Top Brazil Nature Walks - page 3

Live an unforgettable experience at Telégrafo Morro, one of the most iconic places to take photos in Rio de Janeiro! With breathtaking views and unique scenery, this tour combines nature, adventure and perfect moments to record in memory and on your social networks. Our guide, trained in photography, knows the best angles to capture stunning images and make your visit even more special. During the tour, you will contemplate a lush view of the wild beaches of Rio, such as Praia do Perigoso, Praia do Meio and Grumari, which make up the famous “Circuit of the Wild Beaches”. The tour provides a sense of freedom and connection with nature that only places like this can offer. In addition, the experience includes amazing panoramic views of the Pontal do Recreio, Barra da Tijuca, Pedra da Gávea! Book now and discover why Telégrafo Moor is a must-see destination for contemplation, introspection and, of course, spectacular photos!

Come and be charmed by the fans who cheer for Palmeiras, one of the most successful clubs in Brazilian football! You will meet the local host at the meeting point which is close to Palmeiras stadium. From there he will show you a little of the neighborhood where the club is located, which is of Italian origin, you will enjoy some time outside de stadium with local food and drinks before entering the stadium and enjoying the game. Upon entering the stadium, the local host will share with you all the amazing stories surrounding the greens for a team just a minute away! After the game, he will accompany you back to the meeting point safely! It's important to highlight that the club requires the facial registration of visitors to enter the stadium, that is a mandatory requirement and proceeding to book you agree to participate in this process. **The match dates & times are confirmed around 10 to 14 days before the schedule. If you book a TBD date, we will make sure to let you inform you.

Combine visits to Corcovado and the Christ Redeemer Statue, the Selaron Steps, the Metropolitan Cathedral and Sugar Loaf mountain. Hit four must-sees in Rio on this full-day 9-hour tour. Start the day with a comprehensive city tour of Rio with a stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral, then ride the Sugar Loaf cable car overlooking Guanabara Bay. Refuel midday with a barbecue lunch at one Rio’s best barbecue Steak houses and then continue on over to see the Christ the Redeemer statue atop Corcovado and end your visit at the famous Selaron Steps before heading back to your hotel in time to catch dinner. Round-trip transportation from most hotels in Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon and São Conrado.

Combine visits to Corcovado and Sugar Loaf mountains, two must-sees in Rio, on this full-day tour. Ride the Sugar Loaf cable car overlooking Guanabara Bay and see the Christ the Redeemer statue atop Corcovado. Stop at the Selaron Steps and refuel midday with a barbecue lunch. Round-trip transportation from most Zona Sul hotels via van.

Discover in one day the best beaches, views, history and food of Abraão Cove. Time is precious and on this tour, we will show you the highlights of Abraão Cove in Half Day so you can make the most of your time in this paradise. You can also try Ilha Grande's amazing local culinary, with many great restaurants on our route, you will have many choices of mouthwatering dishes. Sand and Sea is the main attraction of this tour, so make sure you have a swimming costume ready.

Two days to spend discovering many places that make this city the "Cidade Maravilhosa". Rio de Janeiro is extraordinary because it offers tourists an immense natural and landscape treasure that blends with a great historical and artistic heritage. I want to guide you to discover Rio de Janeiro during this tour which, I am sure, will remain unforgettable. I am a professional tourism guide, I love to tell, not just present, the city in all its uniqueness and I do so with pleasure both in my native language, Italian, and in French, Portuguese, Spanish and English.

The Sugar Bread is a complex of hills located in the Urca neighborhood. It consists of the hill of the Sugar Bread, Moor of Urca and Moor of Babylon. Morro da Urca and Pão de Açúcar through the cable car with a charming view of the city of Rio and Niterói. You will also visit the Christ Redemptor, on the top of Corcovado, the main postcard of the city, an unforgettable tourist attraction, elected one of the seven wonders of the modern world! Includes transportation, guide and admission.

Explore Trindade, a charming fishing village on this 6-hour tour from Paraty. Follow your local guide on a trek through the lush rainforest to a naturally-formed swimming pool called Caixa d’Aço (Steel Box). Swim, snorkel, relax and explore Bocaino Mountains National Park on foot, then enjoy a seafood lunch (own expense) at one of Trindade's local restaurants.

Discover the Tapajós National Forest and learn about the rich diversity of the Amazon. Visit multiple beaches along the Amazon River and learn about the region’s history with rubber. Head to Jamaraqua and observe the animals that live in the crystal-clear waters and enjoy an authentic Amazonian lunch, made with local ingredients, on this full-day tour from Santarem.

The city of Paraty is not only a renowned historic town and a UNESCO World Heritage site but also a natural treasure, with 65% of its territory located within the Bocaína National Park. This unique blend of cultural heritage and environmental richness offers countless opportunities for adventure tourism. Among the most popular activities is the jeep tour, which takes visitors deep into the lush Atlantic Forest, allowing them to explore hidden trails, waterfalls, and breathtaking landscapes. This immersive experience combines history, nature, and excitement, perfect for those looking to discover Paraty beyond its charming colonial streets. With its rich biodiversity and stunning scenery, Paraty invites travelers to connect with both its past and the vibrant natural world surrounding it.

Discover Rio's captivating history on our unforgettable Historical Walking Tour. Start at the renowned Museum of Tomorrow, then marvel at Kobra's Mural, a vibrant street art masterpiece. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along Rio Branco Avenue, filled with architectural wonders and lively atmosphere. Experience the remarkable journey through Rio's rich heritage as stories of the past come alive. Visit São Bento Monastery, appreciate the Brazilian Navy's significance, and marvel at the colonial architecture of Candelária Church. Immerse yourself in culture at the Cultural Center Banco do Brasil and discover the Teles Arch's historical charm. Explore the hidden gem of Nossa Senhora da Lapa dos Mercadores church and soak in the lively atmosphere of XV Square. Delve into Rio's colonial heritage at the Piramide Chafaria and conclude the tour at the stunning Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Antiga Sé. Indulge in a delicious snack at the historic Confeitaria Colombo, savoring the taste of Rio's delights.

In this tour you will have the opportunity to visit one of the most famous favelas in Rio de Janeiro, experience the residents' cotiano and enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the city

Discover one of Rio De Janeiro's most incredible natural treasures with this tour of the urban Tijuca Forest. Travel with a guide in a comfortable car or Jeep and visit the forests's most iconic attractions. Admire gorgeous sights from the Chinese viewpoint, marvel at the diverse range of plant life at the Emperor's Table and visit the historic house of Cascatinha Taunay.

Discover the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls on this half-day sightseeing tour from Foz do Iguaçu. Travel deep into Iguaçu National Park for the region's best, up-close views of Devil's Throat. View the falls from both above and below to truly get a sense of the power and majesty of this natural wonder.

The “‌Little Africa” tour is historically highlighted as a territory of sensitive memory, struggle and resistance of the black people in Brazil. Despite this, the city is listed as the biggest slave harbor in the history of mankind. This former harbor is an archaeological site listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage because it’s the most important physical trade of the arrival of African slaves on the America continent. It’s also a territory where the black people used to live, struggle and work. By this harbor nearly 1 million Africans disembarked bringing their values, culture and history.

Take the opportunity to discover the wonders of the coastal region of Arraial do Cabo, known for beaches with clear waters and fine white sand. Departing from the hotels in the South Zone and Downtown of Rio de Janeiro, you will take a trip to Arraial and go straight to the Pier, where you will board a schooner to stroll along the shore and be able to dive and visit the beaches in the region. Upon returning from the high seas, you will enjoy a buffet lunch to replenish your energy before returning to the bus that will take you back to your hotel

Surrounded by charms and mysteries, Pedra da Gávea is 842 meters long and is certainly the most challenging trail in Rio. Whoever is willing to face a little more than 1.5 km of steep climb and a carrasqueira capable of putting fear in many people, will be gifted by a breathtaking view of practically the entire coast of Rio. The challenge is compensated when you reach the top of Pedra da Gávea, and you are faced with the stunning view that extends from the Atlantic Ocean on the south side of the city, its golden sand beaches, all of Barra da Tijuca and west of Rio, in addition to do Pão de Açucar, Corcovado and the Tijuca Forest .. The Pedra da Gávea trail is the ideal tour for those looking for a real challenge.

Cover all the best bits of the powerful Iguassu Falls on this comprehensive 4-day excursion. This immersive tour includes both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the falls as well as the massive Itaipu Dam and a city tour of Foz do Iguaçu. Round-trip shuttles from the airport and hotel pickups make this a hassle-free way to enjoy the falls.

Experience Iguassu Falls in an open-top Jeep, on an electric wagon, on foot through the jungle and in a boat under the falls themselves. With a local guide, this 5-hour tour (approximately 2.5 hours roundtrip transportation to and from the National Park and an approximately 2 to 2.5 tour inside the park) allows outdoor enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies to experience the falls in multiple ways. Keep an eye out for local flora and fauna during your jungle experience, and prepare to get wet when you view the falls from the boat. Round-trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is included in this tour. Iguassu Falls off-road, hike and cruise adventure from Foz do Iguaçu. Fantastic way to experience the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls Explore the jungle of Iguaçu National Park in an open-top off-road vehicle. Hike a path towards a small waterfall. Jump on a boat and see Devil's Throat and the Three Musketeers Waterfall from the water.

We start at the highest point of the favela, from this point, you will be able to contemplate a wonderful panoramic view of the city. Admire the Christ the Redeemer, the Sugarloaf Mountain, the Ipanema Lagoon. Then we pass one of the most famous terraces in the community where we appreciate the grandeur of the favela and you will be able to take excellent photos; then we enter the alleys of the favela where we find colorful and hidden houses, we interact with the residents, we have an incredible cultural exchange, we pass through spectacular murals and graffiti getting to know the real Brazil

Explore the charming, cosmopolitan town of Búzios on this full-day trip from Rio de Janeiro. During this 13-hour outing, stroll through the center of Búzios on a guided tour to get oriented, then spend free time discovering the former fishing village's charms on your own. Opt to take a 2-hour cruise offshore which stops at several idyllic spots for swimming and relaxing. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels and a buffet lunch is provided.

Lining the banks of the Rio Negro (the mighty Amazon rivers main tributary) we find a host of family-run jungle lodges, many of whom seek to promote the positive impact that a greater understanding of their delicate rainforest environment can have on its future protection. For anyone seeking that fully-engrossed Amazon experience, supporting communities, understanding conservation and witnessing some extraordinary natural sites along the way; this tour is simply a must! Any immersive rainforest exploration is only complete with its fair share of nature hikes, birdwatching walks, river kayaking, Caiman spotting, community visits and picture-perfect sunsets, all of which you can take a moment to enjoy during this adventure. Among the learning experience of regional customs, edible Amazonian fruits and medicinal plant life, one of the many natural highlights will come at "Encontro das Águas", the place where the Solimoes and Negro Rivers collide!

Ascend Morro Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers Hill) on this half-day hiking tour in Rio de Janeiro. Travel through the Vidigal favela at its base and learn about the city's stark social contrasts as you make your way to the summit. Soak up the sweeping views of Rocinha, Pedra da Gávea and Corcovado mountain, among other famed landmarks in the ‘Marvelous City.’ Upgrade to venture with your own personal guide on a private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport.

Start your adventure in Rio by visiting its most famous landmarks, such as Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, the colorful Selarón Steps, the lively Sambódromo, and the iconic Maracanã stadium. Absorb the city's rich culture and history while enjoying its stunning vistas and renowned attractions. Embark on a boat tour in Angra dos Reis, exploring Ilha Grande's crystal-clear waters. Relax on beautiful beaches, snorkel among vibrant fish, and soak up the tropical paradise with its lush scenery and serene, turquoise waters. Experience the vibrant culture of Rocinha, Latin America’s largest favela. Engage with local residents as they share their daily lives, art, and history in a safe and respectful manner. This tour provides a unique glimpse into Rio’s diverse social fabric and the community’s resilience and spirit.