Top Brazil Eco Tours - page 3

Take your Rio de Janeiro visit to new heights thanks to this small-group hiking excursion to the top of Pedra da Gavea. Travel to Rio’s Tijuca rainforest for your ascent of this 2,770-foot (844-meter) pinnacle of rock, admiring local wildlife during the steep climb. You’ll eventually strap on climbing equipment, completing a few basic rock climbing sections on your trip to the top. Enjoy stunning views of greater Rio from the peak before rappelling back down. A guide and all necessary equipment are all included.

Get an overview of Rio's most important sights during this full-day tour. Travel through the Tijuca Forest to see the Christ the Redeemer statue. Take the cable car from Urca up to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain, before visiting downtown highlgihts such as Maracanã (outside only), the Sambadrome area, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Sao Bento Monastery and Selarón Stairs. Round-trip transport from selected hotels in Rio is included, and you can opt to include admission tickets and lunch.

Enjoy hiking in Tijuca National Park with your own personal guide and finish with a refreshing dip under a waterfall. Hike up to Pedra Bonita for sweeping views of Rio de Janeiro including the beaches and surrounding Tijuca Forest. See the Christ the Redeemer statue and more from the Chinese Pavilion before arriving at Horto Waterfall. This 6-hour private tour includes round-trip hotel transport.

Trade the crowded city streets of Sao Paulo for the tranquil rain forest in Cantareira Natural Park on a small-group tour. The adventure includes two hikes along the Macuco and Waterfall Trails. Along the way, enjoy detailed commentary on the local flora and fauna. Once you reach the Engordador River, you can cool off in two nearby waterfalls. Then, after a visit to an old water supply system, return to the city.

Our personalized excursion shows you the most natural in the heart of the Amazon! Meeting of the Waters / Interaction with the Botos and Indigenous Ritual Departure from the Port of Manaus, we will sail down the Rio Negro towards the encounter of the waters, one of the greatest natural beauties of the Amazon, where the Rio Negro and Solimões run parallel without being mixed. After explanations about the natural phenomenon, visit the community of houseboats and staging of Pirarucu fishery. We will continue to the Ecological Park of the Janauary where we will make a walk to Lake of the Victories Regias. After hiking lunch. After lunch we will continue our tour to swim with the pink dolphins and visit an indigenous community to watch a Ritual. Tour Includes: Transfer In / Out / Guide / Mineral water on the boat / Private Speed Boat with comfortable armchairs.

Pedra do Telégrafo is one of Rio de Janeiro's most-photographed natural attractions and offers great views of the city. But, located on the city's west side, it can be tricky to get there. This small-group tour takes care of your transportation then leads you on an easy hike up to the rock where you can take photos and enjoy the views.

Tijuca National Park is a lush forest located just outside of Rio’s city center and offers a breath of fresh air from bustling city life. This half-day tour takes you on a walk through the forest to see waterfalls, admire panoramic views of the city and Atlantic Ocean, observe local wildlife in their natural habitats, and learn how the area was reforested after being destroyed by coffee and sugarcane plantations.

Discover the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls and other city attractions on this 4-hour sightseeing tour from Foz do Iguaçu. Travel deep into Iguaçu National Park for the region's best, up-close views of Devil's Throat and feel the power of this natural wonder. Then head to the Parque das Aves (Birds Park) to learn about the Brazilian bird species that reside in this sanctuary. Finally, visit the incredible Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam and learn how it provides 20% of all Brazilian energy using the power of the nearby falls. Round-trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is included.

Discover the enchantment of Ilhabela on a private 3-day tour of beaches, waterfalls, mountains, and untouched forests. From dynamic beach adventures to tranquil tropical getaways, this tour fulfills your desires for the ultimate beach town escape. Revel in modern historic charm, vibrant nightlife, and diverse activities like boat tours and ATV jungle expeditions. This tour is perfect for travelers who hate planning but want to see and do it all.

Relax on the pristine, uncrowded beaches of Ilha Grande and Angra dos Reis during this 12-hour excursion from Rio de Janeiro. Take a break from the urban pace with a sightseeing cruise through the islands, passing Ponta da Piedade, Lagoa Azul and Ilha de Cataguases. Stop to swim and snorkel in the azure waters or dig your toes into the soft sand. Enjoy lunch aboard the boat; drinks are available for purchase. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Swap bustling Rio de Janeiro for Búzios, a resort town on Rio’s northern coast. Hop aboard a boat in search of Búzios’ best beaches, then enjoy a delicious Brazilian lunch at a local restaurant. Afterward, continue with a sightseeing tour of the upscale Rua das Pedras, a cobbled street that showcases sophisticated boutiques and dining options for the jet set. Round-trip hotel transport in the South Zone and Downtown Rio is included on this day trip.

Visit a tropical rainforest that borders a huge metropolitan city—an extremely rare thing in the world. The Tijuca Forest is an area filled with indigenous wildlife, flowers and plants, and on this tour, spot toucans, monkeys and raccoons among many other inhabitants of the forest. Then, travel to the Tijuca Botanical Garden to learn more about the flowers of Brazil and enjoy displays of plants.

We are highly commited to provide a genuine experience for our visitors, showing different aspects of flora, fauna, history, culture, geography and the waterfalls itself. Since 2000 we are perfecting our skills to deliver you the best experience by exploring Iguazu Falls and surroundings, focused on your personal needs.

Sloths, monkeys, butterflies, and birds are just some of the wildlife your guide can point out on this half-day eco-tour of Tijuca National Park. Ride an open-top Jeep into the rainforest and hike around this section of the Mata Atlântica (Atlantic Forest) with a guide to lead the way. Round-trip transport from Rio hotels is included to the Tijuca Forest.

Combine convenience with culture by booking a private transfer service between Rio de Janeiro’s airport and port that includes an optional 1-hour city tour. Allow a courteous driver to transport you from Rio de Janeiro International Airport (GIG) or Santos Dumond (SDU) to Rio de Janeiro Cruise Terminal Pier Mauá in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Opt to upgrade your service to include a 1-hour panoramic sightseeing tour of the vibrant Brazilian city to gain fascinating insight into the culture and history of Rio de Janeiro.

Cruise around Ilha Grande’s paradise islets and bone-white beaches with ease on a 6-hour speed boat tour from Vila do Abraão. Visit five of the pristine Angra dos Reis islands, renowned for lush rainforest trails and water brimming with marine life, and stop to swim and snorkel to your heart’s content. Relax on Praia do Dentista, so-called because of its bright white sand, and Botinas Island, home to biodiverse marine species. Plus, the boat’s cool box means you can bring your own drinks and snacks for no extra charge.

Marvel at some of Brazil’s most beautiful beaches on a full-day trip from São Paulo. Alongside your guide and small group, follow walking trails replete with flora and fauna and visit secluded beaches considered the area’s most impressive. First, arrive at White Beach—so called because of its pristine sands—before hiking to Black Beach for a refreshing dip in the sea. Proceed to Camburizinho Beach via the impressive Camburi Waterfall before resting on the soft surface of White Beach at the end of your tour.

Explore the Atlantic Forest by visiting the Christ the Redeemer and the Tijuca Forest. Meet the tour guide at your hotel lobby for this 4-hour tour. The area is home to different small species of animals, such as squirrels, monkeys, porcupines, foxes and armadillos. Plus, a million different butterflies, birds, and reptiles. Then, we visit the Christ the Redeemer. By minivan, crossing through the Atlantic Forest, we get to the top of the Corcovado hill. We have sweeping views of our city. Return to your hotel with theses beautiful images in your head.

This tour aims to explore one of the foreign sides of the imposing Falls. The group continues towards the Argentine Falls, crossing the border between Brazil and Argentina by the bridge Tancredo Neves, which was built on the Iguaçu River. Visitors get to know one side of the Falls, one of the most famous Natural Wonders in the world. The visit to the Argentine side has a complete and more didactic view of the Falls. A special landmark is the famous Devil's Throat, a highlight for those who visit the Falls. This is because it is the fall with the largest flow of the entire region. Visitors can also choose to take the upper circuit, with panoramic views of the waterfalls, or the lower, with walkways that enter through the jungle and allow direct contact with some of the falls.

Outdoor enthusiasts with an interest in Brazil’s natural history, ecology, and wildlife will benefit from this ecotour at Cantareira State Park. Breathe the fresh air while hiking roughly 6 miles (10 km) round-trip to reach Pedra Grande (Big Rock), which boasts splendid views of São Paulo. This UNESCO-listed City Green Belt is equal to 8,000 football fields and offers visitors an easy escape from the bustle of downtown.

Find peace while exploring nature on this guided hike. The Morro and Gamboa trail offers a diverse range of scenery. From panoramic mountains, beaches, waterfalls and ocean baths, this adventure showcases Brazillian biodiversity. Don't stress about making your own way around; instead, let your guide break down the language barrier with tours available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Highlights of the tour include the Fonte do Ceu waterfall and the beautiful Gamboa Beach.

Just beyond Rio lies a world of adventure—one you’ll sink into deeply on this guided tour. After pickup from your hotel, you’ll head straight into nature, hiking roughly 4 miles to waterfalls, lakes, historic sites, vistas, swimming pools (bring your gear!), and through one of the largest urban forests on the planet. Watch for wildlife like monkeys and coatis, take an al fresco picnic, and destress in these great outdoors.

Visit the largest hydroelectric plant in the world on this private tour to Itaipu. This dam harnesses the power of the nearby falls and generates over 100 million megawatt hours to parts of Brazil and Paraguay. Next, visit the Bird Park and see over 140 species of birds including the beautiful macaw. End the tour with a visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls and admire its immensity.

Take a private tour around Foz do Iguaçu and the great Itaipu Dam and experience the beauty of these waterfalls. Head to the Brazilian side and capture photos of one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature as you get up close to the mighty falls. Then head to Itaipu Dam, which harnesses the power of this mighty waterfall and provides power to thousands of people in Brazil and Paraguay.