10 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Brazil

After hotel pick up, the bus will take the highway to Porto de Galinhas. The journey takes about an hour. Upon arriving in the city, we walk through the village streets until get to the pier. On the way we see various types of handicraft shops and restaurants. Imagine crystal-clear waters of scintillating blue with colored fish among other beautiful marine species and vast coconut groves patterning the beach of Porto de Galinhas, a striking idyllic symbol of natural beauty with the peacefulness of a genuine fishing village. What was once the 19th century underground slave trade port of Porto de Galinhas has become one of today’s most appealing Brazilian beach resorts. You can take optional Jangada (traditional fishing raft) tours through the reef pools (subjet to low tide) and buggy trips to the beaches of Pontal de Maracaípe and Muro Alto. The buggy ride lasts around two hours. It is also possible to visit the Hippocampus project, Biology, cultivation and conservation of seahorses. Anyone who wants to do optional diving, is also possible. The depths hold friendly and beautiful fish. You can make this tour even more fun with optional services: Beach Buggy Trips Jangada Boat Tours across reefs Diving The tour consists of optional, beach and stroll through shops / restaurants. Free time until 4pm, return time for the bus. Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours in advance 8 hours Duration Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Highlights Idyllic Beach & Fishing Village Resort Amenities Nearby The famous Porto de Galinhas Beach Optional Jangada boat ride through natural pools (subject to low tide) Optional buggy ride along the beaches of Maracaípe, Muro Alto and the village of Porto de Galinhas Local craft stores Includes Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in Recife - See Recife Hotel Pickup List Professional Tour Guide Excludes Food and Beverages Optional Jangada boat ride by natural pools Optional Diving Tour Optional Buggy Tour Essential Information The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation. The following items are recommended: Sunscreen, Sunglasses, Swim Suit, Sandals, Towel, Hiking Boots or Tennis Shoes Optional ride values like boat ride, diving, buggy are approximated and subject to change without notice. Tickets must be purchased at the place of the tour. Please ask for more information about these services with your tour guide.

Escape to Porto de Galinhas, a breathtaking beach paradise just an hour from Recife and consistently voted the best in Brazil. Known for its crystal-clear waters and warm weather year-round, this tropical haven features serene natural pools teeming with vibrant marine life, ideal for exploration by visitors of all ages. Enjoy exciting activities like traditional raft tours through the pools at low tide or thrilling buggy rides along stunning beaches, including Pontal do Cupe, Muro Alto, and Maracaípe. Once a historic port, Porto de Galinhas now blends natural beauty with unforgettable adventures, making it a must-visit destination.

Just a few steps from the streets of Rio lies the thriving oasis of Tijuca, the world’s largest urban rainforest. Contained within the city limits, this lush jungle is home to hundreds of species of plants and wildlife. You will enter the Tijuca Rainforest in an open jeep, truly emphasizing the contrast between the stone jungle of Rio and the lush green backdrop of Tijuca. After your guide picks you up from your hotel in Rio, hop in an open top Jeep and buckle up for a fun ride! Drive to the edge of the cityscape and enter Tijuca Forest, located just 10 minutes from the city center. You’ll hear about the important reforestation program of Tijuca National Park and learn the importance of the Mata Atlântica ecosystem — part of the vast and protected Mata Biosphere Reserve, which covers 14 states in Brazil. During your Jeep tour through the rainforest, you'll have many spectacular photo opportunities, with stops at Emperor's Table and Mayrink Chapel. At an altitude of 487 meters above sea level, the Emperor's Table is set against stunning views of the city, counteracting urbanization and nature. Stairs surrounding the parapet of the area lead the tourist to the edge of a concrete ramp, making the tourist feel in the midst of a splendid setting. The little pink chapel in the middle of the woods, 460 meters above sea level, resembles a house of children's history. It was erected in 1860 by the Portuguese banker Viscount de Souto inside his farm, in Tijuca Forest. The Chapel is one of the attractions of Tijuca National Park. Adorn the altar reproductions of panels with holy images of Cândido Portinari. The gardens, as well as the Carrara marble and tiled patio tub with frowning spout, were designed by landscape designer Roberto Burle Marx. At Vista Chinesa, capture sweeping views of Ipanema and Copacabana beaches, Guanabara Bay and even as far as Niteroi. The lookout was built between 1902 and 1906. The oriental-style pagoda is a reference in honor of the Chinese who brought tea cultivation to Brazil in the early 19th century. Made of bamboo and cement, and situated 380 meters above sea level, it is an important tourist spot in the city. En route, disembark for a short eco-trek lasting approximately 15-30 minutes, following an easy trail with your guide as you see the plants, animals, butterflies and birds of the rainforest. Walk to the crystal-clear cascade of Cachoeira dos Macacos and pass the picturesque waterfalls of Cascatinha. You’ll find there’s no better way to experience the living rainforest and marvel at the wildlife to be found! At the end of your Jeep tour, you’ll be dropped off at your Rio de Janeiro hotel. 4 Hours Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Free Cancellation; Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours prior to departure. Highlights Ride in an open top jeep through the hilly rainforest Visit the Tijuca National Park Take in the sights from the Chinese View Learn the history and importance of this unique ecosystem Discover the unique flora and animals Take a 30 minute guided hike through the rainforest Includes Private Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema, Copacabana, Botafogo, Flamengo, Glória, Catete, Barra da Tijuca, Santa Teresa and Downtown Professional Tour Guide Excludes Optional Gratuities Food and Beverages Please Note Wear comfortable clothing and shoes Bring a bottle of water Bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat in case it’s hot The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation. Stay tuned to the neighborhood where your hotel is located. Due to Forest regulations, it is not possible to visit Vista Chinesa (Chinese View) on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

This tour will give you, in one go, the best of the cities of Recife and Olinda. The tour begins with a panorama of Recife, including the three sectors making up the city centre: Recife, Santo Antônio and Boa Vista. You’ll see the bridge of Maurício de Nassau, Praça da República (flanked by the Governor’s Palace, Santa Isabel Theatre and the Law Courts) and the Casa da Cultura, a fine building dating back to the 19th century. Originally a prison, today this building is a centre for regional culture, with craft stores and local delicacies for you to indulge in. In Olinda, we’ll visit Alto da Sé, with the churches of Sé and Misericórdia, where you’ll have a breathtaking view of the twin cities. In Carnival, joyful revelers will parade down the streets, following after traditional giant puppets like the Homem da Meia-noite (“Midnight Man”) or they’ll join in with the town’s colorful carnival troupes such as Pitombeira dos Quatro Cantos and Elefante. Olinda has been declared a World Natural and Cultural Heritage Monument by UNESCO. Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours in advance 6 hours Duration Suitable for wheelchairs Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Highlights Highlights of Recife & Olinda Casa da Cultura & Craft Stores Churches of Sé and Misericórdia Streets of Carnival UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage Sights Boa Viagem Beach Handcraft Praça da República (flanked by the Governor’s Palace, Santa Isabel Theatre and the Law Courts) Sao Bento Monastery Includes Private Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in Recife Professional Tour Guide (english speaking) Excludes Food and Beverages Catamaran tour Dolls Embassy Entrance Tickets to Embassy of Pernambuco Museum and Church entrances Essential Information The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation. Prices subject to change without notice. Payments must be made at the time in Brazilian reais. By decree of municipal law, medium and large vehicles are not allowed on the historical site of the city of Olinda. For this reason, some parts of the script are done on foot. Important to wear light clothing, comfortable shoes and sunscreen. There are options for hotels located in Recife and Porto de Galinhas. Pay attention to your hotel address when confirming your reservation. Entrance fees to churches, museums and any other attractions are optional and therefore not included. Ask your guide for more information

Sao Paulo is the most populous city in Brazil. The metropolis is also home to several of the tallest buildings in Brazil, including the building Mirante do Vale, Italy, Banespa, North Tower and many others. The city has significant cultural, economic and political influence both nationally and internationally. It is home to several important monuments, parks and museums such as the Latin American Memorial, the Ibirapuera Park, Museum of Ipiranga, São Paulo Museum of Art, and the Museum of the Portuguese Language. The city holds high profile events, like the São Paulo Art Biennial, the Brazilian Grand Prix, São Paulo Fashion Week and the ATP Brasil Open. São Paulo hosts the world's largest gay pride parade. It is also the headquarters of the Brazilian television networks Record, Band and Gazeta. With so many options, select the right period for you and make your way throught the amazing city of Sao Paulo. Here are some suggestions for you: Estação da Luz. Edifício Itália Sé Cathedral Liberdade neighborhood MASP Museum Street Oscar Freire Ibirapuera Park Bandeirantes Monument São Paulo Historic Downtown Paulista Avenue Municipal Market Neighborhood of Jardins Vila Madalena 04, 06 or 08 Hours Wheelchair access Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Free Cancellation, Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours prior to departure. Highlights 04,06 or 08 hours Private Tour Customize your private tour and create your own itinerary Includes Private Roundtrip Transfer to most hotels in Sao Paulo Professional Tour Guide Excludes Food and Drinks Tickets Please Note Please keep in mind that tickets are not included in any tours The Map location below does not indicate the right departure point since the tour is private and customizable Price per vehicle: 1-3 people (sedan) and 4-8 people (van) Maximum - 8 people

Three of the most famous sights in Rio de Janeiro are at your fingertips on this day-long tour. Sugar Loaf and Corcovado Mountains, including the impressive Christ Redeemer statue overlooking the city and a stop at the Maracanã Stadium should definitely be at the top of your list, and Gray Line Rio de Janeiro is the perfect guide for your day. In the morning, you will catch up nice views from famous beaches such as Leblon beach next to the famous Ipanema Beach. In Copacabana you will testify why cariocas have such a beautiful tan. While you travel through these neighborhoods, you will hear a few tips on what to do around them and the interesting stories that took place in these streets. Head Downtown through the charming Botafogo shore where you will have the first glimpse of Sugar Loaf. then you will pass through the historic Laranjeiras neighborhood, which hosts the Guanabara Palace, the ancient home of Princess Isabel who signed the Golden Law to free all slaves. Nowadays, the Palace is the official headquarters of the government of Rio de Janeiro. After we cross the Santa Barbara tunnel, we will do a panoramic tour of downtown Rio passing next to the Sambodrome and a stopping at the Metropolitan Cathedral which was built in a pyramidal form with an internal diameter of 96 meters and a height of 80 meters. You will have a few minutes to visit the Cathedral until it’s time to get back to the bus and get perspectives of the traditional Cinelândia Square with its historical buildings, and take a look at the Municipal Theater with its Art Nouveau Architecture. From there, you will make your way to Urca through Aterro do Flamengo and its parks, designed by Burle Marx and hear all about Brazil’s participation in World War II as well as the founding of the city back in the late 1500s, just before arriving to Sugar Loaf. You will travel all the way to the top in two steps by cable car. The first cable car takes you to Urca Hill, a vantage point 215 meters high for which already grants beautiful views of Guanabara Bay and its islands, Flamengo and Botafogo beaches, Santos Dummont Airport, the Rio-Niterói Bridge, Urca’s neighborhood and Corcovado Mountain. From this stage, a second cable car takes you up to the top. When you get there, you will understand why Rio is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. At 395 meters you’ll enjoy breathtaking views from Copacabana beach, Niterói and the Santa Cruz fortress. Explore Urca and Sugar Loaf hills for about 45 minutes before getting back to the bus. Here you can catch up views of the charming city, see the native rainforest and take your best shots you will ever take. Back down behold Rio’s scenery on your way to have a traditional Barbecue Lunch, All you can eat style. Brazilian Churrascarias (Barbecue places) offer a wide variety of sides and alternative options, in case you decide to stick with a vegetarian option, you will still leave delighted. Lunch is included only if option selected. If selecting an option without lunch, our guide will offer a variety of nearby suggestions that can fit any budget or taste! After lunch we make our way to Maracanã Stadium where we will take a panoramic lap around the stadium and have a short stop so you can appreciate the splendor of the two-time World Cup Finals host. There you will be able to imagine the amount of history that took place since its opening in 1950 when Brazil hosted its first World Cup. From there on to Cosme Velho train station in Laranjeiras neighborhood, from we will catch a 20 minute train ride up Corcovado Mountain through the lush and dense Tijuca rainforest to the towering Christ Redeemer statue. Standing guard over the city of Rio, up to 38m tall (125ft).Looking up you will feel blessed and protected by this beautiful monument of Christ with open arms. now one of the new Seven Wonders of the World! From up there you can see most of the town, all of the south zone and all the way to Niteroi. It is a unique view that will astound you. You will have about 40 minutes to get to know all the sides and views of Corcovado and Its worldwide known Christ Statue. After riding the train back down, guests will make their way back to their hotels while having a chance to hear about Rio’s economy, the two times World Cups were held in Brazil and life in the Favelas. This full day tour will give you all of Rio de Janeiro: Its main attractions, its history, its lifestyle and delicious food. 10 Hours Wheelchair access Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Free Cancellation; Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours prior to departure. Highlights Enjoy a panoramic city tour of downtown Rio, including the Metropolitan Cathedral Ride a cable car to Urca Hill and Sugar Loaf Mountain Ride a train through the lush Tijuca Rainforest and visit the famous Christ Redeemer statue overlooking Rio GPS-Triggered commentary in Portuguese, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin and Russian. Interesting look on the History of Rio de Janeiro and Brazil itself, from its discovery all the way to modern days. Get the insider’s look into Rio’s Lifestyle Quick Stop in the front of Maracanã Stadium Includes Private Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana (South Zone), and some in Barra da Tijuca Professional Tour Guide Panoramic City Tour Internal visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral Cable Car Ticket to Urca Hill and Sugar Loaf Mountain access Lunch - (if option selected) Skip the Line Train Ticket to Corcovado Mountain with Christ Redeemer access Live audio guide – available in 9 different languages Excludes Beverages Optional Gratuities Please Note The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation. Please be aware as we offer different options. There is an option with Lunch included and the other one without Lunch. This tour does not operate on Carnival, Dec 24, 25 & 31 and January 1st. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes Bring a bottle of water Bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat in case it’s hot Barbecue Lunch (Vegetarian options available) - On option with Lunch. If selecting an option without lunch, our guide will offer a variety of nearby suggestions that can fit any budget or taste!

The city of Petropolis is located 60 km away from Rio and has been called the Imperial City since the times of the Emperor Pedro II. Settled by the Germans, Petropolis keeps the memory of Brazilian history alive with its buildings and charming streets. The town's name ("city of Peter") honors Emperor Pedro II, the nation's second monarch and son of Pedro I. The city was the summer residence of the Brazilian Emperors and aristocrats in the 19th century, and was the official capital of the state of Rio de Janeiro between 1894 and 1902. Make your own way through this historical and charming city, nestled among the forested hills of the Serra dos Órgãos, in the valley of the Quitandinha and Piabanha rivers. After Hotel pick ups, the vehicle will take around 80 minutes to reach Petropolis city. Suggestion of route: As soon as you arrive, get a nice perspective outside of Quintandinha Palace. There will be a stop so you can take beautiful pictures of this beautiful building. Then, the tour will begin with a visit to the Imperial Museum, former summer residence of Emperor D. Pedro II, which today still has furniture and objects such as the golden crown, pearls and diamonds worn by D. Pedro I and D. Pedro II. You will also see the beautiful garden in front of the museum, as well as the royal wagon (horse carts) sector. The museum was the Emperor's favorite residence, where he spent the best moments of his life. Its construction in neo classic style was started in 1845, by determination of the monarch. The original project by the German major and engineer Julio Frederico Koeler. The floor of the hall, in Carrara marble and black marble from Belgium, was laid in 1854, and the hardwood floors and frames such as rosewood, cedar, satinwood, rosewood and the vineyard, coming from the various provinces of the Empire. After the visit to the Museum, you will continue to lunch (not included) in a restaurant indicated by the guide. You will have free time to have lunch and walk the streets to learn more about this charming and historic city. Feel free to ask your guide for recommendations. But don't be late: the tour continues to the Gothic Cathedral of St. Peter of Alcantara, where Princess Isabel was buried along with the tombstones of D. Pedro II and his wife. From there, you will continue to 14 Bis Square and tourists will have the opportunity to visit the Santos Dumont House (tickets not included), a picturesque residence built in a steep part of the city, built in 1918. The Museum preserves and diffuses the memory of the father of Brazilian aviation, the engineering genius that revolutionized the world. Then walk into a quiet park and admire the beautiful Crystal Palace, a glass and steel ballroom with chandeliers, all built and imported from France, as a gift to your husband's Princess Isabel. Hear about the exhibitions and royal parties that took place here. Finally, you can choose to visit between Teresa Street or the Bohemia Brewery. Teresa Street is an open-air mall with a wide variety of products, clothes at a very good price. Take your time and buy souvenirs for the whole family. Or if you like to discover local beers, visit Bohemia Beer Factory (tickets not included), the first of its kind in Brazil. The tour is an interactive journey through the history, art and science of brewing. Learn all about beer from ancient times to the present day. Taste Bohemia straight from the source and live the whole experience in a modern, interactive environment. After, return to the vehicle that will take the tourists back to their respective hotels in Rio. 8 Hours Wheelchair access Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Highlights Here are some suggestions: Visit the historical Imperial Museum Behold the unique Crystal Palace Serra dos Órgãos National Park House of Princess Isabel Check out the reliques of Santos Dumont House House of the Baron and Viscount of Mauá Quitandinha Palace Meet the ancient Gothic Cathedral Shopping at the Teresa Street or Visit to the Bohemia Beer Factory Includes Private Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana Private Professional Tour Guide Imperial Museum Entrance Ticket Excludes Food and Beverages Optional Gratuities Please Note The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation. Only tickets for Imperial Museum are included in price. Entrance fees to any other attractions are not inlcuded. Entrance fees to Santos Dumont House: BRL 8,00 Entrance to Bohemia Beer Factory: BRL 39,00 Prices are approximated and subject to change without notice.

Rio nights are electric. Feel the energy in the air… your heart beats faster…music and fun are key ingredients of Rio’s exciting nightlife! This atmosphere is brought to life at Ginga Tropical Carnival Show! After Hotel pick-ups, if you choose show with dinner option, you will arrive at a traditional Barbecue Dinner, all you can eat style. Brazilian Churrascarias (Barbecue places) offer a wide variety of sides and alternative options. In case you decide to stick with a vegetarian option, you will still leave delighted. For those who preferred the show only option, they will be picked up at their hotels and meet the rest and the bus will head to the Show. You will get to know every Brazilian region through dance performance and clothing. Ginga Tropical: Brazilian roots combines diversity and culture with the Northeast, the Amazon, the Pampas with its Folklore, Bahia with their mystical rituals and the Rio de Janeiro with its incomparable bohemian Lapa, their dance halls and their legendary Tricksters. The show takes a rhythmic tour through tupiniquins lands, passing through Parintins Festival, Lambada, Carimbó, Xaxado, Forró, Frevo, Maculelê, Capoeira, Dance of Orixás, Boleadeiras (RS), Bossa Nova, Samba de Gafieira, the worldwide known carnival and much more. This is a breathtaking show with fantastic drummers and beautiful Mulatas dressed in outstanding carnival costumes. When you think that the show is close to the end, you may be surprised with interactive dancers. It’s time to shake your hips, so don’t be shy because the show must go on! After this incredible experience, passengers return to the vehicle which will take them to their respective hotels. Time Varies Wheelchair access Mobile & printed vouchers accepted Free Cancellation; Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours prior to departure. Highlights Have fun at the newest and wonderful show in Rio. Many kinds of Brazilian dance styles Interactive dance Delicious Dinner Includes Private Roundtrip transfer to/from most hotels located in São Conrado, Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon (South Zone) Tickets to the Show Professional Tour Guide Barbecue Dinner (if option selected) Excludes Beverage Optional Gratuities Please Note The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation. Minimum age of 6 years to participate in the Show

  Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of Iguazu Falls, one of the Natural Wonders of the World, on this immersive small-group tour. Begin your adventure on the Argentinian side, where you’ll get up close to the thundering waters at the “Devil’s Throat” and explore the stunning upper and lower circuits. Then, cross back to the Brazilian side to experience the wilder side of the falls, home to vibrant wildlife, including playful coatis and colorful tropical birds. This unforgettable journey combines breathtaking views and incredible encounters with nature.  

Sail through the idyllic islands of Angra dos Reis aboard a comfortable schooner on this unforgettable adventure. Dive into a spectacular natural pool surrounded by crystal-clear, blue-green waters, home to vibrant corals and diverse marine life. Your journey includes a stop at Ilha Grande, the region's largest and most famous island, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and popularity among visitors to Rio de Janeiro. Enjoy a delicious onboard lunch, making this the perfect day to relax, explore, and connect with nature.