Top Fortaleza Cultural Tours

Here the traveler will discover sceneries of soap operas, freshwater caves, labyrinths of cliffs and a diversity of natural beauty on the east coast of Ceará. This and much more awaits you on this tour that is a hit with tourists. This tour is perfect for those who always dreamed of getting to know some of Ceará's main beaches and their cultural diversity. There are so many leisure options in the state, that this tour has become differentiated and highly sought after for its practicality and convenience.

We start with breakfast in the peaceful town of Paraipaba, where the aromas of local delicacies mix with the sea breeze. Next, we will go to Lagoa do Paraíso, where the sustainable tourism tax is paid. Here, travelers have time to wade into the crystal-clear waters and relax in the famous hammocks over the water. The next stop is Buraco Azul, a natural pool hidden between ancient rocks, where the water shines with a deep blue that captivates the eyes of visitors. The Lazy Tree offers a unique opportunity to record memorable moments. Entering the vibrant village of Jericoacoara, travelers are invited to explore an ecological walk that takes us to the majestic Pedra Furada, a natural landmark that echoes ancient legends and stories. As the sun sets, Jericoacoara National Park transforms into a spectacle of colors, especially at the Lagoa do Amâncio Dunes, where we stop to witness the mesmerizing Sunset.

This excursion is uniquely significant as it marks the first-ever colonial tour in Ceará, offering a deep dive into the region's rich history. Aquiraz, founded in 1699, is one of the oldest colonial cities, showcasing stunning architecture and cultural landmarks. By visiting sites like the Igreja de São José de Ribamar and the Museu da Cachaça, participants gain invaluable insights into the historical and cultural evolution of Ceará. The excursion provides an immersive experience, combining storytelling with local traditions, making it a remarkable journey that highlights the essence of Ceará’s heritage and the enduring legacy of its colonial past.