Top Southeast Brazil Coffee & Tea Tours

Visit to Fazenda Concórdia, a historic centenary coffee farm located about 80 km from São Paulo. The tour has a historical and cultural focus, rather than an agricultural one, ideal for those who want to understand the roots of the São Paulo countryside and the development of the state with the arrival of coffee and immigrants. The guided visit includes historic buildings, including the former slave quarters, which tell the story of coffee and its importance to the state’s growth. You’ll also visit the casa grande, the main house where the coffee barons once lived, offering a glimpse into that period. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed with a traditional rural coffee, featuring homemade cakes, the famous Brazilian cheese bread, jams, and fresh fruits. During the tour, you’ll also have the chance to learn about the production of cachaça, a traditional Brazilian spirit made from sugarcane, produced in a traditional alambique (copper still). And of course, you’ll be able to taste it as well. The experience ends with a typical farm-style lunch, served in a rustic and welcoming setting. An authentic experience for those who appreciate history, culture, and the slow pace of the countryside. Simplicity and beauty in what is rustic and genuine.

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.

Savor the rich and diverse flavor of Brazil on this small-group food tour of Rio de Janeiro's lively Santa Teresa and Lapa neighborhoods. Visit unique local restaurants and specialty shops and sample different foods and beverages, including classic Brazilian tastes such as açai, pão de queijo, coxinha, brigadeiro, tapioca, locally-made beer and cachaça. As you explore, you'll learn about the culture and history of Rio and the family traditions behind each eatery.

This private tour of São Paulo’s food scene introduces you to the many cuisines of the city. Relax with a flexible itinerary that allows you and your fellow passengers to determine where to go and how long to spend there. A personal guide accompanies you by deluxe vehicle to sites like the Municipal Market and the three-story marketplace of Eataly.

Start your morning by watching the most beautiful sunrise in the city: from the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. When you arrive at the ticket office for the cable car, located in Praia Vermelha, you will have exclusive access to the Park, with a limited group and entry times before the general public opens. Board the cable car and go to the Morro da Urca station. Enjoy the view of the city before continuing the tour by taking the second cable car to the top of the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain. Be amazed by the colors of the Rio de Janeiro sky at dawn and the breathtaking view of Copacabana Beach, Guanabara Bay and everything your eyes can reach. Enjoy an unforgettable gastronomic experience in Rio's postcard with a special breakfast at the traditional Urca Classic Restaurant, a free buffet with sweet and savory options. The menu consists of typical Brazilian ingredients in an explosion of flavor. Finally, feel free to stroll around the Bondinho Park.

Discover the Specialty Coffees of Cerrado Mineiro, the first designation of origin for Coffees in Brazil, in Patrocínio -MG. Come and live an immersive experience from Coffee Farm to Cup, try the fruit on the tree, understand more about our Terroir and the unique characteristics of our coffees, post-harvest methods and the differences between extraction methods.

Santos is the city that exported the most coffee in the world. Its development was due to the trade of "green gold," even though it never produced coffee itself. This themed tour covers various aspects of coffee, including its history and the appreciation of a good cup of coffee.