Top Paraty Hiking Tours

Follow in the footsteps of slaves from the 1700s on a tour of the Gold Trail (Caminho Do Ouro) in Paraty. Don’t worry about losing your way in the dense Atlantic Forest—let your guide take the lead so that you focus on spotting native flora and fauna, and learning about the rich history of the historic route.

Exploring the idyllic and unvisited beaches of the Paraty region, particularly Praia do Sono, offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Praia do Sono is indeed a paradisiacal beach nestled within a preserved natural area, featuring a typical fishing village atmosphere that exudes peace and magic. The trail from Larajeiras to Praia do Sono presents an opportunity to discover the charms of the Atlantic Forest and immerse oneself in nature's beauty. For those inclined, continuing to Praia dos Antigos allows for further exploration of stunning seaside locations. It's important to note that the trails can vary from moderate to difficult, with some sections being steep and physically demanding. Therefore, being in good physical condition is advisable. However, the breathtaking views and relaxing moments spent on these pristine beaches make the effort entirely worthwhile.

Go hiking on Brazil's only tropical fjord, the Saco do Mamanguá, on this private nature tour from Paraty. Explore the Juatinga Peninsula Eco-Reserve with your private guide while enjoying a guide's commentary on the region's marine ecosystem. Let your guide lead the way up the 1,444-foot (425-meter) Mamangua Sugarloaf Peak, which allows views of the bay and rainforest plus a swim at the nearby beach are included.

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.

Saco do Mamanguá is known as the only Brazilian fjord, an arm of the sea that enters the mountains, offering a unique and spectacular landscape. From the top of Pico Pão de Açúcar, located in the fjord, you can admire all the beauty of the place and connect with nature in its purest state. This is an experience that will stay with you for a lifetime. In addition to the wonderful photos we will take from the top of the rock, you will experience a tour full of emotions. Don't miss the opportunity to discover one of the most beautiful natural places in the world!

The Cachoeira do Saco Bravo is one of the most extraordinary natural attractions in Brazil. Located in the Juatinga Ecological Reservation, it forms an infinite-rand natural pool where fresh water meets the Atlantic Ocean, creating a rare and unforgettable setting. Access is made exclusively by trail, passing through preserved Atlantic Forest, paradisiacal beaches and the traditional caiçara community of Ponta Negra. With small groups and accredited Guide, the experience combines adventure, untouched nature, local culture and unique landscapes in one of Paraty’s most impressive places. (en.wikipedia.org)[1] [1] : https ://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cachoeira_Bravo?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Cachoeira Saco Bravo"

Experience Paraty Bay with maximum safety and technique. We are the only Guide-led operation with international ACA Level 3 (American Canoe Association) and WFA (Wilderness First Aid) certification for first aid in remote areas. Escape from mass tourism: We offer high-performance equipment and reduced groups to ensure exclusivity. More than sailing, we offer a complete immersion: throughout the journey, I share in-depth knowledge about the city’s history, the dynamics of the sea, and the rich local fauna and flora. The roadmap starts from Jabaquara Beach exploring mangroves and islands with whom you really understand the sea. It is not just a tour, it is a technical, cultural and safe expedition with the best structure of Paraty.

The 4-day Juatinga Travessia is a complete immersion experience in one of the most preserved areas of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Over the course of four days, travellers walk through paradisiacal beaches, crystal clear waterfalls, and trails surrounded by lush nature, while learning about the way of life of the cascade communities. Unlike a conventional trekking, the overnight stay is held in homes of local families, with homemade meals prepared on time, providing an authentic community-based tourism experience. With small groups and accredited and local Guide, the crossing offers a unique combination of adventure, culture, hospitality and unforgettable landscapes.