Canela Jolimont Winery Tour & Tasting with Local FlavorsYou’ll step right into the daily rhythm of Jolimont Winery in Canela — walking cool cellars with your guide, sampling eight wines and house beer paired with local cheesecake, and hearing stories you won’t find on signs. It’s relaxed but personal, with small surprises (like taking home your own glass) that stick with you long after you leave.
Canela & Gramado: Maria Fumaça Train, Wine Tasting & Italian ParkYou board the Maria Fumaça steam train in the morning with live music and wine tasting, then move through three wine towns—Bento Gonçalves, Garibaldi, Carlos Barbosa—watching the Serra Gaúcha landscape unfold. The Italian Epopeia show tells the immigrant story that shaped the region, Aurora Vinícola offers a tasting at Brazil's largest winery, and Fetina de Formaggio pairs local cheese with regional wine. Lunch is at a restaurant in the Valley of Vinhedos, included. All transport from Gramado and back is covered, so you step out of the vehicle and into the experience.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand Serra Gaúcha's wine culture and Italian heritage without arranging transport between towns—the full day structure and included vehicle let you move through three wine regions and two major attractions without navigating yourself. Plan for a full day out from Gramado, which is what makes visiting multiple towns and tasting at two different stops possible.
Serra Gaúcha: Quadricycle Off Road Tour with Guide & SafetyYou’ll ride a quadricycle through Serra Gaúcha’s hills with a local guide leading the way — pausing at viewpoints like Morro Pelado for stories and photos. Expect muddy trails, real laughter, safety gear included, and plenty of moments where you forget you’re following a route at all.
Serra Gaúcha: Quadricycle Morro Pelado Tour & Exclusive TrailsYou’ll feel the rush of Serra Gaúcha air as you ride your own quadricycle up to Morro Pelado with a local guide leading the way. Expect hands-on instruction, real conversation (and maybe some laughs), plus stops for photos and stories above wide green valleys. The helmet and goggles are included — all you need is curiosity and maybe a little courage.
