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São Paulo Downtown Bike Tour: Liberdade, Paulista & MASPYou’ll ride through São Paulo’s downtown with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste real Brazilian coffee and pão de queijo before cycling past Paulista Avenue’s art scene, Liberdade’s lanterns, and historic squares full of life. Expect moments that stick with you long after you’ve left your bike behind.
Rio: Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps & Santa Teresa TourYou’ll ride through Rio’s Tijuca Forest to reach Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain, then wind past Santa Teresa’s hillside streets before exploring Lapa’s lively corners. End at the vibrant Selarón Steps where every tile tells a story—and maybe find your own moment among them.
Paraty Bay: Schooner Tour with Swim Stops & LunchYou’ll sail across Paraty Bay on a classic schooner with stops for swimming and snorkeling at four islands or beaches. Enjoy a traditional Brazilian lunch on board, taste fresh tropical fruits, sip coffee as you return, and share laughs with locals—all with gear included for your day out on the water.
Rio Carnival Backstage Tour: Grande Rio Samba Factory & Dance ClassYou'll walk through the Grande Rio factory where carnival floats and costumes are built, see the construction process up close, dress in an authentic parade costume, learn samba steps from a professional dancer, and drink a welcome caipirinha. The whole experience happens in one afternoon without you having to arrange entry, timing, or a guide—just show up at Cidade do Samba and the carnival backstage opens.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how Rio's carnival actually gets made—the floats, the costumes, the competition—without having to navigate the factory on your own or piece together a guide. The bilingual guide and fixed itinerary mean you move through the backstage in the right order and understand what you're looking at.
Rio de Janeiro: Hang Gliding over Christ the Redeemer & Sugar LoafYou fly tandem with a certified instructor from Konrad Heilmann's team, launching from Tijuca Forest and passing over Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, and Rocinha before landing on São Conrado beach. The flight lasts roughly an hour total, equipment is provided, and you can add 360° video capture. Groups are capped at eight, and the experience is weather dependent.Is it for me?This is built for anyone who wants to see Rio from a perspective most visitors never get, without needing prior flying experience or special fitness — the instructors handle the flying, and the tandem setup means you're secure the whole time.
Paraty: Private Waterfalls 4x4 Tour & Cachaça TastingYou’ll ride a 4x4 jeep deep into Paraty’s Atlantic Forest, swim in cool natural pools beneath Pedra Branca and Tobogã waterfalls, sample local cachaça straight from a working distillery, and relax over lunch beside Tarzan Waterfall. Expect laughter with your guide and a few surprises from nature along the way.
Rio de Janeiro sunrise tour: Christ the Redeemer before the crowdsYou’ll watch Rio wake up from Dona Marta Lookout at sunrise, stand almost alone beneath Christ the Redeemer before crowds arrive, and wander through colorful chaos at Selarón Steps with a local guide. Hotel pickup, breakfast, and entry fees are included—just bring curiosity (and maybe an extra coffee).
Rio Little Africa Walking Tour: Slave Trade History & Samba HeritageYou walk through Rio's Port district with a guide, moving between the Valongo Wharf (where 900,000 Africans arrived), Pedra do Sal's samba heritage sites, the Mercedes Baptista statue, the Ethnicities mural, and two museums dedicated to African-Brazilian history and archaeology. The tour takes about four hours, includes an air-conditioned vehicle for breaks, and covers the arrival, survival, and cultural legacy that shaped modern Brazil.Is it for me?This tour is for anyone wanting to understand how African history shaped modern Brazil and Rio itself—the guide and the walking pace let you absorb the neighborhood's story rather than rush through it, and the museums anchor what you see in the streets with context and detail.
Paraty: Mangrove Kayak Tour with Beaches & IslandsYou’ll paddle calm waters around Paraty with a local guide, stopping at sandy beaches for swimming or just catching your breath. Glide through island shallows and slip quietly into mangroves full of wildlife—red crabs everywhere if you’re lucky with the tide. No kayaking experience needed; just bring curiosity and maybe a sense of humor when you get splashed.
Private Walking Tour Rocinha Rio de Janeiro: Local GuidesA private walking tour of Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro's largest favela, led by bilingual guides who grew up in the community. You walk the alleys and rooftops for three hours, starting with pickup from your hotel in Copacabana, Ipanema or Leblon, and learn the neighborhood's history and daily life directly from residents.Is it for me?Walk through Rocinha's alleys and rooftops with the people who live there, hearing the neighborhood's real history instead of a script.
Rocinha Favela Walking Tour Rio de Janeiro with Local GuideYou ride a moto-taxi to the top of Rocinha, then walk the streets with a local guide who shows you supermarkets, social projects, and the daily routes residents use. You get views of Rio from the hilltop and hear the actual history of Latin America's largest favela, not the stereotype. Bring cash for the taxi, donations, and souvenirs.Is it for me?This tour works if you want to see Rio's largest favela as a real neighborhood, not a cautionary tale — the local guide and the walking pace are what make that possible, and the moto-taxi ride is what gets you to the vantage point where the city makes sense.
Rio de Janeiro: Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps & City TourYou’ll ride up Corcovado Hill for close-up moments with Christ the Redeemer, pause at Dona Marta Lookout for sweeping city views, explore Rio’s colorful Selarón Steps, and step inside its unique cathedral—all with a local guide handling tickets and transport. Expect real glimpses of Rio life that stay with you long after.
Rio de Janeiro: Food Tasting Tour with 33 Brazilian DishesYou’ll taste your way through Rio with 33 beloved Brazilian dishes—from crispy street snacks to tropical fruits and homemade sweets—guided by a local who shares family stories along the way. Expect laughter over caipirinhas, new flavors you can’t quite name, and an easy pace that feels more like hanging out than touring. You’ll leave full—in every sense.
São Paulo Highlights: Private City Tour with Pickup & Flexible StopsYou’ll feel São Paulo’s pulse as you stroll Ibirapuera Park’s green spaces, gaze out over the skyline from MAC Museum’s terrace, sample salty snacks at the bustling Municipal Market, and wander through Batman’s Alley surrounded by bold street art. With hotel pickup and a flexible route led by a local guide, you’ll see both icons and small surprises along the way.
Ilha Grande Speedboat: Botinas Islands & Dentista BeachYou get five beaches and two island groups in one afternoon without arranging your own boat or managing the timing between stops. The speedboat picks up from Angra dos Reis with parking included, takes you to Botinas Islands for snorkeling, then Dentista Beach, Praia da Piedade, Praia das Flechas (with optional lunch), and Pitangueira Beach. You're back in five hours, having seen more of Ilha Grande's bay than most day visitors manage in a week.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see multiple beaches and islands in one afternoon without renting a private boat or spending days on the island — the five-hour window and shared transport are what make it possible to cover this much ground and still have time to actually swim.
Rio de Janeiro: Christ the Redeemer & Sugarloaf Mountain Full DayYou ride two cable cars to Rio's highest viewpoints, spend 45 minutes at Christ the Redeemer and 90 minutes on Sugarloaf Mountain, see the Cathedral and Selarón Steps, pass the Sambadrome and Maracanã, and eat lunch included. Hotel pickup from South Zone and all entry tickets are handled — you just show up ready to go.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Copacabana, Ipanema, or Leblon who want Rio's main landmarks in one day without arranging tickets, transport, or timing themselves. The full-day pace is what fits both mountains, the Cathedral, and the city's cultural sites into a single trip.
Rio: Tijuca Forest Pedra Bonita Hike & Vista Chinesa ViewsYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Rio before hiking through Tijuca Forest’s tangled trails toward Pedra Bonita’s summit. Along the way you might spot monkeys or coatis darting through the trees, then catch your breath at Vista Chinesa with its sweeping city views. Expect a friendly guide who shares local stories — plus plenty of time at the top to soak it all in.
Búzios Diving for Beginners & Certified DiversYou dive with a specialized instructor who stays beside you the entire time, whether you're certified or picking up diving for the first time. The main site is Âncora Island's Turtle Sanctuary, where visibility reaches 25 meters and you'll see fish schools, rays, and turtles at depths up to 22 meters. Early departure, small groups, and no prior experience required — just show up and let the instructor take you down.Is it for me?Book this if you want to try diving without certification requirements or if you're already certified and want guided dives in a marine sanctuary — the instructor-led format means you're never managing the dive alone, whether you're underwater for the first time or the hundredth.
Viracopos to Guarulhos Airport Transfer: Fixed Price & ACYou're met at Viracopos airport and driven in an air-conditioned vehicle to Guarulhos, with the fare agreed before you arrive. The driver knows the São Paulo airport routes and traffic patterns, so timing is predictable. Pickup happens at the airport lounge or lobby entrance, and the service has been running the same route since 2006.Is it for me?Book this if you're connecting between Viracopos and Guarulhos and want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb — the fixed price and timed pickup mean you move between airports without arranging transport twice.
Snorkeling in Arraial do Cabo: Saveiro Joana boat tourThe Saveiro Joana is a 4-hour boat tour departing from Marina dos Pescadores in Arraial do Cabo that combines snorkeling at anchored stops with landings on two beaches. You swim and free-dive at the first stop, visit the famous Prainhas do Atalaia beach for 50 minutes, and explore a sea cave accessible only by water. A live guide in Spanish or Portuguese narrates the route; the boat carries safety gear, a support vessel for beach landings, and a bar serving drinks and food.Is it for me?Choose this if you want snorkeling with a naturalist guide explaining the geology and ecology as you go, plus beach time—all from a single boat with onboard facilities rather than hopping between vendors.
