Top Southeast Brazil Full-day Tours - page 7

Embrace the vibrant culture of Brazil as you venture through the Carnival at Marquês de Sapucaí in 2027! Enjoy an exclusive shuttle to the heart of the party, where the contagious energy of the samba schools and the beauty of traditional costumes will envelop you. Let yourself be carried away by the samba beat and delve into the cultural roots of this unique celebration. Book now and secure your entry for an unforgettable experience!

About 170 km away from the - Zona Sul - of Rio, I want to guide you to discover Arraial do Cabo. The town is located in the - Lake Region - and is known as - the Caribbean of Brazil - for the crystal clear waters of its sea. It recently saw its Pontal beach in Atalaia awarded as one of the most beautiful in the world. To demonstrate this, I limit myself to quoting the comment that Amerigo Vespucci wrote when he arrived in this region: "if an earthly paradise exists in the world, it must undoubtedly not be very far from these places". I propose a fantastic boat tour during which we will stop to get to know the best points of this paradise, which you really can't miss when coming on holiday to Rio de Janeiro! Attention: the transfer from Rio de Janeiro to Arraial do Cabo will be made by private car, while the boat tour is shared with other tourists. The boat has a capacity of approximately 100 people and is equipped with toilets and a bar with a small restaurant service.

Taste your way through Brazil’s "City of Wine"—without the worry of driving afterward—on a private wine tasting tour to Sao Roque. This all-day excursion is ideal for epicurean travelers who want to get off the beaten path and discover Brazil’s rural culture. Take an immersive sightseeing tour of Sao Roque and explore multiple wineries, and enjoy tastings paired with local culinary treats at each location.

Leave the tourist crowds of Rio de Janeiro behind for the day on a private tour to the imperial city of Petropolis. This excursion is perfect for travelers who want to dig deeper into Brazil’s history and cultural roots. Itinerary highlights include the Imperial Museum, Quitandinha Palace, Cathedral of Sao Pedro de Alcantara, and Crystal Palace. Your guide will provide immersive and interactive commentary at each location for a more personalized experience.

Dive deep into Brazilian coffee culture on a private farm tour from Sao Paulo. Depart the city and head to the countryside for a tour of a historic coffee plantation, and learn about the coffee-making process from bean to cup. Visit the farm's museum to learn about coffee's influence on Brazil, tour the historic areas including old slave quarters and traditional coffee processing facilities, and sit down to a delicious lunch of local foods.

Visit the largest cathedral in the world - comfortably and stress-free - on a private tour to the Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida. Private transportation from your Sao Paulo accommodation to the Catholic temple allows you to avoid the discomfort of crowded and complicated public transit. After a leisurely visit to the cathedral, visit the Footbridge of Faith, Old Basilica, and the Hill of the Santo Cruzeiro (cable car ticket not included).

Visit the highest city in Brazil, Campos do Jordao, during this full-day trip from Sao Paulo. Explore the city's natural and historical attractions with your local guide and admire the surrounding Serra da Mantiqueira mountains. Stop by the impressive Boa Vista Palace, summer home to the Governor of Sao Paulo and the Borboletário da cidade, where you'll taste locally brewed beer as you watch the butterflies flit by. Have lunch in a local restaurant (own expense), where you can try the regional specialities.

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.

This full-day itinerary includes private tours of Maracanã stadium and the Sambadrome parade venue, so visitors to Rio can get an introduction to two Brazilian cultural institutions: football and Carnival. With hotel transport and a personal guide on hand to share information and history, you’ll gain a better understanding of the Cariocas (Rio’s residents) than going alone. You’ll even have a chance to order the national dish and drink (own expense).

Embark on a rigorous hike to Garganta do Ceu cave, situated on the south face of Pedra da Gavea. This private full-day tour, led by an expert guide, offers sturdy hikers a steep and demanding trek through the dense Atlantic Rainforest with some basic rock climbing and rappelling. On arrival you’re rewarded with magnificent views of Rio de Janeiro, Guanabara Bay and Morro Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers Hill).

Combine the highlights of Rio de Janeiro on a single 12-hour tour, including a cruise on Guanabara Bay, visits to the Selaron Steps, Christ the Redeemer, and Sugar Loaf mountain at sunset. Barbecue lunch and pickup from hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana included.

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.

Delve deeper into the history and culture of Campos do Jordão, nicknamed the Switzerland of Brazil, on a private tour that you can customize according to your interests. Rather than following a standard itinerary, relish the flexibility to tailor your trip to include highlights such as the cable car, chocolate factory, or top restaurants.

See Rio de Janeiro in a different—and more adventurous—way to the typical tours by traveling around the city in a Jeep. In a small group of no more than 15 people, head for Tijuca Forest, Corcovado (home of Christ the Redeemer), Sugarloaf Mountain, and the Botanical Garden.

Spend an epic day and night exploring all of Rio's attractions during this full-day tour. During the day, follow your guide to attractions like the Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) statue on top of Corcovado Mountain, reached via a cog train ride through the Tijuca Rainforest. Take the cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain for spectacular views of Guanabara Bay and enjoy a downtown tour including Cinelandia Square and the Metropolitan Cathedral. In the evening, attend the Ginga Tropical show, a vibrant dance performance that celebrates the country's cultural roots. Lunch and round-trip port or hotel transportation are included.

This full-day tour allows visitors to make the most of the crystal clear waters of Arraial do Cabo. Visitors will be taken by boat to three different locations for swimming and relaxing on white-sand beaches. After the boat tour there is a break for lunch as provided by the crew and then the trip back home.

Named after the last Emperor of Brazil, Pedro II, Petrópolis was the favored summer residence for Brazil’s emperors and elites in the 19th-century. A great way to delve deeper into Brazil’s history, this full-day group tour from Rio offers visitors the chance to discover this fascinating city for themselves, with guided sightseeing trips of the old imperial palace—which is now a museum—and many other historical sights, including a behind-the-scenes tour of Brazil’s first brewery.

Experience the full energy and excitement of Rio Carnival from a private box just steps away from the main catwalk. Avoid the crowds and get the best views high above the action. Watch the parade in comfort and safety, and enjoy refreshments included in your exclusive tickets, including beers, premium spirits, and access to the food court and relaxation space.

THE MOST COMPLETE AND COMFORTABLE. INCLUDE BONITA STONE TRILHA. PRIVATE TOUR FROM 350 REAIS PER PERSON! DO THE SIMULATION, up to 80% OFF for groups or families. EXCLUSIVE TOUR, UP TO 7 PERSONS IN THE SAME SUV TOYOTA LAND CRUISER + PROFESSIONAL PHOTOSHOP & LIGHTROOM. For 8 hours, in a comfortable, well-equipped, high-standard and covered 4X4 (protected from sun and rain), we will explore the world’s third-largest urban forest with its numerous attractions, including the Beautiful Stone Trail, Chinese View, a secret beach*, waterfall bath etc, surprises and a full-time photographer to turbine your social networks. It can be flexible and include Botanical Garden and Lage Park, for example. Insta saffo_phototour.

This tour provides visitors with a curated tour of Rio de Janeiro, the tour guide putting together a unique tour based on visitors’ interests. This tour also provides an opportunity to walk along the famous Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana beaches of Rio. Visitors can do this tour their own way and on their own time.

Dive into the fascinating imperial history of Brazil with a small-group tour to Petrópolis from Rio de Janeiro. Also known as the Imperial City, Petrópolis was the summer residence of Brazil’s last emperor. Now a cultural and historical hotspot, this full-day tour includes visits to some of the city’s most important sights, like the summer palace, which is now a museum, as well as a chocolate store and a 19th-century brewery.

Holambra located 120 km far from São Paulo is considered the largest producer of flowers and plants in Latin America, accounting for about 45% of national production. With lots of greenery and typical buildings, the city reveals in small details, part of its history, traditions and culture. Its formation started from the Dutch immigration that at the end of the 40's began to arrive at the old Ribeirão Farm. Its name reflects the union of two peoples and two cultures, a mixture of Holland (HOL), America (AM) and Brazil (BRA).

Don't waste time researching and come and discover the wonderful city with this incredible tour, with various attractions and tourist attractions. On this tour we will get to know a little about the city and the main tourist attractions in Rio de Janeiro, such as Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain with its cable cars. The tour includes a delicious lunch with an all-you-can-eat buffet and barbecue, tickets and a guide to answer all your questions. Cars with air conditioning make a difference.

Discover a side of Rio de Janeiro that few other visitors get to experience—and immerse yourself in a lesser-known aspect of its history and culture—on this two-in-one, private tour. Discover Favela Santa Marta and get a glimpse of the community's daily life. Afterward, continue to Little Africa to learn about Afro-Brazilian history and culture.