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Escape the bustling city of São Paulo and discover scenic typical countryside landscapes on a full day guided tour to the little piece of Netherlands in Brazil, the town of Holambra. Known for being the city of flowers and for its Dutch colonization, Holambra maintains much of the Dutch traditions, culture, cuisine and beautiful fields of production of flowers and ornamental plants that attracts visitors from all Brazil. Located only about 120 km from São Paulo, the town is a good surprise for those who are willing to know its charms at any time of the year, but it gets even more vibrant with tourists in the month of September when springtime begins. Tourists can spend the entire day touring around on walks, flower fields, pepper farm, windmills, parks, lakes, and dutch sweet shop. In addition, pay a visit to the Dutch immigration museum to understand a little more about the history of Dutch immigration in Brazil and to find out how the city of Holambra was founded.

The largest city in Brazil is made up of many distinct neighborhoods. This private walking tour focuses on the architecture, stories, and highlights of the historic center of Sao Paulo. Stops include historic houses dating back centuries, the city's first high-rise building, the cathedral of Sao Paulo, the stock exchange of Sao Paulo (the largest in the country), and the rooftop observation deck of one of the tallest buildings in Sao Paulo.

This walking tour of São Paulo's historic center offers an in-depth look at the city's architectural gems and cultural highlights. Begin at the Pateo do Collegio, the birthplace of São Paulo, and journey through centuries of history with stops at the Manor of the Marquesa of Santos and the majestic Catedral da Sé. Marvel at the neoclassical beauty of the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil and experience the grandeur of the Martinelli Building, Latin America's first skyscraper. Conclude your tour with a visit to the Theatro Municipal, a symbol of São Paulo's cultural evolution. Throughout the tour, your private guide will share fascinating stories and exclusive insights, making this an unforgettable experience.

If you’ve just arrived in Sao Paulo, Brazil’s largest city can feel overwhelming. Get your bearings without having to navigate unfamiliar streets alone on a private sightseeing tour that’s designed to provide a stress-free orientation. Plus, hotel pickup saves you the hassle of finding a meeting point.

Discover São Paulo’s street art with a private guide to discuss the lifestyle, motivations, and techniques of the artists. Head off the beaten path to find graffiti and murals in the alleys of Vila Madalena, Paulista Avenue, and historical downtown. Panoramic sightseeing is included aboard a private vehicle while your guide explains the origins of this underground global phenomenon.

Discover Aparecida, Brazil's religious tourism hub, on a small-group tour unveiling its history, miracles, and landmarks. Convenient round-trip transportation from Sao Paulo ensures seamless navigation of the itinerary, bypassing the limitations of public transportation. Enjoy unhurried visits to Porto Itaguacu, the Old Church, and the Cathedral Basilica of the National Sanctuary of Our Lady of Aparecida. Your guide provides insightful commentary at each location, offering a deeper understanding beyond the typical guidebook.

Visit the small town of Campos do Jordão on a day trip from São Paulo. This amazing little area is one of the highest cities of Brazil and is decorated with German architecture. Spend the day exploring the town with a range of activities including sightseeing, hiking, and people watching. Enjoy private round-trip transportation from your hotel in São Paulo to Campos do Jordão.

The megalopolis of São Paulo can be an overwhelming place to explore for the first time. This private excursion is designed to give first-time visitors a great overview of the sprawling city. See top highlights including Paulista Avenue, the cathedral, Batman Alley, the Liberdade neighborhood, and Ibirapuera Park in just a few hours.

Explore Embu das Artes, an artist enclave in a charming town outside of São Paulo, during a private 4-hour tour. Follow your local arts guide through the quaint streets lined with galleries and workshops selling works of art and local handicrafts. Stop at Nossa Senhora do Rosário (Our Lady of the Rosary), a well-preserved 17th-century cathedral and the Museu de Arte Sacra (Museum of Sacred Art). Eat lunch at one of the local restaurants (own expense) before returning to São Paulo in your private tour vehicle.

See the architectural highlights of São Paulo during this private 3-hour tour. In a private vehicle, explore the eclectic city, with styles ranging from modernist to colonial Portuguese, with a local architecture guide. Stop by the São Paulo Museum of Art, the Unique Hotel and the Edifício Copan. Learn about the city's architectural history and diversity through commentary from your guide. Round-trip transportation from São Paulo hotels is included.

Santos & Guarujá: Full-Day Private Coastal Escape The coast near São Paulo city reveals an enchanting landscape, filled with stunning beaches and charming coastal towns rich in history. On this full-day private excursion, you'll explore the vibrant city of Santos, where a funicular ride to the top of Monte Serrat offers breathtaking panoramic views. Visit the Coffee Museum, housed in a beautiful historic building, or discover the exciting Pelé Museum, dedicated to Brazil's greatest football (soccer) idol. After a short ferry ride, we'll arrive in Guarujá, an island boasting white-sand beaches, calm seas, and viewpoints with spectacular vistas of the São Paulo coastline. End your day with a relaxing lunch at a beachfront kiosk, savoring typical dishes with your feet in the sand and the sound of waves in the background. This is an unmissable experience blending culture, nature, and local flavors—all with the comfort and exclusivity of a private tour.

If you are on a layover transiting through GRU airport (or São Paulo), instead of killing time at the departure lounge, get ready to spend a relaxing day discovering one of the most beautiful beaches in the coast of the state of São Paulo. Spend the day beachfront eating appetizers, fresh seafood, typical cuisine and having delicious caipirinhas. Head out for swims, lounge around on the sand, get a tan and stand-up paddle. We visit the 1547 well-maintained Fort São João that houses a permanent exhibition of ancient weapons, historical artifacts, statues and indigenous huts. After a brief shoreline walk catching sights and culture. Then, change the pace totally taking a boat ride to the delightful secluded Prainha Branca beach 10 min away. The paradisiacal beach is outside the tourist circuit, surrounded by the region's characteristic vegetation, blueish sea, and white sand. It’s certain a destination for those who want to escape the crowds and be relaxing close to nature.

Explore the vibrant Pinheiros neighborhood of São Paulo on this small-group excursion. This unique experience combines the best of local street art and diverse culinary delights. Discover captivating murals that tell stories of politics and community, then indulge in a flavorful journey sampling the area's eclectic cuisine so you can see how local tastes combine with global influences.

Visit the coffee-producing city of Santos and the beaches in Guarujá on this full-day private tour from São Paulo. With a dedicated local guide, enjoy the personal attention and flexibility that comes with a private tour. Stop at the Coffee Palace, the Brazilian coffee stock exchange and museum, as well as the Santos Port. Board the ferry for Guarujá to spend the afternoon relaxing on the sugar-soft sand and wading in the warm water. Round-trip transportation by private vehicle is included.

Outdoor enthusiasts with an interest in Brazil’s natural history, ecology, and wildlife will benefit from this ecotour at Cantareira State Park. Breathe the fresh air while hiking roughly 6 miles (10 km) round-trip to reach Pedra Grande (Big Rock), which boasts splendid views of São Paulo. This UNESCO-listed City Green Belt is equal to 8,000 football fields and offers visitors an easy escape from the bustle of downtown.

Discover the historic areas of downtown São Paulo and Paulista Avenue with ease when you book this bike tour. Join a small group and pedal along the cosmopolitan city’s bike lanes to see landmarks such as the unique architecture of the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), the Municipal Theater, the Japanese district of Liberdade, tons of green spaces, and more. Learn about the history of the city, see unique street art and architecture, and discover the city’s multicultural makeup from your guide.

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.

Escape the bustling streets of Sao Paulo and venture on a private tour to the creative town of Embu das Artes just 40 minutes outside of the city. This colonial town features numerous galleries, artisan shops, fairs, and cafes to get a feel for this unique place. Shop for souvenirs, sample local Brazilian dishes, and learn about the history of the town throughout the tour.

The establishments in the region elevate your visit to a unique level. In addition to the special labels, you’ll find stunning landscapes, cozy landscapes and sophisticated environments that make every stop an extraordinary experience. Here, every detail has been thought about to enchant — making your walk a truly memorable moment.

We will head to Ubatuba, one of the most beautiful beach towns in Brazil, where we will take a trail of approximately 10 km along 7 beaches: Lagoinha, do Oeste, do Peres, Bonete, Deserta, do Cedro and da Fortaleza. It is of medium level and lasts around 6 hours, where you can enjoy not only the view, but also bathe in the sea, sunbathe and rest in some shade on the beach.

Ride a bike into the heart of São Paulo after dark, and stop to admire architectural gems like Sé Cathedral. Starting from Paulista Avenue, the guided route continues to downtown via Liberdade. You’ll cover more ground than possible on a walking tour, and finish with a caipirinha—compliments of your guide.

The historic small town of Embu, located just outside São Paulo, is nicknamed the Brazilian City of Art thanks to its diverse galleries, studios, and street art. If you’re an art enthusiast, this private tour gives you the chance to explore an art scene more diverse than just about anywhere else in Brazil and take home unique pieces of original Brazilian art.

Ideal for first-time visitors and people with limited time, this half-day private Sao Paulo city tour is a great way to learn the lay of the land and tick off the not-to-be-missed sights. You’ll also have the chance to take a guided tour of the local market and learn about life in Brazil’s most populous city without having to worry about navigating public transport or taking taxis.

The main objective of #guaranitribeexperience is to provide the possibility to expand your awareness and get to know a little deeper about the vision and reality of these people, to adopt a lifestyle more connected to the universe, nature, simplicity and collaboration Natural and original experience in indigenous tribes that live, resist and live in two different regions of SP: Capivari Monos Environmental Protection Area (script1) and Jaraguá State Park (script2). We can visit one of these 2 regions according to group preference and indigenous availability. Goals: Know the plantations and ancestral knowledge linked to agriculture, food, music and crafts meditate in the middle of the forest Our entry into the village will support the Guarani by contributing financially to community projects Bathe in the river (route 1) or see a breathtaking view of São Paulo (route 2) Note. For the tour to take place, it is necessary to have at least 2 participants