Top Brazil Nature Walks - page 2

Experience an unforgettable tour exploring Fernando de Noronha from tip to tip, discovering the island’s main attractions from a unique perspective. During your adventure, we pass by Dolphin Bay twice, with a 90% chance of encountering the beautiful spinner dolphins that often accompany your boat. Next, we reach Ponta da Sapata before stopping at Praia do Sancho for a 40-minute swim among vibrant fish and graceful sea turtles in crystal-clear waters. On the return journey, we pause at Pedra do Leão, where you can hear the roar of the waves crashing against the rocks, creating a mesmerizing natural symphony. This tour offers a perfect combination of breathtaking landscapes, wildlife encounters, and refreshing snorkeling, providing an immersive experience of Fernando de Noronha’s stunning natural beauty. Ideal for those seeking adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable memories.

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.

Escape the city crowds and capture Brazil’s most famous optical-illusion photo on this guided hike to Pedra do Telégrafo.

The hiking trail that leads to Lagoinha do Leste is one of Florianópolis' most famous, but this trekking tour enhances your experience of the route by helping to deepen your connection to nature. Letting your guide lead the way means that you can divert more of your energy to the rich selection of flora and fauna you’ll encounter on the route, rather than constantly stopping to check the map.

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

Explore Brazil's diverse plant life on this tour of the Tijuca Rainforest and the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden. Visit the city's botanical garden to view a variety of exotic and native plants. Ride in a jeep through the Tijuca Rainforest, stopping for a leisurely hike with picturesque views and chances to see local wildlife. Round-trip transportation from Rio de Janeiro hotels is included.

Combine Rio's most famous tours on a 4-hour tour, packed with breathtaking views. You will enjoy a panoramic tour of the city and also visit Christ the Redeemer, on top of Corcovado, the main postcard of the city, an unmissable tourist attraction, elected one of the seven wonders of the modern world!

There’s plenty to see at Rio de Janeiro’s impressive aquarium, AquaRio (the largest in Latin America), but with more than 8,000 marine creatures, it can quickly feel overwhelming. Join a prebooked, guided tour and benefit from the insider knowledge of a guide who leads you to the aquarium’s top highlights with ease. Learn about a wide variety of species, including sharks, stingrays, and tropical fish, and gain a deeper understanding of the marine ecosystem than you would exploring on your own.

Spend the day trekking through the lush Tijuca Rainforest on this small-group tour. Discover local wildlife as you make your way up to Taquara Hill which is 330 feet (100 meters) higher than Christ the Redeemer. Take in views of Rio, visit caves and grottoes, and take a dip on the refershing pools of the Baronesa Waterfall. This is a challenging hike for those with good physical fitness.

Unmissable beaches and islands! Angra dos Reis has 365 islands, which makes it a truly special destination. The coast of Rio de Janeiro is famous for its paradisiacal scenery, with crystal clear waters and incomparable beauty. Ilha Grande, the largest island in the state and the sixth largest in Brazil, has a coastline lined with several peninsulas and coves, where breathtaking beaches are spread out. Among so many options, the most popular ones include Lagoa Azul, Lagoa Verde, Praia Cataguazes, Praia de Freguesia de Santana and Praia de Japariz, the latter ideal for a lunch stop. Each of these beaches and islands offers unique experiences and stunning landscapes, contributing to making Angra dos Reis an unforgettable destination.

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.

Enjoy the spectacular sunrise on a secluded beach in Rio, followed by a dip in a hidden crystal clear water natural pool and relaxation on a wild beach. Start your day invigoratingly with an optional hike through rocks with stunning views or choose to relax on the sand. Explore a quiet long beach, perfect for photography and sports activities without the crowds. Your guide and professional photographer, Renato, a true Carioca (Rio native), shares his expertise and ensures a memorable experience with personal touches, such as drone shots included and hability to speak five languages on the adventure. - Enjoy a stunning sunrise on a Rio de Janeiro secluded beach - Swim and relax in a crystal clear water hidden Natural pool - Includes optional little hikes on the rocks for amazing views - Explore a long wild beach, away from the crowds - Guided by Renato, a local expert on natural attractions - Drone shots included to create even better memories

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.

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.

Explore the beautiful coastal city of Balneário Camboriú on a full-day tour from Florianópolis. Stroll around the city with your tour guide and explore the main highlights of the city dubbed as a ‘mini Rio de Janeiro.’ Visit Unipraias Park at Barra Sul and take a cable car among the three beaches as you take in the beautiful coastal views.

Even if you’re not an early bird, you’ll be delighted you rose at dawn to witness a stunning sunrise from Mirante Dona Marta, one of Rio’s top viewpoints. This sunrise tour not only makes it easy to reach the lookout point, but also transports you to the often jam-packed Christ the Redeemer statue afterwards, so you can enjoy the World Wonder with fewer crowds.

The departure to the boarding point starts at 8:20 AM, with times that may vary depending on the distance to the meeting spot. After boarding the speedboat, we will navigate the river for about 40 minutes until we reach the village of Vassouras, known for its deep lagoons during the rainy season and the presence of playful capuchin monkeys. Next, we head to the village of Mandacaru, where you can climb the Preguiças Lighthouse and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view. There are also craft shops, as well as caipirinhas and ice creams with typical regional flavors. Finally, the tour ends at Caburé Beach, a sand peninsula bordered by the river on one side and the sea on the other. Lunch will be at one of the beach’s restaurants. The return usually starts around 2:30 PM, with an expected arrival at 3:30 PM.

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.

Beyond the main tourist circuit, Rio de Janeiro offers many other treasures that are worth exploring. On this time-saving tour, you can discover two of them in just half a day: the Botanical Garden, home to 8,000 plant species and tropical wildlife, and Lage Park, a pretty walking destination at the foot of Corcovado Mountain. With a guide and round-trip transit included, exploring is made simple.

A tour of the Falls DE Iguaçu offers different experiences on each side, showing the beauty DE this natural wonder from different perspectives The trails on the Argentine side offer more intimate views, allowing you to get closer to the waterfalls. Paths take you to the base of the falls. The park features extensive hiking trails, including the Circuit Superior for panoramic views and the famous Devil's Gartanta for a stunning perspective. The Brazilian side emphasizes the greatness OF the waterfalls with extensive views, especially from the Devil's Gorge. This side is i DE al to capture the global scale and beauty of the waterfalls system, accessing viewpoints making it easier to see multiple perspectives in a shorter time. The Brazilian side is known POR its lush landscapes and diverse wildlife, making it a great place to observe birds and enjoy the natural environment.

This small-group adventure combines a scenic hike through lush forests with a challenging rock climb to Sugarloaf Mountain. Learn local history as you ascend to the top for panoramic views of Rio, then take a cable car ride down. All necessary climbing equipment and a professional accredited climbing guide are included, but lunch and other food or drinks are not provided.

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.

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.

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.