All Northeast Brazil Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

See why the historic center of Salvador de Bahia was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status on a private walking tour that showcases the highlights of the area. Go where cars can’t and focus on the rich details of the architecture as you explore on foot and delve deeper into local culture and history than you would by reading the guidebook.

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park's freshwater lagoons sit deep inside a 155,000-hectare expanse of dunes, reachable only by 4WD river crossing and a 262-foot (80-meter) dune climb on foot. Journey from Barreirinhas to Lagoa Bonita, one of the park's two main lagoon destinations, with a local guide leading you onto the dunes for easy navigation.

We will meet at 2pm in front of the Cathedral Basilica of San Salvador and begin a walking tour to learn about the influence and legacy of African culture in Salvador da Bahia. First, we will go to Terreiro de Jesus, where we will learn about the history of the colonization of this area of Brazil through the actions of the Jesuit Missions and Portuguese colonization. We will also meet some African celebrities who have worked in Salvador de Bahia throughout history.

Turn your day in Pipa into an unforgettable experience: sail by boat across beaches, cliffs and crystal clear waters, immerse yourself in the natural landscape of Dolphin Bay and experience the thrill of swimming near the dolphins in their natural habitat. A special combination of adventure, nature and spectacular landscapes you only find on the coast of Pipa.

Beach day trips from Salvador often deliver sand and sun without much else, but Praia do Forte is home to 7.5 miles (12 kilometers) of reef-fringed coast and the headquarters of Projeto Tamar—Brazil's national sea turtle conservation program. This guided day trip from Salvador handles the 31-mile (50-kilometer) drive north, and on arrival, leaves the day open for independent time at the beach and the turtle center (own expense).

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.

Here, every detail is meant to make the most of you — from the punctuality at the beginning to that close, light and full of good energies. Drivers know every corner of the region, ensuring not only safety but also stories, curiosities and strategic stops at the best points (including those less obvious). No rush, no engaged script. You enjoy your time, with comfort, good music and that relaxed atmosphere that turns the walk into an unforgettable memory. If the idea is to live Jericoacoara really, with quality, attention and fun... You just found the right ride. Secure your place and come live it with us!

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.

Departure is at 8:00 AM from the agreed-upon meeting point, with the return scheduled for between 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM, before sunset. The tour takes place in a 4x4 vehicle driven by a certified guide, offering a full day of immersion in the Lençóis Maranhenses. The first stop is at a lagoon for a swim, with the duration determined by the guide based on the day's conditions. Next, we head to Canto do Atins Beach. During the rainy season, and depending on conditions, it may be possible to enjoy the small natural waterfalls in the Bonzinho or Ponta do Mangue areas. After a dip in the sea, we will stop for lunch in Canto do Atins or Atins, as recommended by the guide. Following the meal, we will visit the charming village of Atins, take a short 4x4 drive around the area, and conclude the itinerary with one last swim in a lagoon before returning.

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.

Checkinn 07:30 Paseo departs from the Náutico Tourist Terminal , with departure 08:00 ret : 17:20 , for boarding in escuna equipped with bar services and accompanying Guide; We will have a partial view of the city (high city highlight) and the Fort of São Marcelo, Porto da Península de Itapagipe with Church do Bonfim. We have 6 reasons for your best leisure : 1 – Qualified guides with mastery in English, Spanish, French, Italian and German; 2 – We take our passengers to the best restaurant in Ponta de Areia, with plenty of space and leisure area; 3 – padded seats, providing greater comfort to passengers; 4 – standardized samba set; 5 – Excellent bar service on board; 6 – The second stop offers a beach suitable for bathing. OBS : The Nautical Terminal will charge an embarkation fee of R$20.00e To enter the Island of Frades, a preservation fee is charged R$35.00 Tables and board charges on the beaches, probably individuals will charge.

Fortaleza's east coast holds three distinct beaches within a single day's reach—the colored-sand cliffs of Morro Branco, the mineral water springs at Praia das Fontes, and the larger beach village of Canoa Quebrada—but getting to them independently can be tricky. Explore all three with free time at each, without the need to worry about logistics or navigation, on this full-day tour.

Experience the beauty of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed island of Fernando de Noronha—and access areas you wouldn’t be able to on your own—on this group boat tour. Take in the stunning landscapes, stop to swim in the crystal-clear waters in search of tropical fish and sea turtles, keep your eyes peeled for spinner dolphins, and more.

Experience the highlights of Salvador in just a few hours during a private sightseeing tour of the city. You won't have to spend time planning an itinerary, and your guide will add historical insights as you visit sites such as the Bahia Lighthouse, the Barra Fortress, and Pelourinhio. Skip the stress of finding a last-minute cab, since roundtrip transportation from your Salvador hotel is included.

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park is known for its stunning dune and lagoon scenery, remote coastline, and road-free landscapes, all of which make it difficult to explore on your own. Explore the area with ease on this 3-day small-group trek from Barreirinhas, which takes care of travel with 4WD transportation, plus accommodations, meals, and a guide for a seamless and safe experience.

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.

All services can be customized according to the customer's preference. New and comfortable cars, qualified drivers to serve you in the best possible way. On board our transfer service is also included.

Remote, and with no paved roads, visiting Jericoacoara National Park requires a 4WD, and insider knowledge, which makes visiting on your own difficult. This guided day tour from Fortaleza simplifies your logistics, and allows you to visit the park’s highlights, including Paradise Lagoon, the Blue Hole, Pedra Furada, and Sunset Dune, all in one day.

Avoid self-driving woes or public transportation hassles with a convenient shuttle from Jericoacoara to Fortaleza. After a late-morning pickup, embark on the approximately 185-mile (300-kilometer) journey. Stop for lunch (own expense) and to stretch your legs en route—which you can’t do on regular public transportation—and enjoy a handy drop-off at Fortaleza seafront hotels in the evening, in time for dinner.