Top Brazil Multi-day Tours

The biodiversity of Pantanal, you will be visiting the world largest wetland, passing through the famous Transpantaneira park road. Pantanal is home to over 4.700 plants and animal species, including: the world largest parrot, the hyacinth macaw, the largest concentration of crocodiles in the world, approximately 10 million caimans. We have a mini bus and a 4x4 jeep safari to do our tours, larger groups mini bus sprinter 2024, smaller groups max 3, 4x4 jeep safari.

Discover the highlights of Canela and Gramado on a hop-on hop-off bus tour with audio guides in Portuguese, Spanish, and English. Choose a 1-, 2-, or 3-day pass and explore the Brazilian cities your own way with the freedom to board and disembark where and when you wish and focus on the attractions that interest you the most.

Exploring the Amazon’s tropical rainforest is a dream adventure for many travelers, but its remote location and vast size can make planning challenging. This small-group, multi-day tour departs from Manaus and takes you deep into the forest with a local guide, so you can explore with confidence. Paddle canoes through the Rio Negro’s tributaries to fish for piranhas, learn about medicinal plants and traditional farming from the indigenous Caboclos people, and much more.

Instead of rushing to pack in both sides of Iguaçu Falls in a day, spread your sightseeing over two days on a private tour that covers both the Brazilian and Argentine parts of the natural world wonder. Navigate the border crossing and language barrier with the help of your guide, and visit the best viewpoints without worrying about losing your way on the trails.

With two days, so much is possible in the Amazon. On this tour, you’ll start in Manaus, seeing both the natural and human side of this world-famous river—think visiting former rubber plantations, seeing an Indigenous village, and staying overnight with a local family alongside jungle-trekking, fishing for piranha, spotting cayman, finding medicinal plants, and more.

Explore the Amazon from the inside out by camping and trekking in dense jungle and getting up-close to an array of unique wildlife. With one night sleeping in a comfortable lodge and another in a hammock slung between tropical rainforest trees, this 3-day tour offers an intrepid introduction to the sights, sounds, and colors of the Brazilian Amazon.

Take on the Amazon Rainforest with this 6-day guided eco-adventure from Manaus—a safe and structured way to experience life in the jungle. With a local guide leading the way, learn basic survival skills, travel by river into remote areas, and spend nights in hammocks. Daily activities focus on understanding the environment, observing wildlife, and learning how people live in and adapt to the rainforest.

As one of Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic attractions, Christ the Redeemer attracts lengthy lines. Save time and prevent hassle by prebooking skip-the-line tickets, which allow you to board the next available train to the summit of Corcovado, where the statue is located. Your return ticket is valid on any train, so spend as much time as you like at the top, enjoying panoramic vistas of Rio and capturing photographs of the landmark.

Rather than rushing to check off the natural wonders of Parque Nacional do Iguaçu in a day, explore both sides of the waterfalls at a more relaxed pace on a 2-day private tour. Cross the border between Brazil and Argentina with ease with the help of your guide, and admire the world’s largest waterfall system from multiple perspectives as you hike and take a boat into the spray.

See more of the Iguazu Falls and explore the waterfalls from both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the border. Travel safely with tour guides, with passes that allow full access to the national park both in Argentina and Brazil. Avoid the queues at border control and take the priority access route. See more and skip the crowds and explore the rainforest over two days.

Summit both Corcovado and Sugar Loaf mountains on this half-day tour in Rio de Janeiro. After bright and early pickup from your Rio hotel, travel through the Tijuca National Forest to get up close with the Christ the Redeemer statue without throngs of people around. After learning about its history from your local guide, move on to Sugar Loaf Mountain for spectacular views of the sprawling city.

And an opportunity to learn to samba with a carnival queen of Rio de Janeiro. Besides having a lot of fun, you will learn to sambar ....

Whether you've just touched down at Rio Galeão International Airport (GIG) or you're departing, this private transfer service has you covered. Meet your driver at the airport, the cruise terminal, or your accommodation for your swift journey to your chosen destination. Transfers are available to and from Rio de Janeiro's south zone and Barra/Recreio areas.

Get an in-depth local experience with this walking tour of one of Rio's "favelas," Rocinha. Follow your resident guide through the slum to get an insider's perspective on daily life and learn about the challenges these communities face. Upgrade your experience to a 2-day tour that includes a visit to Tijuca Forest.

Get a glimpse into local life in Rio de Janeiro during a favela tour that reveals a different side of the Marvelous City. In an intimate group limited to 12 travelers, you’ll explore two of the largest favelas in Rio, and benefit from the local insight of a guide as you learn more about living conditions in the city.

The bohemian Santa Teresa and the nightlife hub of Lapa are two of Rio de Janeiro’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. With this walking tour, explore some of the city’s most photo-worthy spots, including the Ruins Park (closed Tuesdays), the vibrant Selarón Steps, and Cinelândia. Take in the views as you ride the local tram, stroll through the Passeio Público, and visit the legendary Confeitaria Colombo café.

Immerse yourself in the culinary culture of Rio de Janeiro during a small-group cooking class. Learn about the flavors, ingredients, and cooking techniques specific to Brazilian cuisine from your instructor. Upgrade to include a market tour to discover Brazilian ingredients, spices, and souvenirs. Then, get your hands dirty as you learn to prepare several authentic recipes while sipping on an unlimited caipirinhas. Enjoy a true taste of Rio and explore local culture beyond the restaurant scene.

Experience the Amazon Rainforest on an overnight guided trip from Manaus that makes visiting the remote region more accessible. Travel to a rainforest lodge near Paricatuba and explore the surrounding waterways and jungle with a local guide who helps you navigate the environment and understand what you’re seeing. With transport, accommodation, and meals arranged, the experience removes much of the uncertainty of planning a stay in the Amazon.

Visit the Niteroi Contemporary Art Museum, Fortaleza de Santa Cruz da Barra, Jurujuba Beach, and Parque da Cidade all in one day during this Niteroi Private City Tour from Rio de Janeiro. A private guide focuses their attention on your own group as you explore the city. Plus, enjoy easy hotel pickup from your Rio de Janeiro accommodation for a smooth day.

Head deep into the Brazilian Amazon and experience this amazing jungle over the course of four days. Join a small group and venture down the Amazon River to small villages where you can enjoy activities like a canoe tour, a jungle trek, and community visits. Discover the amazing biodiversity of the region, sleep to the sounds of the jungle, taste regional dishes, and more.

Experience the highlights of Salvador in just a few hours during a private sightseeing tour of the city. You won't have to spend time planning an itinerary, and your guide will add historical insights as you visit sites such as the Bahia Lighthouse, the Barra Fortress, and Pelourinhio. Skip the stress of finding a last-minute cab, since roundtrip transportation from your Salvador hotel is included.

Get a taste of local life on a full-day trip to the blissful beaches and charming monuments of Buzios from Rio de Janeiro. Travel in air-conditioned comfort to Buzios, a coastal city famed for its traditional culture and pristine shores, while listening to enriching commentary from your expert guide. On arrival, absorb the quaint charm of Buzios’ cobbled streets on a relaxed wander and then take a boat tour to the tranquil islands surrounding the city, stopping intermittently to plunge into the crystal clear water of the Atlantic Ocean.

A two-day Iguazu Falls tour offers a unique and immersive experience for several reasons: With two days, visitors can explore both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls. Each side offers distinct perspectives and experiences, allowing for a more in-depth understanding of the falls' grandeur. The tour usually includes a range of activities, such as hiking trails, boat tours that take you close to the falls, and guided tours that provide insight into the ecology. and local history.Over two days, travelers have the opportunity to visit several viewpoints, each offering unique angles and photographic opportunities of the waterfall.The surrounding national parks are home to diverse flora and fauna. A longer tour allows for more chances of spotting wildlife such as toucans, coatis and various butterflies. The tour may include interactions with local communities and insights into their culture, traditions and the significance of the falls to the region.