Top Northeast Brazil Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

Get a quick but thorough overview of the most important attractions of Salvador, along with its culture and history, on a private walking tour. The extensive itinerary is primarily set in the city’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, called Pelourinho. Highlights include the Sao Francisco Church and Convent, Praca Thome de Souza (Municipal Square), and Mercado Modelo. This efficient adventure is perfect for first-time visitors or travelers with short on time.

This tour was organized and planned for people who are interested in the afro Brazilian religious and tradition

Get a sense of country life in Cachoeira during this 10-hour educational tour from Salvador. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city's architecture, which reflects Portuguese colonialism and African heritage. Visit the churches of Carmo and Rosário, the City Hall and the former colonial-era jail. Visit a nearby farm for a traditional Brazilian lunch, followed by a tour of the famous Danneman cigar factor. Learn about the history, culture and national significance of the region from your local guide as you explore. Round-trip transportation from Salvador is included.

Watch an authentic folklore show and vibrant Afro-Brazilian culture, with traditional performances of dance and music with presentations of Candomblé, Capoeira, Maculelê, samba and traditional dance. It also includes a dinner with typical food, comtemporania or salads. Having the support of an accredited guide, transportation and a team committed to best served.

Make your reservation and have an experience the most skilled guides of Salvador. Roadmap Car Farol da Barra, Corredor da Vitoria, Campo Grande, Largo da Piedade, St. Peter's Clock, Castro Alves Square. Walk: Plaza Municipal, Elevator Lacerda, Plaza da Sé, Terreiro de Jesus and Largo do Pelourinho. Visit Model Merchant. Return to the hotel. We are a company specialized in cultural and receptive tours based in the Bavarian capital. We will be delighted to attend to them.

During this private three-hour tour I will take you on an adventure to discover the charm of Salvador and its people, as we admire some of the Old Town's extraordinary treasures and surprising secrets, like its squares, churches, monuments, colonial houses, museums, art galleries, handicraft stores, restaurants and bars. Salvador has an unique combination of the Portuguese, local Indigenous People and African cultures. We are the result of this great mixture and I feel ready to make your trip the most enjoyable one.

Take to the streets of Fortaleza and discover hidden gems that only the locals know. Follow your guide through neighborhoods to interesting and picturesque places well worth visiting, and hear about their history and stories from the perspective of a local resident. Choose where you’d like to go or the sorts of things you’d like to see and leave the route planning up to your guide.

Learn about the history of the African people in Brazil during this 8-hour anthropological tour in Salvador. Visit Pelourinho, the center of African history in Salvador, and peruse the Afro-Brazilian Museum. Continue to the São Joaquim Market, founded by enslaved Africans, now the largest open-air market in the city. Stop for lunch hosted by a family with 50 years of history in the Garcia community, a traditional bean stew. Travel to Rio Vermelho beach to see the altar in reverence to iemanjá, the African orixá from the sea. Round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels is included.

Salvador da Bahia, with its historic city center and beautiful beaches, is a vibrant city of 3 million people. Make sure you don’t miss any of the highlights—Pelorinho, Igreja do Bomfim, Mercado Model, and Barra Lighthouse—with this private tour of the Bahia capital. Your own private guide, a local from Salvador, can offer insider tips on what to see and where to eat during the rest of your trip.

Explore Pelourinho after dark and experience the musical tradition known as Tuesday's Blessings on this 3-hour cultural tour. With your local guide, stroll through the streets of this UNESCO-listed World Heritage site, where music and dancing happens from dusk until dawn, upholding the area's reputation as the cradle of Brazilian music. Stop by a local bar or restaurant for traditional Bahian food and drinks (own expense). Round-trip transportation from local Salvador hotels is included.

Explore Praia de Guarajuba and Praia do Forte with a private guide during this 8-hour tour from Salvador. Visit the gorgeous Praia do Forte, natural pools, a charming fishing village by the sea and a turtle sanctuary. Sit down lunch beachside in Guarajuba, famous for its coconut trees and vibrant blue water. Enjoy the flexibility and personalized attention that comes with booking a private tour.

Escape Salvador on a relaxing tour along the Costa dos Coqueiros - the Coconut Coast - along Bahia's northern coast. Enjoy the coastal ride and be soothed by the calming sound of waves and the gentle swaying of palm trees. On this private tour I will take you to discover the beautiful coast and its small villages. You will also learn more about 40 years old and successful Tamar Project (not included) protecting sea turtles from extinction. We will visit the villages of Guarajuba and Praia do Forte and enjoy a leisurely lunch (not included) and a nice stroll in the village of Praia do Forte, that is full of beautiful vacation homes, hotels, resorts, shops, bars, and first-rate restaurants, making it one of the most coveted vacation places in Brazil. Join me and let's take a leisurely trip along the beautiful coast of Bahia!

Sink your toes into the sand of 4 different spectacular beaches in Pernambuco during this 6-hour tour from Recife. With your local guide, stop at 2 viewpoints along your journey for photo ops and views over the surrounding beaches. Learn about the history and culture of the area through engaging commentary from your guide. Explore Suape Beach, among others, and take an optional boat ride up the river.

The Bike Tour Circuit along the Todos-os-Santos Bay and the Atlantic Ocean in the southern part of the city is a great opportunity to enjoy a city tour of Salvador from another perspective. In addition to visiting a beautiful area along the beaches of the city and learning a little more about our history, it wil be an excellent opportunity for you to practice a great sport, cycling! I'm ready to take you on this incredible experience! Let's go?

Find peace while exploring nature on this guided hike. The Morro and Gamboa trail offers a diverse range of scenery. From panoramic mountains, beaches, waterfalls and ocean baths, this adventure showcases Brazillian biodiversity. Don't stress about making your own way around; instead, let your guide break down the language barrier with tours available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Highlights of the tour include the Fonte do Ceu waterfall and the beautiful Gamboa Beach.

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.

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.

The Old City of Salvador is an intriguing cultural mix of local Indigenous & African People and European heritage. I feel ready to make your trip the most enjoyable experience.

Salvador's North Coast has more than one good beach day option, but most tours visit just one—leaving travelers to commit to either the established village atmosphere of Praia do Forte or the open-water swimming and surf at Guarajuba. Cover both in a single itinerary, with free time at each for swimming, sunbathing, or exploring the area.

Discover the highlights of Salvador on this all-day private sightseeing tour. Wander around the cobblestone streets of the historic center, which is lined with colonial buildings. Visit the Basilica Cathedral and see the beautiful Portuguese tiles inside the Sao Francisco Church and Convent. The tour ends with a stop at ​​Stella Maris Beach where you’ll have time to sit and relax.

Explore the old town of Salvador, known as the Pelorinho, on this guided tour. Visit historical and cultural sites like the Praça de Se, Largo Torreio de Jesus, and Largo Pelorinho, as well as churches like Cathedral Basilica and the Franciscan Monastery. Then, enjoy a traditional moqueca lunch (a Brazilian saltwater fish stew) at a local restaurant.

Salvador is very well known by its food,color and flavor. Joining this tour is the most important way to know the local culture, tradition and history.

Explore the ‘Venice of Brazil’ on a small-group city tour of Recife. Visit landmarks such as the Park of Statues, Casa da Cultura, Marco Zero Square, and more. Learn about the history of this coastal city from your guide as you walk through the old town. Enjoy some free time to shop for souvenirs before returning to your hotel.

The origin of the name is indigenous, of the tupi "tab-moi-inda-ré" that means the repopulator. Tamandaré is a municipality located on the southern coast of the state of Pernambuco, more than 100 km from the capital of Pernambuco. One of the entrances that give access to the municipality is the Reserva Biológica do Saltinho, an area covered by vegetation native to the Atlantic Forest. The municipality is prominent in the production of sugar cane and tourism. Its shore is formed by the beaches: Tamandaré, Barra, Pontal do Lira, Campas and dos Carneiros. Carneiros Beach is among the 15 most beautiful beaches in the world. Another tourist point is the Fort of Saint Ignatius located near the beach of Tamandaré, built in the seventeenth century.