Top Brazil Bus Tours

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 02 hours, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet.

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 02 hours, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet.

AquaFoz, opened in November 2025, is one of the largest aquariums in South America, located just 350 metres from Iguacu National Park. This immersive experience presents more than 300 species of aquatic life, both fresh and saltwater, in an area of 23,000 m2, showcasing the rich ecosystems of the Paraná and Iguaçu rivers. Visitors will explore the water journey through interactive exhibitions, learning about the importance of aquatic biodiversity and conservation. AquaFoz combines education, leisure and environmental awareness, making it an unforgettable Attraction for families, nature lovers and those seeking an enriching experience in Foz do Iguaçu.

This dinner with Show is interesting because show the culture of the triplice frontier, (Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina). The food served has an international standard and the main highlight are the noble meats. This Latin American show takes a journey through the culture and folklore of nine Latin American countries. It is the only show in the world that includes the largest number of national dances presented in a dinner show.

This dinner with Show is interesting because show the culture of the triplice frontier, (Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina). The food served has an international standard and the main highlight are the noble meats.

See the best of the Iguazu Falls region in the company of just your own travel companions with this three-day, two-night private tour. Skip the hassle of travel planning and booking accommodation with an organized tour that includes two nights in a three-star hotel as well as excursions to both the Brazilian and Argentinian side of the Iguazu Falls and the Bird Park, the largest aviary in the world.

Visit two or three São Paulo museums of your choice and benefit from the insightful commentary of a guide to accompany you through the exhibits. This 3-hour private tour offers a personalized itinerary and transport in the comfort of a private vehicle. You’ll benefit from a tour catered to your interests, from the Modern Art Museum to the Museum of Immigration.

Maximize your time in Rio de Janeiro with a private sightseeing tour customized according to your interests. A personal guide makes your visit to Rio more enjoyable by taking care of the details, including hotel pickup by air-conditioned vehicle. See classic sights like Sugar Loaf by cable car and Corcovado by train, plus visit Santa Teresa and downtown landmarks. Pricing is per group of 4 passengers.

For anyone curious about Rio’s modern architecture, this private tour offers an introduction to structures designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. An accredited guide shares insight about multiple buildings as you travel around Rio de Janeiro and cross the bridge into Niteroi. The full-day itinerary is adapted according to your preferences and timing, making it a flexible way to learn about the internationally acclaimed designer.

Brazil is a melting pot of flavors and is home to a wide variety of foods. Embark on a private tour of Rio de Janeiro’s farmer's markets and street food vendors to get a taste of the local cuisine. Discover local fruits and vegetables such as aipim, juicy mangoes, and the cashew fruit as well as snacks such as pastel—a pastry filled with various meats and cheeses—and sugar cane juice.

Tucked away in the Amazon River basin, Alter do Chao can be stressful to explore on your own. Skip the stress of organizing logistics and explore the "Caribbean of the Amazon" on this small-group boat tour down the Tapajos River. Spend a full day swimming in blue-green river waters, lounge on pristine white-sand beaches, and spot diverse wildlife alongside your boat captain on this relaxing cruise.

Christmas in São Paulo becomes a dazzling spectacle of holiday lights. Everyone wants to see all the new attractions, trees and lights, but covering the main decoration areas in one night can be tricky in this widespread city, not to mention the crowds. Our planning allows you to focus on the experience accompanied throughout by an expert guide who will ensure an exciting and safe experience. Without a doubt, the Christmas decoration on Paulista avenue is the main destination for those who want to get into the Christmas spirit. Ibirapuera Park is another must-see for those who want to be enchanted by the Christmas lights. It features a traditional 43-meter Christmas tree, choir presentations, a beautiful show of waters in the fountain and a special lighting in the park that form a beautiful scenery. Catch a glimpse of the magnificent São Paulo’s postcard bridge, the suspended bridge in X-format with 1,100 meters of LED lamps illuminating the 138-meter structure.

Skip the hassle of planning and logistics with a seamless, time-saving tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. Fast-track park entry and pre-arranged boat tickets mean no long lines and more time at the falls. Your guide takes you along trails—first by Jeep and then on foot and boat—that help you avoid crowds while maximizing your views of Devil’s Throat.

Combine traditional Brazilian cuisine with an immersive cultural performance during your time in Foz do Iguacu. Watch a performance of song and dance that showcases several Latin American cultures, including Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Bolivia, and Paraguay. Before the show, enjoy a delicious all-you-can-eat buffet featuring an array of grilled meats, salads, traditional hot dishes, and desserts (drinks are not included).

Take a journey through Brazil’s path to independence, without needing to rely on a guidebook, on this private tour. Visit the Ipiranga Museum for a guided tour of its many artifacts, followed by a stop at the serene Independence Park. Then, see the spot where Dom Pedro I declared Brazil’s independence from Portugal at Casa do Grito, and his final resting place.

Discover the allure of Brazil's bygone era of gold and glory in this immersive 3-day journey, starting from in the city of Rio and venturing into the heart of Minas Gerais. Experience the charm of colonial-era towns, São João Del Rei and Tiradentes, where 18th-century architecture and rich cultural history await at every turn. Enjoy a scenic steam locomotive ride connecting these enchanting towns, an experience that's akin to stepping back in time. Journey further into the heartland to Ouro Preto, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its outstanding Baroque architecture, winding cobblestone streets, and remnants of the prolific gold rush era. On the final day, we'll venture to the quaint town of Mariana. Despite its size, it brims with historical attractions, offering a snapshot of Brazil's golden past. Enjoy a delicious lunch here before going on the scenic journey to Rio. Join us for this captivating journey, where each city unfolds a unique chapter of Brazil's golden history.

After being picked up from your hotel in Foz do Iguaçu, you'll be taken to one of the most impressive engineering feats in the world: the Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam. This shared group tour begins with a guided panoramic bus ride through the complex, where you’ll learn how Itaipu generates power for both Brazil and Paraguay and transformed the course of the Paraná River. Along the way, stop at two incredible viewpoints: the Central Lookout, with a sweeping view of the massive concrete dam, and the Spillway Lookout, where if open, you’ll witness a water release more powerful than Iguaçu Falls. Discover how technology and sustainability coexist in this cross-border project that fuels entire nations. The full experience lasts approximately 1.5 hours, is suitable for all ages, and includes a bilingual guide throughout the tour.

If you’re short on time at Iguazu Falls, don’t waste a minute getting lost or planning out your own day. Instead, maximize every moment on a tour of the natural world wonder, which also includes entry to Parque das Aves, one of the largest aviaries in Latin America. Your guide leads you through the Atlantic rainforest to some of the best places to photograph the falls.

Holambra's flower fields and Dutch heritage sites are spread across the countryside outside São Paulo, so they're hard to see without a car. Your guide picks you up from your hotel or the airport and drives you between flower farms, the town's windmill, and its Dutch immigration museum, with convenient drop-off at the end of the day.

The Lakes Region of Rio lies just east of the city and is home to sandy beaches, glittering lagoons, and beautiful coastal scenery. With this 3-day private tour, visit three of the region’s most popular beach resorts: Cabo Frio, Arraial do Cabo, and Buzios. Explore the beaches on a buggy tour, go swimming and snorkeling on an island-hopping cruise, and enjoy plenty of time to shop, relax on the beach, and soak up the nightlife.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of São Paulo and spend a day relaxing on the open waters of the Atlantic on this full-day boat tour. Depart the city and head towards the coast to board your private vessel for a day of sailing, swimming, and sunbathing. While onboard, tuck into a delicious Brazilian barbecue lunch, snacks, and unlimited drinks.

Discover a side of Brazil that most tourists overlook as you explore an indigenous Guarani village on this private tour from Santos. Your guide escorts you through ancestral territories that are often restricted to the general public to engage directly with residents. Learn about their ancient customs, watch traditional dances, sample ceremonial food, and cap off the day with a swim in a sacred river pool.

Get a comprehensive overview of Rio de Janeiro during this 8-hour private tour. With a dedicated local guide, hit all the important sites in town, like Corcovado Mountain and Christ the Redeemer Statue, Sugar Loaf Mountain, the famous beaches and the historic downtown area. Customize your itinerary to reflect your interests and enjoy informative commentary and personal attention from your guide along the way. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle that fits up to 4 passengers. Round-trip transportation from your Rio hotel is included.

Make transport to Rio de Janeiro’s Port Zone hassle-free with this full-day admission ticket to the Museum of Tomorrow. Admire the ultra-modern structure with Guanabara Bay as its backdrop, and discover curated exhibitions that explore themes of ecological sustainability on Earth. Vehicles are limited to 15 passengers for this self-guided tour.