Top South Brazil Archaeology Tours

For those who love nature, we will explore the Sanctuary of Botos Pescadores, where you can observe the harmony between Botos and Pescadores. This interaction is centuries old, but much earlier there were in Laguna major historical events that marked the history of Brazil. It was in Laguna that was born the Heroine of two worlds, Anita Garibaldi. We will also enjoy Local Typical dishes, served on the banks of the Canal da Barra. In this complete Laguna Tour, we will still see the Walker Dunes and also the largest lighthouse in the Americas, the Santa Marta Lighthouse. In this corner of the Atlantic, we will check out the ancient history of the Sambaquian Peoples and their piles of shells and remains, which are still visible today.

On this tour you will make a route through the Argentine missionary region. Visit an active gemstone mine in the morning and the majestic 15th-century Jesuit construction in one day with us. Discover the alternative scenario that takes you to a historic adventure in the province of Missiones. The Ruins of San Ignacio, considered a UNESCO heritage site, invites you to travel in time to learn more about the Jesuit missions and their urban organization. On the same day, you will meet and have the opportunity to enter the tunnels of a precious stone mine that is still in operation, and see closely the process of formation and extraction of precious stones.

Porto Alegre is a vibrant city with stories that unfold best alongside a local. Explore the city on a private walking tour designed around your interests. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. Museum visits can be included upon request prior to the tour. Your guide connects with you in advance to ensure you experience the places that matter most, making this tour ideal for families, solo travelers, and couples.