get to know the architecture and life of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer on a private tour in Rio de Janeiro. This half-day excursion is sure to be a hit with anyone who has an interest in architecture. Together with your guide, you'll see the Roberto Silveira Memorial and Teatro Popular, designed by Niemeyer. Then, tour the Contemporary Art Museum (MAC). Later, stop for lunch (own expense) at the Charita Ferry Station, and explore the Parque da Cidade.

Experience the ultimate sailing adventure in the captivating Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro. Our exhilarating Sailing Tour promises a perfect blend of sun, saltwater, and breathtaking views as you embark on a journey of exploration and freedom. Departing from the picturesque Urca, gateway to the sea, we sail along the pristine coastline, passing by iconic spots like Urca Beach, Flamengo Beach, Forte São João, Forte da Lage, and Forte Santa Cruz, each offering a glimpse of Rio's rich history and natural beauty. Glide through the waters, feel the gentle breeze on your face, and savor the serenity of Vermelha Beach and Leme Beach before reaching the world-famous Copacabana Beach, where you can take a refreshing swim in the azure waters. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a first-time adventurer, this Sailing Tour in Guanabara Bay guarantees an unforgettable experience filled with fun, freedom, and the thrill of the open sea.

Rio de Janeiro’s striking cityscape looks its best from a high vantage point. See all the iconic attractions—Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, Christ the Redeemer, and Sugar Loaf—from a privileged view above the Atlantic Ocean during this parasailing adventure. You might even get lucky and spot dolphins or sea turtles as you soar above the sea.

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.

Discover the stunning landscape of Morro Branco Bay, which has been used as a filming location for many series and films, on this full-day guided sightseeing tour from Fortaleza. This area, located in the Beberibe District, is home to rows of white and red sand dunes backed by lush tropical vegetation dotted with small ponds. Opt for a dune buggy ride (at your own expense) to explore the dunes and hidden grottos along the seashore.

Walking around the narrow alleys of Pelourinho, stopping to talk to locals and trying some tasty street food are part of this exciting experience. All this combined with lot’s of information and helpful tips about Salvador and all it’s options.

Embark on a convertible jeep and experience an unforgettable experience exploring one OF Latin America’s largest favelas. During the tour, enchant the human warmth OF the communida DE and watch a vibrant seasonal capoeira presentation with local children and teenagers—a genuine expression OF Brazilian culture. Interact with talented artisans and artists DA Rocinha, who portray in their works the everyday and the beauty of the hill, and bring home a souvenir full DE meaning and history. Enjoy stunning panoramic views DA Rocinha and DA Praia DE São Conrado, and visit the highest plateau DA communida DE to contemplate the Christ the Redeemer and the spectacular view of the beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon from a new angle. Walk through the alleys, Discover the local market full of Northeast products, typical food and regional beverages, and traverse the iconic pavement designed POR Oscar Niemeyer—a true immersion in the authentic Rio.

Explore the stunning scenery of Florianópolis on an amazing boat ride. Departing from Barra da Lagoa, sail along the east coast and admire beaches like Mole, Joaquina and Campeche. The highlight is Campeche Island, where you will have 1h30 to swim in crystal clear waters and enjoy water activities in front of the island (No landing). Each participant receives a delicious choripan and a caipirinha, making the experience even more special. The tour ends with a relaxing tour of the Barra Canal to the Lagoa da Conceição, where you can land on a private beach and enjoy the sunset. - Boat tour on the east coast of Florianópolis - 1h30 sea bath on Campeche Island - Includes choripan and caipirinha for each paying adult - Finish with a quiet tour of Lagoa da Conceição

Experience the full energy and excitement of Rio Carnival from a private box just steps away from the main catwalk. Avoid the crowds and get the best views high above the action. Watch the parade in comfort and safety, and enjoy refreshments included in your exclusive tickets, including beers, premium spirits, and access to the food court and relaxation space.

Explore the city of Manaus, on the banks of the River Negro. Here is where the River Negro and the River Solimões meet—see where the waters converge and change color. Learn about Manaus and its rich history, and see important landmarks such as the Adolpho Lisboa Municipal Market, the picturesque local park, and the Teatro Amazonas opera house.

Discover Santos, São Vicente and Guarujá on a full-day tour from São Paulo. This tour begins in downtown Santos, where we will make our first stop at the Coffee Museum, a historic building from the early 20th century, to enjoy a delicious and traditional gourmet coffee in the museum's café. Afterwards, the tour continues to Itararé beach, located in the city of São Vicente, where you will stop to take photos and have free time to enjoy the beach or take an optional cable car ride from Itararé beach to the top of Morro do Itararé, where you can marvel at a beautiful view of the coast of São Vicente and Porchat Island. In the afternoon, visit the Campina viewpoint in Guarujá, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Enseada beach and Morro das Pedras. The tour will stop at Enseada beach for lunch, relaxing on the beach and taking a cool bath in the crystal-clear waters. A perfect tour for adventure seekers and families with children.

If you are on a layover transiting through GRU airport (or São Paulo), instead of killing time at the departure lounge, get ready to spend a relaxing day discovering one of the most beautiful beaches in the coast of the state of São Paulo. Spend the day beachfront eating appetizers, fresh seafood, typical cuisine and having delicious caipirinhas. Head out for swims, lounge around on the sand, get a tan and stand-up paddle. We visit the 1547 well-maintained Fort São João that houses a permanent exhibition of ancient weapons, historical artifacts, statues and indigenous huts. After a brief shoreline walk catching sights and culture. Then, change the pace totally taking a boat ride to the delightful secluded Prainha Branca beach 10 min away. The paradisiacal beach is outside the tourist circuit, surrounded by the region's characteristic vegetation, blueish sea, and white sand. It’s certain a destination for those who want to escape the crowds and be relaxing close to nature.

Compare past and present with a tour of modern Recife and colonial-era Olinda. Take a panoramic ride through Recife, crossing graceful bridges in the old town areas and on the way, you will drive along the scenic shoreline through Boa Viagem, passing the imposing colonial-era Governor’s Mansion and Santa Isabel Theater. Arrive in charming Olinda and begin exploring. Founded in 1534 and named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982, historic Olinda retains many fine examples of colonial-era architecture, despite the Dutch burning down much of the city in the early 17th century. Visit Sé Cathedral and admire its Portuguese tiles and gilded carvings. Stop for a photo of the picturesque views of Recife and Boa Viagem, and enjoy a refreshing beverage before returning to your Hotel.