Top Santos Full-day Tours

Explore Sao Paolo with a dedicated guide on this comprehensive, full-day tour from Santos. All private round-trip transportation is provided, which means there's no need to rent a car; you can just enjoy the scenery on the way there and back. Your guide will lead your private party through a carefully-curated itinerary designed to ensure you don't miss a thing.

Experience the city of São Paulo, the epicenter of Brazil's cultural life on a shore excursion from Santos - a private tour with a knowledgeable tour guide onboard a private car. Feel the urban vibe of the biggest city in South America and in the southern hemisphere of the planet! See some of the main landmarks of São Paulo City, try local gastronomy, and enjoy photo opportunities.

Spend a day soaking up the beauty of São Paulo's stunning coastline on this 8-hour private tour of Santos and Guarujá. From the historic charm of Santos to the relaxing beaches of Guarujá, this tour lets you experience the best of both cities in one unforgettable day. Enjoy a mix of culture, history, breathtaking views, and beachside relaxation, all with the personalized attention of an expert guide. The tour begins with convenient pick-up from your hotel in Santos, and concludes with a return to your accommodation. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, this flexible tour offers an ideal combination of sightseeing and leisure.

Explore the city with a true local, visit museums, learn about the city's history, sample different flavors, and enjoy entertaining anecdotes and lots of laughter. Come and discover the real Santos.

Make the most of your time in Santos cruise port with a private layover tour to São Paulo. Discover Brazil’s largest city with a private guide, stopping to see landmarks such as the Monastery of Sao Bento, Ibirapuera Park, and Paulista Avenue; explore the lively neighborhoods of Madalena and Liberdade; sample Brazilian cuisine at the Municipal Market (own expense); and admire architectural wonders such as the Copan building, the Tea Bridge, and the Catedral da Sé.