Sono Beach Tours and Tickets

Trek through the rainforest to Praia do Sono (Sono Beach) on this full-day guided tour from Paraty. Set out from Laranjeiras Village through the leafy jungle filled with native plant and animal life, learning about the area's history and natural resources from your experienced hiking guide along the way. After about an hour, reach Praia do Sono to relax and swim during several hours' free time before hiking back to your starting point.

Escape the crowds and discover a side of Brazil that most travelers miss on a 2-day hike to the Saco Bravo Waterfall. You’ll heighten your chances of spotting rare wildlife such as jaguars, sloths, parrots, and spider monkeys as you follow your guide on rugged trails in the Atlantic Rainforest to Ponta Negra—a fishing village that’s only accessible on foot or by water.

The 4-day Juatinga Crossing is a complete immersion experience in one of the most preserved areas of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Over four days, travelers explore paradisiacal beaches, crystal-clear waterfalls, and trails surrounded by lush nature, while getting to know the lifestyle of the caiçara communities. Unlike a conventional trek, the overnight stay is done in local families' homes, with homemade meals prepared on the spot, providing an authentic community-based tourism experience. With small groups and a certified and local guide, the trek offers a unique combination of adventure, culture, hospitality, and unforgettable landscapes.The Juatinga Crossing is trekking: a sports activity, and not a walk of park. It is 4 days and about 40 km, with stages of 6.5 14 km per day and 5 to 6 hours of walking daily rates. The terrain is slippery, with ups and steep descents. Therefore, good physical preparation is necessary.

The beautiful small colonial town of Paraty lies 200km south of the coast of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, one of Brazil’s most appealing destinations. We offer 8-Day trekking program around the peninsulas and beaches, crossing Saco do Mamanguá, the one and only Brazilian Fjord, trekking and kayaking, visiting local fishermen communities and experiencing their food and lifestyle. The adventure begins in the indigenous village of Paraty-Mirim, with a steep trail to reach the other side of the mountain, the Fjord's shore. Spend the night in a beach-and-jungle ecolodge to undertake the kaykaing challenge in the morning. During the journey, overnights will be in the fishermen villages. The last day is a free day in Paraty village to get to know its charms.