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Beat the crowds of the main beaches of Paraty and discover the fishing village of Trinidad on this nature-focused tour. Relish a mix of swimming and hiking, for the ultimate day in nature—your guide leads the way and helps you spot flora and fauna as you explore. Plus, snorkels are included so you don’t need to worry about packing kit.

Step outside the colonial streets of Paraty and embark on a kayak tour. Join a small group and gently paddle through the mangrove forests searching for local wildlife such as wild birds and turtles. Stop at isolated beaches for a break and take in the scenery of Brazil’s wilderness before heading back to town.

Paraty, Brazil has a rich history. On this private guided walking tour of the historic center visit four churches, a cultural museum and workshop, colonial houses, and more to admire the beauty and learn the legends of this popular seaside destination.

Explore Serra da Bocaina National Park (Bocaino Mountains National Park) on this 6-hour adventure from Paraty. Climb into a Jeep to barrel down rugged roads in search of pristine waterfalls like Tarzan Falls and Toboga Falls. Stop by a cachaça distillery to taste Brazil's national liquor during your trip down the Caminho do Ouro (Gold Trail).

Paraty bay has a total of 65 islands. Leaving from Praia do Pontal, where Kayak Paraty is located, you can visit some of them by Kayak. Full of life and color. The closest ones are Ilha da Bexiga, Ilhas Duas Irmãs and Ilha dos Pombos (birds). Also enjoy the best panoramic views of the historic center from the sea, all of which are just a few minutes away by paddling. This tour is designed for non-sedentary people and practitioners of some sport activity (moderate physical level) if you want a lighter experience, see Paraty island and mangrove tour or Sunset tour Lots of wildlife, flora and fauna, beautiful islands and beaches, Nature, sport, fun and wonderful landscapes. An incredible experience where you can take beautiful pictures. We are waiting for you!

By renting a bicycle, you can discover every corner of Paraty in a practical, independent and sustainable way. Explore Paraty's main attractions by cycling, customizing and creating your own itinerary. It takes 3 or 6 hours (depending on your preference) to discover all the charms of one of the most beautiful cities in Brazil by cycling. In addition to the bike, you get a helmet, padlock and a map. Our service team will offer the best tips and itinerary suggestions to make your experience unforgettable.

Paraty's cobblestone streets and colonial facades have barely changed in 300 years — and this hunt takes you deep into every corner. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Paraty on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Search out the Igreja de Santa Rita de Cássia, Paraty's oldest church and a jewel of 18th-century colonial architecture • Pause at the Cais de Paraty, the historic waterfront quay that once shipped gold from the Brazilian interior to Lisbon • Unravel the mysteries of the Casarão dos Símbolos, a colonial mansion covered in cryptic masonic carvings Around 2 hours, any group size, available in Portuguese, Spanish, and English. A perfectly preserved colonial town and a scavenger hunt made for it — this one's hard to beat.

Paraty is a popular coastal destination between Rio and Sao Paulo in Brazil. For a deeper understanding of this peaceful town, join this brief but diverse walking tour. Visit colonial churches, learn about Portuguese heritage including Portuguese royalty, see how sugar, gold, and coffee booms shaped the town, and taste cachaça, Brazil's national drink.

Boat with us to explore the islands and beaches in the bay of Paraty in an exclusive and comfortable way. The Myrna Loy is a modern and safe boat, perfect for those looking for an unforgettable ride with friends or family. With a capacity for up to 5 people, you can enjoy the day at your own pace, without rush. Exclusive Tours Private Tour Total Security Specialized Marine

See all the important landmarks in Paraty during this small-group guided sightseeing tour. Stroll in the pedestrianized historic city center of this Portuguese colonial town on the Caminho do Ouro (Gold Trail) with commentary from a local guide. Visit the city's important colonial homes, museums and churches.

Let’s enjoy the untouched beauty of Pelado Island on a day trip from Paraty. Enjoy the panoramic van route from your hotel to São Gonçalo Beach, where you will board a boatboat toward this paradisiacal island. Spend 5 to 6 hours exploring impeccable beaches and lush nature at your own pace. Perfect for families, couples and nature lovers, this self-guided adventure offers a quiet escape from the bustle of the city. Relax, swim in crystal clear waters and enjoy lunch at one of the island’s beachfront restaurants before your return trip. Don’t miss out on this unique experience. - Full-day self-guided tour to Pelado Island - Includes van transfer from your B&B to the beach - Enjoy 4 to 5 hours of free time on the island - Ideal for families, couples and nature enthusiasts

The city of Paraty is a true historical and natural treasure, globally recognized for its UNESCO-listed historic center and for being located in an area where 65% of its territory lies within the Bocaina National Park. This privileged location offers an impressive diversity of preserved landscapes, combining culture, history, and lush nature. Paraty is the ideal destination for adventure tourism lovers, offering activities such as jeep tours that allow exploration of exciting trails, hidden waterfalls, and breathtaking scenery. This unique experience combines the colonial charm of the city with adrenaline and direct contact with the Atlantic Forest, making Paraty a complete destination for those seeking culture, leisure, and adventure all in one place.

The city of Paraty is not only a renowned historic town and a UNESCO World Heritage site but also a natural treasure, with 65% of its territory located within the Bocaína National Park. This unique blend of cultural heritage and environmental richness offers countless opportunities for adventure tourism. Among the most popular activities is the jeep tour, which takes visitors deep into the lush Atlantic Forest, allowing them to explore hidden trails, waterfalls, and breathtaking landscapes. This immersive experience combines history, nature, and excitement, perfect for those looking to discover Paraty beyond its charming colonial streets. With its rich biodiversity and stunning scenery, Paraty invites travelers to connect with both its past and the vibrant natural world surrounding it.

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 city of Paraty, besides being recognized as an important historic city listed by UNESCO, is also a unique natural heritage, with 65% of its territory located within the Bocaina National Park. This combination of history, culture, and nature offers numerous opportunities for adventure tourism. Among the most popular activities is the jeep tour, which takes visitors through trails, waterfalls, viewpoints, and the lush landscapes of the preserved Atlantic Forest. This experience allows direct contact with the local biodiversity and stunning scenery, combining fun and adventure in a protected environment. Paraty stands out as a complete destination, ideal for those seeking to experience history, culture, and nature all in one trip.

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.

Explore Trindade, a charming fishing village on this 6-hour tour from Paraty. Follow your local guide on a trek through the lush rainforest to a naturally-formed swimming pool called Caixa d’Aço (Steel Box). Swim, snorkel, relax and explore Bocaino Mountains National Park on foot, then enjoy a seafood lunch (own expense) at one of Trindade's local restaurants.

The Saco Bravo Waterfall near Paraty, Brazil is located within the Juatinga State Ecological Reserve. A top local natural attraction, this waterfall forms a dramatic pool facing the sea. The challenging hike to the waterfall covers about 5 miles (8 km) and takes about 3 hours each way including a steep and challenging section through a forest. Adventurous and active travelers on this full-day tour have ample opportunities for photos and hike with an accredited guide (required for this hike).

You will take a dip in the wealth of history in the nature of the Serra da Bocaina! This experience will be an unforgettable walk, you will can take a pictures of amazing landscapes, discover the mistic of te famous "Caminho Do Ouro" . That has been restored and preserved their footwear sections, of the XIII and XIX century made by the slaves in te colonial times when connected Paraty to Diamantina.

Join us on an unforgettable journey to explore the most breathtaking beaches of Paraty, located in the stunning Trindade region—part of the Serra da Bocaina National Park. This protected area is home to over fifty pristine beaches, many of which remain untouched and naturally preserved. Our Trindade Cove Tour takes you through this tropical paradise, visiting incredible spots such as Praia do Meio, Praia do Cachadaço, the crystal-clear Cachadaço Natural Pool, Praia do Cepilho, and Praia dos Ranchos. Along the way, enjoy guided hikes through the lush Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica), take in the unspoiled beauty around you, and dive into the turquoise waters to discover the vibrant marine life below the surface.

Take a historic hike through Paraty’s Gold Trail and discover its rich history on this private tour. Learn how African slaves paved this path to bring the precious metals of the region to Portuguese ships. Observe the local wildlife and stop at natural pools and waterfalls to unwind a bit. End the tour at a cachaça distillery and sample various types of the Brazilian rum.

Embark on an exciting 4x4 Jeep tour in Paraty, starting with pickup directly from your pousada. This morning adventure, ideal from 8 to 11 AM, takes you to the region’s two most famous waterfalls: Cachoeira do Tobogã, a natural rock slide, and Cachoeira do Tarzan, featuring a stunning pool and a suspended bridge. Along the way, explore historic and cultural landmarks, including the Estrada Real/Caminho do Ouro, the Igreja da Penha, and the Marco da Estrada Real, immersing yourself in Paraty’s rich history. The tour concludes at the Alambique Engenho D’ouro, where a guided visit offers tastings of Paraty’s famous cachaça, as well as liqueurs, sweets, and molasses. The Jeep accommodates up to 11 people, with private tours available for a more personalized experience. This tour runs even in the rain, combining history, culture, gastronomy, and nature in one of Paraty’s most complete itineraries. Check for availability of alternative schedules to fit your plans.

This is a project of human development and appreciation of ancestral indigenous culture. The provides visitors to recharge their energies and return to their life, motivated and inspired energies to follow their own life with more meaning and connection with their own essences, creativity and purpose. The Guarani indigenous have the opportunity to share their own culture and their own reality. In this way, non-indigenous people return to their own reality with a much broader view of what it means to be indigenous and with a more systemic view of the world. This project demonstrates that Paraty also offers an opportunity for unique anthropological experiences and contact with nature and the forest.