Top Porto Seguro Walking Tours

Enjoy a unique and immersive journey into Brazil’s Indigenous heritage with a guided visit to the Reserva Indígena da Jaqueira, located north of Porto Seguro within 887 hectares of preserved native forest. This experience offers a close look at the traditions, customs, and cultural legacy of the Pataxó people, who have dedicated themselves to protecting their history and way of life. Your tour begins at 8:00 AM with hotel pickup in central or north Porto Seguro. Upon arrival at the village, you will be welcomed by a Pataxó guide who will share the history of their community through an engaging and meaningful talk. Participate in traditional activities such as Indigenous dance, urucum body painting, and archery practice. Follow a guided walk through the forest, where you will see demonstrations of ancient hunting traps and learn about the tribe’s deep connection with nature.

Departing from the Municipal Pier at the beginning of the Passarela da Cultura in Porto Seguro, we sail for approximately 45 minutes into the open sea until reaching the Parque Marinho Recife de Fora. Upon arrival, you will disembark and enjoy around 2 hours and 30 minutes of free time to swim, explore the natural pools, and observe the rich marine life that makes this sanctuary so special. Recife de Fora is the third largest center of marine biodiversity in Brazil, located 5 nautical miles off the coast of Porto Seguro. This protected area is home to a stunning variety of fish, mollusks, sea turtles such as the hawksbill, and an impressive 16 of the 18 coral species found worldwide. Dive into crystal-clear waters and experience close encounters with vibrant corals and reef inhabitants while our certified guide shares fascinating insights into this delicate ecosystem. A truly unforgettable immersion into Bahia’s underwater paradise.

Explore Coroa Vermelha on a guided tour that blends history, spirituality, and natural beauty. Departing from Porto Seguro, you’ll visit the site where the first mass in Brazil was celebrated—an important milestone in the country’s early formation. Upon arrival, a knowledgeable guide will lead you through the area, explaining its cultural significance and historical importance. Walk through the Praça da Primeira Missa and see the monument that honors the encounter between the Portuguese and the Indigenous peoples. Then, dive into the rich Pataxó culture at the local village, where artisans display handmade crafts filled with symbolism and tradition. After this cultural immersion, enjoy free time on the calm, clear beaches of Coroa Vermelha. The shallow waters create natural pools ideal for families and anyone seeking tranquility. Throughout the tour, your guide will share curiosities, stories, and insights to enrich your experience.