Santos City Tour: Mount Serrat, Coffee Museum & Beaches
A full day through Santos without piecing together five separate bookings
A 7-hour shared group tour of Santos with a bilingual guide, starting at the seaport and covering Porchat Island, the Zoobotanic Park, Mount Serrat, the Pelé Museum, the Sanctuary of St. Anthony of Valongo, and the Coffee Museum. All attraction tickets, transport and guide are included. You choose where to eat lunch. The guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese, and children from age 1 are welcome.
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Step-by-step itinerary
- Our Lady of Mount Serrat Fort1h · entry included
- Coffee Museum40m · entry included
Explore Santos city and attractions
- Meet guide at Santos Seaport
- Visit Porchat Island viewpoint
- Walk through Zoobotanic Park
- Enjoy lunch break (not included)
- Ride tram to Mount Serrat viewpoint
- Visit Pelé Museum
- See Sanctuary of St. Anthony of Valongo
- Tour Coffee Museum and coffee shop
- Return to meeting point
The experience
The tour starts at Santos Seaport, where you meet your bilingual guide and climb into a fully-equipped vehicle for the day. From there you drive through the restored historic center and along the 8-kilometer beach strip: the largest beach garden in the world at 5,335 meters, planted with flowers and trees. The guide shares the city's history as you move through it: the port that moves a huge portion of Brazil's GDP, the colonial settlements, the landmarks that shaped the place.
Your first stop is Porchat Island, where you climb to Niemeyer's monument at the hilltop and look out over the shoreline, the city of São Vicente across the water, ships on the horizon, and paragliders in the air. Next is the Zoobotanic Park, a walk through nearly 500 animals of 70 species living semi-free (agouti, tortoises, peacocks) plus a sensory garden and an indoor bird nursery where birds land close enough to touch. The park holds about 1,500 trees and shrubs, many of them tropical specimens from around the world. You'll have an hour for lunch at an all-you-can-eat buffet (not included in the tour price) before heading to Mount Serrat.
At Mount Serrat, you ride a cable car up the peak to a former casino that now serves as a panoramic viewpoint. From the top you see the port, the urban sprawl of Santos, the Bertioga Canal, and the islands beyond. At the summit stands a 17th-century chapel, the Chapel of Our Lady of Monte Serrat, built in 1603 and the patron saint shrine of the city. After Mount Serrat, the tour includes a quick visit to the Pelé Museum (a five-story building with his World Cup trophies, match footage, and a timeline of his life), and the Sanctuary of St. Anthony of Valongo, a 1640 church with rich, colorful decorations. The final stop is the Coffee Museum, an eclectic-style building from 1922 with marble and Bohemian crystal chandeliers, where you learn about coffee's role in Brazil's economy and can taste different roasts ground fresh at the café.
What’s included
- Transport by fully-equipped vehicle.
- a licensed bilingual guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
- entry tickets to the Zoobotanic Park, Mount Serrat cable car, Pelé Museum, Sanctuary of St. Anthony of Valongo, and Coffee Museum.
- and all taxes, handling charges and parking fees.
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Is this one for you?Book this tour if you're traveling with a small group or family and want to see the main sights of Santos without coordinating separate bookings for each stop: the guide, transport and all tickets are arranged, and you move through the day on a fixed schedule that fits everything in.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (4 to 9 years); Infant (1 to 3 years): free.
What's the Zoobotanic Park like, and how much time do you spend there?
The Zoobotanic Park is a walk through nearly 500 animals of 70 species, many living semi-free in an urban tropical forest setting. You'll see agouti, tortoises, saracuras and peacocks, plus a sensory garden and an indoor bird nursery where birds come very close to visitors. The park has about 1,500 trees and shrubs. The tour includes time to explore it as part of the full day's itinerary.
Does the tour include lunch?
Lunch is not included in the tour price. You'll have an hour to eat at an all-you-can-eat buffet with seafood, barbecue and traditional Brazilian dishes, and you pay separately for your meal.
Is the Cable Car ride up Mount Serrat included?
Yes, the cable car ride up Mount Serrat is included. The funicular system connects the hilltop to the city center and departs every half hour. From the top you see the port, the urban part of Santos, the Bertioga Canal and the surrounding islands.
Are all the museum and attraction tickets included?
All attraction tickets are included in the tour price: entry to the Zoobotanic Park, the cable car at Mount Serrat, the Pelé Museum, the Sanctuary of St. Anthony of Valongo, and the Coffee Museum.
Santos City Tour: Mount Serrat, Coffee Museum & Beaches
7h · EN · ES · PT
from US$ 89 per person
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