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Fortaleza: 3 Beaches & Morro Branco Buggy TourYou leave Fortaleza at 7am and spend the day at three separate beaches: Morro Branco with its striped sand cliffs (buggy ride optional), Praia das Fontes with its sand maze, and Canoa Quebrada with beach tent facilities. A local guide walks the cliff monument with you, and air-conditioned transport handles all the driving between stops. You return to your hotel in the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Northeast's most famous beaches and colored cliffs in a single day without arranging your own transport or timing between stops — the early 7am start is what makes three distinct beaches fit into one afternoon.
Natal North Coast: Buggy Tour, Dunes & Lagoons AdventureYou’ll race across Natal’s dunes on a classic buggy tour with a local driver, pausing for fresh ginga com tapioca at Redinha beach and swims in Pitangui Lagoon. Cross rivers by ferry, watch daredevils at Jacumã Lagoon, and finish with lunch right on Porto Mirim beach — all with sun in your hair and sand between your toes.
4x4 Tour South Coast Natal: Beaches, Lagoons & DunesA 4x4 tour along the south coast of Natal covers beaches, lagoons and dunes in a single day, with a guide leading the route and hotel pickup included. The itinerary runs from Barreira do Inferno Launch Center through Pirangi Beach (home to the World's Largest Cashew Tree), Camurupim Beach where Pedra Oca cave opens at low tide, a swim in Arituba lagoon, and ends at the cliffs of Praia do Amor near Pipa. The tour passes Dolphins Bay, ranked among Brazil's ten most beautiful beaches, and crosses a six-kilometer stretch of deserted beach to where the Guarairas lagoon meets the sea.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover the south coast's beaches, lagoons and dunes in one day with a guide who times stops around tides and terrain—you'll travel by 4x4 with other passengers following a set route.
ATV Riding Natal: Dunes, Lagoons & GenipabuA 7-hour buggy ride through Natal's North Coast takes you from your hotel through beaches and dunes to Genipabu, across a ferry to Pitangui Lagoon for a 40-minute stop, and on to Jacumã Beach. The buggy holds up to 4 people; if you book with fewer passengers, you'll share the vehicle with others. A Portuguese-speaking guide is included, along with hotel pickup and the buggy itself; food, drinks and optional activities like zip line cost extra.Is it for me?At 7 hours, this ride fills most of a day but leaves room for breakfast before pickup or a late lunch after return. If you're sharing the buggy, you'll ride with other passengers; booking a private vehicle for four keeps the group to yourself and locks in the ferry cost at R$120 instead of per-person charges.
Natal Arena das Dunas: Stadium Tour & VIP Access TicketYou’ll step inside Natal’s Arena das Dunas with a local guide, exploring player-only areas like locker rooms and warm-up tunnels. Stand pitchside where World Cup legends once waited and peek into VIP boxes usually closed to fans. Feel what it’s like behind-the-scenes — and maybe carry that energy home with you.
Fortaleza: 3 Beaches Day Trip & Colored CliffsYou visit Morro Branco's eroded colored-sand cliffs 85 km from Fortaleza, take a short stop at Praia das Fontes, then spend the afternoon at Canoa Quebrada with time for lunch and swimming. Transport, guide, and air conditioning are included; you just show up and follow the route.Is it for me?Right for anyone with a day in Fortaleza who wants to see multiple beaches without renting a car or figuring out the route — the guide and vehicle handle both, so you just move between three stops.
Pipa Beach & Chapadão: Full Day from Natal with PickupYou leave your hotel in the morning and spend the day moving between three beaches—swimming at Madeiro, eating lunch with a view at Chapadão, and exploring the village of Pipa on foot. Hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, and an air-conditioned vehicle are included, so you only need to show up ready to walk and swim. The whole day takes 10+ hours, and you'll need moderate fitness for the cliff stairs.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Pipa's main beaches and the village in one day without arranging your own transport or timing—the fixed schedule and included pickup mean you only show up ready to walk and swim, and the guide handles the rest.
Snorkeling in Natal: Parrachos de Maracajaú with guideSnorkel the Parrachos de Maracajaú reef from Natal with a Portuguese-speaking guide, transport and equipment included. The day starts 60 km south at Maracajaú Beach, where a support facility offers pools and bathrooms before a 10–15 minute speedboat ride to the floating platform anchored over the reef. You spend 1 hour 45 minutes in the water observing marine life, then return to the beach for lunch and rest. Scuba diving with a cylinder and quad bike rides in the dunes are optional add-ons.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Natal with a free afternoon or a morning to spare—the 8-hour day fits a single block of time, and the guide handles the route, timing and reef access so you only show up and get in the water. Scuba diving and quad bikes are optional add-ons if you want to extend the adventure.
Fortaleza to Jericoacoara: 4x4 Transfer & Park EntryYou get picked up at your Fortaleza hotel, travel 100 kilometers by air-conditioned bus with one comfort stop, then transfer to a 4x4 for the final dune crossing into Jericoacoara village. Park entry and a local guide are included. Total time door-to-door is around 5.5 hours, with arrival by early afternoon.Is it for me?Choose this if you're staying on Fortaleza's beach and want to reach Jericoacoara without renting a car or arranging multiple rides—the fixed schedule and included park entry mean you arrive ready to explore instead of spending the afternoon on logistics.
Pipa Beach Day Trip from Natal: Lagoa de Guaraíras & Praia do AmorYou’ll wander along wild cliffs at Lagoa de Guaraíras, pause for photos over Praia do Amor’s heart-shaped bay, then spend hours swimming or relaxing on Pipa Beach’s soft sand. Enjoy lunch by the sea and maybe try a boat ride if you feel like it — or just soak up that easygoing vibe that lingers long after you leave.
Fortaleza: 3 Beaches in 1 Day Tour & Canoa QuebradaYou visit three distinct beaches in a single day without arranging transport or timing yourself — the van picks you up, moves you through Morro Branco's cliff labyrinths and Praia das Fontes' freshwater springs, then leaves you free time in Canoa Quebrada's fishing village before returning to Fortaleza by evening. Lunch and beach access are on you, but the route and the driving are handled.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see multiple beaches in one day without renting a car or figuring out the route yourself — the fixed schedule and included transport are what make three stops possible in a single afternoon.
Jericoacoara Day Trip from Fortaleza: Lagoa do Paraíso & Pedra FuradaYou’ll start before sunrise from Fortaleza and spend a full day exploring Jericoacoara: swimming in Lagoa do Paraíso, walking to Pedra Furada, tasting local food, and watching sunset from the sand. Expect laughter with your group and small surprises along the way — this isn’t just a tour; it feels like a real adventure across Ceará’s wild coast.
Genipabu beach tour from Natal: Buggy and camel ridesA full-day tour from Natal to Genipabu, one of Brazil's most famous beaches, includes hotel pickup, transport by air-conditioned bus and a guide in Spanish or Portuguese. The tour stops at Natal Aquarium (optional), then moves to Genipabu where buggy rides across the dunes and camel rides through lagoons are available as optional add-ons. The beach itself has calm, warm waters and stretches of sand for swimming and rest.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the dunes and the beach without arranging transport or a guide yourself—the pickup, the vehicle and the guide's knowledge of where to go are what free up your day to choose between the rides, the water or just the sand.
Natal: Maracajaú Reef Diving & Catamaran from HotelYou're picked up from your hotel, driven to Maracajaú Beach 65km north, and spend the day on a catamaran diving or snorkeling the Parrot Reef. Snorkeling gear, boat, lunch and return transfer are included. Departure times shift with the tide table, so confirm your pickup time the day before.Is it for me?Book this if you want to dive or snorkel a working reef without arranging transport, equipment rental or timing yourself — the catamaran and gear are already factored in, and the tide schedule is what keeps the reef healthy and the groups small.
City tour Natal with Camurupim Beach: 7 hoursA seven to eight hour city tour of Natal departing from Ponta Negra Beach, covering Via Costeira, the Fort of the Magi, Newton Navarro Bridge, the historic center, Arena das Dunas stadium, and ending at Camurupim Beach with lunch included. A Portuguese-speaking guide leads the route; air-conditioned transport and hotel pickup are included.Is it for me?At seven to eight hours, the tour fills most of a day but leaves room for an early breakfast or a late dinner elsewhere; if you're in Natal for only a partial day or need flexibility for other plans, a shorter beach visit might suit you better.
Fernando de Noronha: 4x4 Island Tour & Sunset with SwimmingYou spend a full day in a 4x4 truck with a local guide who knows the island's stories and timing. You swim and snorkel at one of the main beaches, visit historic sites and lookouts that frame the archipelago's shape, and watch the sunset from Forte do Boldró. The fixed route covers most of what Fernando de Noronha has to show, which is what makes it a smart first-day choice when you're new to the island.Is it for me?Book this if you're new to Fernando de Noronha and want to see most of the island in one day without arranging your own transport, timing stops or deciding which beaches matter—the fixed route and local guide handle all three, which is what makes a full survey of the archipelago possible in a single outing.
Costa do Conde: Coqueirinho, Tambaba & Tabatinga Beach Day TripYou’ll ride south from João Pessoa with a local guide to swim at three Costa do Conde beaches: soft-sanded Coqueirinho, unique Tambaba (naturist optional), and Tabatinga where river meets sea. Expect warm water, friendly locals selling snacks, time for a clay bath under cliffs—and moments that might surprise you.
Snorkeling in Perobas: Parrachos reefs from NatalSnorkel the parrachos reefs off Perobas beach, north of Natal, aboard a speedboat that carries you 5 km from shore to transparent waters where artisanal fishing still happens. The tour includes an optional ecological boat trip through the mangrove ecosystem near Cunhuacu, lunch at a local seafood restaurant, a Portuguese-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport from Natal, and passenger insurance. The day runs 8 hours total.Is it for me?The speedboat ride and the snorkeling both happen in the same half-day, so you're in the water and back on shore without a long travel buffer—book this if you want the reef without spending most of the day in transit.
Canoa Quebrada full day tour from Fortaleza: Beach and dunesThis full-day tour departs Fortaleza in the morning and reaches Canoa Quebrada, a rustic beach village 167 km north, by mid-morning, leaving the afternoon and early evening free to explore the beach, the clifftop "broadway" street lined with bars and restaurants, and the seafood beach huts. Hotel pickup is included and a Portuguese-speaking guide travels with the group. Buggy rides through the dunes and traditional raft sailing are available as optional add-ons at the destination.Is it for me?Most full-day beach tours from Fortaleza pack multiple stops into the afternoon and rush you back to the city. This one trades the checklist for real time: you reach Canoa Quebrada by mid-morning and have the rest of the day to eat, swim, walk and sit without watching the clock, which is what makes a remote beach worth the drive.
Maracajaú Beach Natal: Snorkel Reef Tour & SpeedboatYou get picked up from your Natal hotel, driven 70 kilometers to Maracajaú Beach, then taken by speedboat to a floating platform anchored above the Parrachos Reef. Snorkel or dive in 3-meter-deep water among colorful corals and reef fish, with instructors on hand for first-timers. The boat returns you to the beach and your hotel by evening. No separate bookings needed—transport, guide, and reef access are all arranged.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel a major reef without arranging your own transport, boat rental, or reef entry—the fixed itinerary and included guide remove the logistics, leaving you to focus on the water.
