Top Northeast Brazil Cruises & Sailing

Recharge from a busy vacation schedule out on the water with this group boat trip to Picãozinho and its natural tide pools. Heading out on a pirate-style ship, enjoy a few hours relaxing on deck, swimming, and diving, with plenty of opportunities to see native marine life. As the reef here is shallow, this is a great option for travelers who aren't confident swimmers but still want to spend time in the water.

Most schooner (two-masted ship) trips from Salvador split the day across multiple islands, leaving limited time on each. For an in-depth visit, this trip focuses on a single island—Ilha dos Frades in the Bay of All Saints—giving you plenty of free time on the beach to swim, climb to a 17th-century chapel, or enjoy views of the bay from the sand, with the return sail timed for sunset across the water.

Unwind for several hours as you hit pause on a busy vacation schedule with this boat tour to Itaparica and Frades Islands. Great for travelers staying in or near Salvador, relax as the boat crew handles the trip for you. Catch the sun on deck as you travel and spend time on both islands. Swim, relax on the beaches, and enjoy a local lunch before heading back to the mainland.

Get to know Salvador from an authentic and local point of view and at your own pace; without wasting precious time, in this MUST DO itinerary . We will always go out of the traditional route to discover the real city and all the possibilities that has to offer. Trying street food is always part of the fun and we will have plenty of opportunities to do it. I will suggest the best photography spots and you will be able to do it safely with me. Also, I provide you valuable information about all the activities you can do on your own during your stay in the city. If you like to interact with the local community this is also the tour for you.

Explore the mysteries of Candomblé through this cultural tour of Salvador. Over the course of 4 hours with a local guide, visit the Afro-Brazilian Museum which narrates the history of enslaved Africans in Brazil. Go to the Pierre Verger Foundation, the French anthropologist responsible for developing literary and photographic and audio records of the history of slavery. Continue to a Candomblé terreiro (community) and get the opportunity to consult the sacred oracle (optional, extra cost). Walk through the favela to see the urban and cultural development that originated from maroon community, a historical haven for African slaves practicing the Candomblé religion. Round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels is included.

Make your transfer to or from Salvador-Luis E. Magalhaes International Airport (SSA) a seamless one when you book this private transfer service. Whether you’re arriving or departing, your driver provides an efficient transfer service with luggage assistance, flight tracking, and a meet-and-greet at the airport or your hotel located anywhere between Salvador and Iberostar Waves Bahia.

Travel to Morro de São Paulo from Salvador by fast catamaran. This direct transfer ensures an efficient trip, giving you more time to explore on arrival. Purchasing tickets in advance allows for smooth sailing as you skip the line and lets you secure the best spot to admire the views. Almost everyone can participate in this adventure, navigating across the ocean to see the best of what Brazil has to offer.

Those who come to Bahia do not want to worry or waste time. With our transfer you arrive and find a driver waiting, with new, comfortable and safe vehicles. In a few minutes you will be at your hotel free to enjoy all that Bahia has to offer.

Explore Pelourinho, the historic center of Salvador de Bahia, during this private sightseeing tour. The area was instrumental in the African slave trade and continues to be a center of African culture in Brazil. Walk through the streets and learn about the cultural and historical importance of the area through your local guide's commentary. Visit the Afro-Brazilian Museum and the Rosary of the Blacks, the first black Christian brotherhood in the New World.

Sign up for an exciting 4-hour private tour to discover Salvador's most beautiful historical and cultural treasures across the city neighborhoods overlooking All Saints Bay, such as Ribeira, Bonfim, Ponta de Humaitá and Boa Viagem, which are considered areas of great architectural interest and characterized by the bucolic air of an inland town. Visit the Church of Bonfim and wander around the Mont Serrat Fort with its breathtaking view to the All Saints Bay.

Visit the southern shores of Pernambuco on this private day trip from Recife to Porto de Galinhas, famous for its natural pools. On arrival, it’s just a 10-minute boat ride to the pools where you can use provided snorkel equipment during a 40-minute swim. Afterward, enjoy three hours at leisure to shop, eat, partake in water activities (each your own expense), or simply relax. Enjoy convenient round-trip transport by air-conditioned minivan from hotels in Boa Viagem, Pina or Piedade.

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.

Buggy ride from Natal / RN to Genipabu / Extremoz; will pass by urban beaches of Natal, Ponte Nova, destined to the dunes of Genipabu where we will travel them in authorized buggy and accredited buggy. With 20 years of experience. The tour has the option of With / Without emotion !. Also on the way there will be the option of walking also Dromedarios, Sky-butt and Aquarium (optional). There will be two dune parks in this tour: Furniture and fixed dunes in the latter the look of the Genipabu lagoon stands out, famous for filming soap operas and international advertisements, ending the walk on the beach of Genipabu charming place, the return can be made by the beaches of Sta. Rita and Redinha (at low tide allows traffic through the beach sand)

Shalom ve baruch haba! The Jewish tour of Recife and Olinda is a very special experience for those interested in learning more about the presence of Jews and new Christians in Recife – in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Guide historian will take you to know the main milestones of the Jewish presence in Brazil and about the Brazilian colonial economy, the religious culture of the Brazilian people and about the European wars that brought Portuguese Jews from the Netherlands during the 17th century. In Olinda we will visit some of the main churches, markets and streets of the colonial period and main vestiges of the Marrana presence in Brazil in the 16th century, in addition to the house of Branca Dias, and a mikveh (purification tank) that is representing the "marrana" cultural resistance in the colonial era. . In Recife the tour will be in the historic center where concentrated most of the Jewish community during the Dutch period of the 17th century we will visit the first public synagogue of the Americas.

Explore Olinda, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city known as the 'Venice of Brazil', on a 5-hour guided tour from Recife. With your knowledgeable local guide, see the highlights and landmarks of the city, including the Francisco Brennard Museum, San Francisco Convent, and the city's local markets. Listen to engaging commentary from your guide during your journey in a comfortable van equipped with Wi-Fi. All entrance fees and round-trip transportation from Recife are included.

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

We carry out tourist tours in buggys in order to provide our visitors with unique moments of adventure, joy, relaxation and entertainment aboard these colorful vehicles that reach unimaginable places, with total professionalism and safety.

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.

Step into the heart of Brazil’s history on a journey through Salvador, the country’s first capital and one of the most vibrant cities in Latin America. This isn’t just another sightseeing tour — it’s an invitation to feel Salvador’s soul. Every corner tells a story; every smile reveals a piece of its joyful spirit. With your local expert guide, you’ll explore the landmarks that shaped Brazil’s identity while soaking up the rhythm, color, and warmth that make Bahia truly unique. Walk through centuries-old streets, admire colonial architecture, taste local flavors at São Joaquim Market, and feel the spiritual energy that defines Salvador — from the iconic Church of Bonfim to the majestic Cathedral Basílica, a masterpiece of faith and history in the Pelourinho district.

Skip the hassle of finding your own way to Morro de São Paulo, a popular destination for beachgoers, on a stress-free tour from Salvador da Bahia. Let a guide take care of arranging three different types of transfers—which include hotel pickup, a ferry ride to Itaparica, and a speedboat from Valença—while you spend more time relaxing in the white-sand coves on Tinharé Island.

Salvador has the largest african descendent population out side of Africa, and it preserved, better than any other city, the african culture such as food, music, religion and our way of living. Joining this tour is diving depper into the bahian tradition.

Cruise ships calling on Salvador de Bahia dock at a terminal located right downtown. With this private tour designed especially for cruise ship passengers, make the most of your limited time in port with a compact tour that packs all the highlights, including the Pelorinho historic center, Itapagipe Peninsula, Fort Monte Serrat, and the art deco Lacerda Elevator. With time-saving transport to and from the cruise terminal, you’ll have time for lunch on your own.

Our journey begins at 9:00 AM in a rugged Toyota 4x4, promising both comfort and durability. We set off on an exciting 30-minute off-road expedition, heading towards the heart of this awe-inspiring adventure—the base of the stunning dunes. Accompanied by our knowledgeable guide, you'll find yourself surrounded by the enchanting lagoons of Lençóis Maranhenses, each with its own unique charm. Our exploration leads us to a series of remarkable lagoons, like the glistening Blue Lagoon, the tranquil Lazy Lagoon, the culturally rich Toyoteiro Lagoon, and the dazzling Emerald Lagoon. And these are just a taste of the captivating lagoons on our itinerary. But it's more than just the lagoons that make this adventure exceptional. It's the profound connection you'll form with this surreal landscape. Around 1:00 PM, our journey comes full circle, returning you to where it all began. Yet, the memories, the vivid colors of the lagoons etched in your mind.