Top Northeast Brazil Tours by Duration - page 3

The tour begins at 8:30 AM in a Toyota 4x4, taking a one-hour off-road trail to reach the first lagoons of Lençóis Maranhenses. The first stop is at the stunning Lagoa do Gavião. From there, we head toward the open sea and the village of Canto do Atins, home to the renowned restaurants of Mr. Antônio, Mrs. Luzia, and Carminha (Ponta do Mangue), famous for their delicious grilled shrimp, fish, and sun-dried meat. After lunch, we continue to the village of Atins to visit the mouth of the Preguiças River, where the river meets the sea in a breathtaking landscape. On the way back, we explore more of the region’s iconic lagoons, such as Lagoa das Sete Mulheres, Lagoa Tropical, Lagoa do Kaite, and others. The return from Atins is around 4:00 PM, with arrival back in the city scheduled for 5:30 PM.

Get an overview of Salvador's highlights during this full-day private tour with a local guide. Visit the historic sights of the city, its colonial mansions and monuments, including Dique do Tororó, Pelourinho, Bonfim Church, and Lacerda Elevator. Have lunch at a local restaurant (included) to taste some of Bahia's specialties and enjoy round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels.

Experience the music, dancing and excitement of Salvador's famous Carnival during this 4-hour cultural show. Watch a mass of outrageously costumed professional dancers shake, shimmy and sing to infectious Bahian beats. Listen to live percussion and see maculele, capoeira and Candomblé from your prime seat. Dig in to a traditional Bahian buffet-style dinner before the show and walk away with a better understanding of Bahian culture. Round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels via air-conditioned coach is included.

Salvador’s food is inseparable from its history, and this tour brings that to life through the streets vendors and neighbourhood eateries. Rather than focusing on restaurants, you’ll experience the city through markets, street stalls, and small local spots, tasting the Afro-Bahian dishes that define its identity. With 12 plus tastings across multiple stops, the tour is designed as a crash course in the flavours of Bahia from iconic street foods like acarajé to simple grilled snacks and deeper, slow-cooked dishes like ximxim de galinha. The setting is a key part of the experience. You’ll ride the Elevador Lacerda, move through the cobbled streets of Pelourinho, and explore areas most visitors pass through without understanding. Led by a knowledgeable local tastemaker guide, this is a relaxed, small-group experience that offers an authentic introduction to Salvador's food scene.

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.

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.

The promenade DA west coast DE Jericoacoara has unique sights, such as dry mangroves, 4x4 dunes trails, We have a total OF 8 routes as listed below 1st Dry Mangue (marine horse) 2nd ferry crossing 3rd Guriú (mango trail) 4th Off road on dunes 5th Skibunda 6th toboggan 7th Tirolese 8th lagoon tatajuba 9th Return by the beach and finally the mandatory stop on the beach of guriú to take photos of the mangrove with airy roots We have differentiated vehicles that can be used on the tours: buggy for up to 4 people, quadricycle for up to 2 people, Toyota Hilux 4x4 for up to 4 people OBS, and you can choose the vehicle for your tour.

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.

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.

Departing from Jericoacoara with private transport, this East Coast tour is a true paradise with stunning sights located within the national park of Jijoca de Jericoacoara Ceará Brazil. Scenario: Tree of laziness, Blue hole Lagun beach Lagoon of Paradise Lagoa do Amancio

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.

Learn about the cultural heritage of Salvador da Bahia, the first capital of Brazil. This half-day itinerary takes visitors sightseeing from Barra to Pelourinho, including a walking tour of historical highlights. A guide sheds light on African-influenced music, cuisine, and religious practices—information that will enrich your understanding of this dynamic city.

Praia da Lagoinha sits 71 miles (115 kilometers) west of Fortaleza in the small fishing village of Paraipaba, with a horseshoe-shaped bay framed by clifftop dunes—quieter and less developed than the busier beaches that sit closer to the city. Get there with ease on this full-day tour, which covers the drive each way, with time at the natural viewpoint above the bay and on the sand below.

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.

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.

The East tour is one of the most popular itineraries in Jericoacoara, due to its beautiful landscapes and excellent cuisine. Our guides are excellent professionals, and qualified, providing a great service. We leave our customers at ease at the stops and help with the photos.

Swap the urban beaches and bustle of Fortaleza for the more relaxed sand dunes and lagoons of Cumbuco Beach, without the hassle of public buses or self-driving, on this full-day guided tour. At Cumbuco Beach, enjoy free time to relax or take part in optional outdoor activities such as dune buggy rides, windsurfing, or kiteboarding (extra fees apply).

Your guide, native to the region, likes to present a little bit of our paradise. We enjoyed a very pleasant and fun day, enjoying each script in its time, I am available for amazing photos and videos throughout the tour.

Tackle rugged terrain with ease on a 4x4 tour of Natal’s south coast. Go beyond the typical tourist trail and discover beaches, lakes, and dunes without the crowds. Letting someone else drive means you can sit back and soak up the scenery, while a small group ensures you get personalized attention.

Most Jericoacoara 4WD tours are shared, with fixed timing across multiple stops, leaving travelers rushing through the dunes and past lagoons. This private tour along the East Coast gives you flexible time at six stops—including Lagoa do Paraíso, Lagoa Azul, and the Buraco Azul Caiçara natural pool—with a driver-guide handling the pacing and ensuring plenty of time for photos.

Recife’s blend of colonial heritage, waterways, and modern life can be difficult to fully appreciate without local insight. Discover the city alongside a local guide on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. Museum visits can be arranged if requested in advance. Your guide contacts you before the tour to tailor the experience to your interests. Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers, this tour reveals hidden gems and local stories that showcase the true spirit of Recife.

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?

Beach hopping is one of the Fortaleza area’s top activities, but it can be hard to get between the spread-out beaches independently, especially if you’re short on time. Visit three beautiful beaches in one well-planned day tour to Morro Branco, Praia das Fontes, and Canoa Quebrada. Learn more about these distinct places from your guide, get the chance to swim and take photos, and even take an optional buggy ride.

Jericoacoara is one of Ceará's most-visited beach destinations, but the 186-mile (300-kilometer) drive and protected dunes zone make it a multi-day trip for most travelers. Beat the time crunch with an early morning departure from Fortaleza, followed by a vehicle change at Jijoca to enter the protected zone by 4WD and cross the dunes and lagoons into Jericoacoara—all in a single long day.