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Full Island Tour + Boat Tour Fernando de Noronha: 8 hoursA full-day guided tour of Fernando de Noronha covers six beaches and stops, plus a boat float in Southeast Bay to see turtles and marine life, with an accredited Portuguese-speaking guide and hotel pickup included. The tour runs eight hours and visits Praia do Sancho, the Porto complex with its museum and chapel, Leão Beach, Cacimba do Padre, and Boldró Fort at sunset. Marine National Park entry and snorkeling gear are not included and must be arranged separately.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to cover most of the island in one day without renting a car or navigating local transport—the guide handles the route and timing, and pickup from your hotel means you start and end without logistics.
ATV riding at Cumbuco Beach: Buggy dunes and lagoonsA full-day trip to Cumbuco Beach includes hotel pickup, a 2-hour optional buggy ride across white sand dunes, and access to a beachfront resort with swimming pools, water park for children, and seafood restaurant. The buggy ride is the centerpiece—steep terrain and freshwater lagoons make it the most famous in Ceará—but the day also holds swimming, raft rides and leisure time at the beach facility.Is it for me?Pick this if you're hotel-based without a car—the included pickup gets you there, and you decide on-site whether to ride the dunes or stick with the pools and restaurant.
Fernando de Noronha: Ilha Tour by 4x4 with Snorkeling & Main BeachesYou’ll ride across Fernando de Noronha by 4x4 with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect stops for snorkeling at Praia do Porto, sweeping views from Sancho and Boldró viewpoints, plus time to wander iconic beaches like Baía dos Porcos and Cacimba do Padre. It’s full-on but never rushed — just enough time for sand between your toes and maybe a little sunburn.
Salvador: Brazilian Cooking Class & Caipirinha DrinksYou’ll cook classic Bahia dishes in a Salvador home kitchen, from pão de queijo to moqueca stew, guided by a local host who shares family recipes and stories. Mix your own caipirinha (with as much cachaça as you dare), taste brigadeiros you made yourself, and end with regional coffee. It’s hands-on, relaxed, sometimes messy — exactly how good food should feel.
João Pessoa city tour: Baroque churches and Ponta do SeixasA full-day city tour of João Pessoa, Brazil's third-oldest capital, with a Portuguese-speaking guide and air-conditioned transport. The route covers the São Francisco Museum and Church (a baroque landmark from the 1700s listed by Brazil's national heritage institute), João Pessoa Square, Solon de Lucena Park, and the Cabo Branco lighthouse overlooking Ponta do Seixas—the easternmost point of the Americas. Lunch is at Jacaré beach, where you can book an optional sunset boat ride. Pickup is included; entrance fees to the museum and church are separate.Is it for me?Choose this if you want two guides leading you through baroque churches and ending at Ponta do Seixas (the Americas' easternmost point) in one full day, with a midday break at Jacaré beach where you can explore the handicraft market and optionally add a sunset boat ride.
João Pessoa: Areia Vermelha Island Catamaran & Beach TransferYou get picked up from your hotel, taken to Camboinha Beach, and boarded onto a catamaran that carries you 1.5 kilometers offshore to Areia Vermelha Island. At low tide, red sand banks and natural reef pools appear; you swim and wade in warm, shallow water. The boat includes a restroom and air conditioning, and the return journey ends with more beach time before the driver takes you back. The trip works because the timing is set by the tide, not by a tour operator's schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a place that only exists for a few hours a day without arranging your own boat or timing — the catamaran and the tide do the planning, and the hotel pickup means you're not figuring out how to get to the beach yourself.
Recife to Porto de Galinhas: Private Transfer & Airport PickupYou get picked up at Recife airport or your hotel with a named driver holding a sign, then driven fifty minutes to Porto de Galinhas in a cold, new car. The price is fixed before you land, and the driver handles the route so you do not have to think about it. Specialized seats for children and wheelchair access are available if you need them.Is it for me?A good fit if you land in Recife without a rental car and want to reach Porto de Galinhas without arranging a taxi or negotiating a price at the curb. The fixed cost and named driver mean you know exactly what to expect, which is what makes the fifty-minute drive feel like part of your arrival instead of a problem to solve.
Salvador Walking Tour: Pelourinho Historic Center Local GuideA walking tour of Salvador's historic center led by a certified local guide, covering the cobblestone streets of Pelourinho, the São Francisco Church and Convent, the Lacerda Elevator, Mercado Modelo, and Cidade Alta. The tour runs about 100 minutes and includes stops at over 365 churches in the city, the fallen cross monument, and the squares where capoeira dancers and Bahian women in traditional dress gather. Available in English or Spanish; minimum age 18.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guide who connects each colonial building to Salvador's living culture—the walk becomes a narrative rather than a self-guided read-through of streets.
Lagoinha Beach Day Trip from Fortaleza & DunesYou're driven west from Fortaleza in an air-conditioned van to a half-moon bay with turquoise water, yellow dunes, and fresh-water lagoons running through the sand. A stop at Caçoeira Restaurant gives you a place to eat and rest, then the afternoon is yours on the beach and in the reef. Transport and timing are handled; you just show up and get in the van.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full beach day west of Fortaleza without figuring out minibuses or timing — the van pickup and return handle the logistics, leaving you free to spend the afternoon in the water and on the dunes.
South Coast 4x4 Tour: Pirangi Cashew Tree, Lagoons & SunsetA full-day 4x4 tour of the south coast visits five main stops — Barreira do Inferno, the world's largest cashew tree at Pirangi, a dolphin viewpoint, Camurupim beach with natural pools, and two lagoons — ending with sunset over the dunes. The vehicle holds up to six passengers and runs as a private tour or shared group; an accredited guide in Portuguese leads the day, and an air-conditioned 4x4 handles the sand and rough terrain. Lunch is not included, but restaurants operate at some stops.Is it for me?The ten-hour commitment means you leave the morning and most of the afternoon to this tour alone — no time to fit a second activity into the same day, but enough time to see five distinct stops and swim twice without rushing. Book this if you want the south coast in one loop rather than piecing it together across multiple days.
Salvador: Historic City Tour with Pelourinho & Barra LighthouseYou’ll wander Salvador’s historic streets with a local guide—from Barra Lighthouse by the sea to vibrant Pelourinho’s steep lanes and São Francisco Church’s golden interior. Expect laughter with locals, moments of quiet awe inside centuries-old walls, and glimpses of Salvador’s living culture around every corner.
Saint Michael of the Miracles: Private Alagoas Day TripYou’ll feel like you’ve slipped into another rhythm on this private day trip to Saint Michael of the Miracles from Maceió. Taste fresh tapioca roadside, wander slow village streets by the sea, share laughs with your local guide, and savor a simple lunch that sticks with you long after you leave. Let yourself drift for a while.
Fortaleza: Historic Center & Theater Walking TourYou walk the historic center with a guide who knows the stories behind the streets, visit the José de Alencar Theater on scheduled days, browse the Central Market for regional goods, and end on the shore at Iracema Beach. Transport, guide and air-conditioned vehicle are included; lunch and theater entry are separate. Plan for a full day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Fortaleza's history and culture without arranging your own transport or timing between stops — the guide handles the pace and the connections, which is what lets you absorb the city instead of managing logistics.
Fortaleza to Jericoacoara: Private 4x4 Transfer 320kmYou get a private 4x4 transfer from Fortaleza to Jericoacoara covering 320 kilometers in about 4.5 hours on the CE 085 highway. The driver and maintained vehicle handle the route while you rest or watch the landscape change. Pickup is on your schedule, insurance and transport licenses are included, and the vehicle accommodates up to four passengers with luggage.Is it for me?Choose this if you're traveling with a small group and want to skip the hassle of renting a car or negotiating shared transport — the fixed price and private vehicle mean you leave when you're ready and arrive without detours.
Fernando de Noronha: Hawaiian Canoe Paddle & Swim TourYou’ll paddle along Noronha’s wild coast in a Hawaiian canoe with an islander guide, stopping to swim at beaches like Dog Beach and Conception. Snorkel in clear water, laugh over GoPro photos (which you get for free), and soak up the quiet moments between strokes. It’s less about speed—more about feeling part of this place.
Maceió: Praia do Gunga Beach & Lagoa do Roteiro Sloop BoatYou get picked up from your hotel, travel by traditional sloop across Lagoa do Roteiro to Praia do Gunga, and spend the day at a beachfront restaurant with direct access to the water. Lunch is included and à la carte; an optional coral reef speedboat tour can be arranged on arrival. The guide and air-conditioned transport handle all the moving parts, so you only decide when to swim and when to eat.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a beach day without arranging your own transport, boat access, or restaurant reservations — the sloop crossing and beachfront setting are what make a simple swim turn into something you remember.
Jericoacoara Private Tour with Local Guide & PhotographerYou’ll meet your guide right at Jericoacoara’s famous leaning tree before heading out to see the region’s most talked-about sights. With private transportation and a local photographer along for candid moments, you’ll get both stories and snapshots to remember — plus those little details only someone from here would know. It’s an easygoing day you’ll remember long after you’ve left the sand behind.
Private City Tour in Salvador: Barra Fortress & PelourinhoA private city tour in Salvador covers the Barra Fortress, Pelourinho and the colonial neighborhoods of Cidade Alta over four hours, with hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle included. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or another language you choose at booking. You walk the cobbled streets of the old city, visit the São Francisco Church and its Portuguese tile collection, ride the Lacerda Elevator between the upper and lower city, and stop at Mercado Modelo for shopping. The tour is private, so the pace and stops are yours to shape.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you arrive with a free afternoon and want to see Salvador's main sites without renting a car or figuring out which neighborhoods to visit—the private format means the guide can linger where you are most interested and skip what does not appeal to you.
Jericoacoara West Coast: Dunes, Mangroves & Lagoa GrandeYou're picked up in the morning and driven to Praia do Guriú, then ferried across the Guriú River into the mangroves where seahorses live (optional boat ride). A 4x4 takes you 10km through the Camocim Dunes to Lagoa Grande, where you can add zip line or skibunda for an extra fee. Park entry and transport are included; the whole day runs half a day, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the west coast and dunes in one morning without arranging your own transport or park tickets — the fixed pickup and included entry mean you just show up ready to go.
Salvador Airport to Litoral Norte Hotel TransferYou're met at arrivals with a sign bearing your name and driven directly to your Litoral Norte hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle. The driver has completed defensive training, the company is regulated by Brazil's Ministry of Tourism, and the price is fixed before you arrive — no negotiation at the curb. Shared rides keep costs down; private adapted vehicles are available on request for automatic wheelchairs.Is it for me?Best for travelers arriving at Salvador Airport who want a fixed price and no taxi negotiation — the meet-and-greet system and shared-ride model remove the uncertainty of ground transport and keep costs lower than a private car.
