Top Southeast Brazil Plantation Tours

Taste your way through Brazil’s ‘City of Wine’ on a private wineries 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. After a comfortable hotel pickup in Sao Paulo, take an immersive sightseeing tour of Sao Roque. Then, explore four local wineries, and at each location, enjoy tastings paired with local culinary treats.

Visit the incredible Burle Marx Site, one of the most important collections of tropical and semi-tropical plants in the world. Also make a stop at a Cachaça distillery to learn how the famous Brazilian drink is made. Then, enjoy a visit to a local beach with free time to swin or, if you are more into history and culture, visit some more museums.

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.

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.

Learn all about wine in Brazil, one of the most underrated regions in the world. Visit an authentic winery and learn how wine is made, then head to the cellar for the all-important wine tasting. Hear about the unique story behind the winery and how it was built, and then visit the Feirinha de Itaipava to pick up some bargains.

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.