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Nugali Chocolates Factory Tour & Tasting in South BrazilYou walk through a working cocoa greenhouse, follow chocolate from roasted beans through conching, tempering and packaging on the factory floor, and taste multiple award-winning flavors at the end. The tour takes a couple of hours, runs daily from 9am to 6pm, and is fully wheelchair accessible. Book the morning session if you want to see the production lines running at full speed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how chocolate actually gets made and taste the product fresh from the factory floor, without arranging transport or paying separately for samples — the tour bundles the whole process into one morning visit.
Pomerode Dinosaur Park: Family Adventures & Dino WorldYou walk into a dinosaur-themed park in Pomerode where attractions, games, and learning happen together across accessible grounds. Your day includes entry to all attractions, access to the cafeteria and family facilities, and the chance to move at your own pace without separate tickets or hidden costs. It's designed so adults and kids both stay engaged, which is what makes the difference between a trip and a memory.Is it for me?Book this if you want a place where both you and your kids stay engaged without managing separate activities or paying extra for different zones — the dinosaur park in Pomerode is built around families playing together, which is what makes a few hours here feel different from the usual outing.
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.
Blumenau Mozart Crystal Factory Tour: Glassblowing & LapidationA guided factory tour in Blumenau takes you through the complete crystal-making process at Mozart, a family-owned manufacturer operating since 1952. You walk the production floor to watch glassblowing, cutting and polishing, visit the museum, and leave with a personalized crystal cup. The tour runs weekday mornings when the casting process is active; weekend visits skip the blowing stage but include the same factory and museum access.Is it for me?Book the weekday morning departure (9am to 1pm) if you want to watch the glassblowing process live — that is when the furnaces are active and the casting happens. The afternoon slot (1:30pm to 4:30pm) and weekend visits show the same cutting and polishing work plus the museum, but skip the blowing stage because the furnaces close at 1pm.
Florianopolis: Island Bus Tour with Beaches & Historic StopsYou’ll feel Florianopolis come alive as you cross Hercilio Luz Bridge by open-top bus, stroll Joaquina Beach’s wild sands, taste local snacks in bustling markets, and hear stories from your guide. From historic squares to quiet mangroves, every stop brings new flavors—and maybe even a laugh or two along the way.
Gramado: Escape Room Diamond Heist, 60 MinutesYou and your group enter a locked room with one objective: steal a diamond before the alarm resets in sixty minutes. The staff briefs you on the rules, then leaves you to solve the puzzles and find your way out. Most teams fail, which is why the thirty-five percent who succeed actually remember it. Book exclusive access for seventy reais extra if you want no other players in the room.Is it for me?Right for groups of friends, couples, or families who want a challenge that doesn't rely on luck — the puzzle is solvable, but you have to work together and think under pressure. The fifteen-minute briefing upfront means you're not confused once the clock starts.
Iguazu Falls Both Sides: Brazil & Argentina Day TripYou visit both the Argentine and Brazilian sides of Iguazu Falls in one full day, crossing the border twice with a professional guide. The Argentine side includes a train ride, the Upper Circuit with six viewpoints, and Devil's Throat — a 2,080-meter boardwalk to the largest waterfall. The Brazilian side offers a gentler walk with a panoramic view of the entire falls system. Roundtrip hotel pickup is included, and the whole experience takes 10–12 hours.Is it for me?This tour works if you want to see Iguazu Falls from both countries in one day without arranging transport, border crossings, or park tickets yourself — the fixed itinerary and guide handle all three, which is what makes a full two-country experience fit into a single departure.
Bombinhas Beaches: Safari Tour with Overland Vehicle & Local GuideYou’ll ride through Bombinhas’ best beaches in an open safari-style vehicle with a local guide who knows every cove and story. Taste street snacks at Bombas, sink your feet into Mariscal’s cool sand, and pause above Morro do Mariscal for a view you won’t forget. Expect laughter, music drifting from speakers, and small moments that linger long after you’ve left.
Matria Park: 30 Themed Gardens & Boat Trip Entry TicketYou’ll wander thirty themed gardens at Matria Park near Gramado—sometimes in sunshine, sometimes wrapped in a raincoat as scents shift around you. A gentle boat trip is included, and local guides share stories that stick with you longer than expected. Let yourself get a little lost; there’s always another path waiting.
Iguassu Falls: Both Sides Day Trip with Small Group & GuideYou’ll feel the spray on your skin from Brazil’s walkways, cross smoothly into Argentina with your guide handling border checks, ride the park train to Devil’s Throat, and share laughs over lunch near the trails. It’s more than sightseeing — it gets under your skin.
Foz do Iguaçu: Canoeing & Waterfall Trek with Local GuidesYou’ll hike through lush Atlantic Forest trails near Foz do Iguaçu with a local guide, paddle calm stretches of river by canoe, and swim beneath two wild waterfalls. Expect muddy shoes, laughter echoing off the water, and small moments that feel bigger than any photo could show.
Iguassu Falls: Private Day Tour Both Sides with Border HelpYou’ll feel the power of Iguassu Falls from both Brazil and Argentina in one day, with a private guide who handles all border details and shares local stories along jungle trails. Expect misty walkways, panoramic views, and easy hotel pickup—plus moments that stay with you long after you leave.
Foz do Iguaçu: Secret Waterfall Hike & Natural Pools MorningYou hike two trails in the Foz do Iguaçu forest, swimming in five natural waterfalls with your guide explaining the region's history and ecology along the way. Safety gear, water, and all photos are included. The morning timing means you finish by early afternoon, and the easy-to-moderate pace works for most fitness levels.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Foz do Iguaçu who want to swim in waterfalls without arranging transport or guides themselves. The morning timing means you're back by early afternoon, and the easy-to-moderate pace works whether you're fit or just want to move through nature at a steady walk.
Astronomy night sky observation in Cambara do Sul: Countless starsAn astronomy night sky observation activity in Cambara do Sul, South Brazil, where you spend four hours watching planets, constellations, meteors and galaxies from a location with minimal light pollution. A professional guide trained in astronomy leads the session; the experience includes a digital photograph of your group framed against the stars, taken with professional-grade equipment. The activity runs from 4:30 p.m. in winter or 6 p.m. in summer, depends on moon phase (roughly half the month has too much lunar light), and is limited to groups of 8 to 12 people, minimum age 16.Is it for me?Book this if you're coming from a city and want the guide to handle timing, equipment setup, and photography instruction so you can focus entirely on the sky.
Panoramic Helicopter Flight over Iguaçu FallsA panoramic helicopter flight over Iguaçu Falls in Foz do Iguaçu gives you a 10-minute aerial view of the falls, the national park and the surrounding region from a vantage point no ground tour can match. The flight requires a minimum of 4 passengers to depart, and children from age 4 are welcome; muffler protection is available if you prefer it.Is it for me?Ground-based falls tours show you the water from the boardwalks and overlooks; this flight shows you the scale and the entire landscape at once from above, which is the only way to see how the falls connect to the park and the region around it.
Bento Gonçalves: Vineyard Lunch & Cristofoli Family Wine PairingYou’ll share a slow vineyard lunch in Bento Gonçalves with Cristofoli family recipes and stories at your table. Each course pairs with their own wines or sparkling wines—plus fresh bread, homemade desserts, and time to take in vineyard views. It’s relaxed, welcoming, and leaves you feeling like part of the family for an afternoon.
Iguazu Falls: Argentine Side Full Trails & Devil's ThroatYou’ll walk every Iguazu Falls trail with a local guide — spotting birds and curious coatis as you go — then ride the forest train to Devil’s Throat for that jaw-dropping moment above the thundering drop. Expect wet shoes, laughter, and more photo stops than you can count.
Florianópolis: Rio Cubatão Rafting Adventure & Local GuideYou’ll feel your pulse jump as you paddle through Rio Cubatão’s rapids with a local guide leading the way. Expect laughter, splashes, teamwork (sometimes clumsy!), plus moments when nature just hushes everything else out. Safety gear is included so you can focus on the ride — and maybe surprise yourself along the way.
Curitiba: Antonina & Morretes Train Ride with LunchYou travel from Curitiba to the historic port town of Antonina, then to Morretes for a typical regional lunch of barreado overlooking the river, with free time to explore colonial streets and local shops. In the afternoon, you board a tourist-class train that climbs Serra do Mar through Atlantic Forest for four hours, passing tunnels and bridges built in the 1880s, arriving back in Curitiba by evening. The guide and driver speak Portuguese only, and the train may run late or cancel due to technical issues.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a full day outside Curitiba without arranging transport, meals and train tickets separately, and who are comfortable with a Portuguese-only guide and the possibility that the train may run late or be cancelled for technical reasons.
Wine Tasting at Casa Seganfredo, Gramado: Sparkling & RedA guided wine tasting tour at Casa Seganfredo, a family winery in the Gramado mountains, where a sommelier walks you through sparkling and red wine production, the fermentation process, and cellar storage before a seated tasting with three cheeses. The tour runs 1 to 1.5 hours and guides speak English, Portuguese, or French; minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Choose between two tasting options at checkout—Tasting I or Tasting II—depending on which wines and depth of experience you prefer. The fixed 1 to 1.5 hour duration means the tour fits into an afternoon without competing with other plans, and the sommelier's guidance on technique and pairing turns the tasting into something you understand rather than just consume.
