Things to do in Brazil
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Rio de Janeiro: Private City Tour with Custom Itinerary & PickupYou’ll feel Rio’s real rhythm on this private city tour—pausing where you want along Copacabana Beach, hearing local stories from your guide, skipping lines and crowds. With door-to-door pickup and flexible stops, you’ll experience both famous sights and everyday moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Rio de Janeiro: Museum of Tomorrow, AquaRio & Olympic Boulevard TourYou’ll ride through Rio de Janeiro’s transformed port zone with a local guide, meet sea creatures at AquaRio, snap photos by Kobra’s massive mural, and step inside the futuristic Museum of Tomorrow—all with hotel pickup included. Expect lively street scenes, surprising moments of calm beneath aquarium glass, and maybe even a new way of seeing Rio by day’s end.
Iguassu Falls Brazil Side: Panoramic Walk & Hotel PickupYou’ll walk forest trails with a local guide on the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls, feel spray on your face as hundreds of waterfalls thunder below, and catch rainbows arching over the canyon. Expect easy hotel pickup and drop-off plus help with park entry — but it’s those wild river sounds and rainforest smells that’ll stick with you.
Brasilia City Tour: Architecture with Local GuideA guided city tour of Brasilia with a local guide covers the National Congress, Cathedral of Brasília, and other Oscar Niemeyer landmarks across four hours. The guide is a Brasilia native with training in tourism and literature who leads the route by car, bicycle or on foot, depending on what you choose. Pickup is included, and the tour works in English, Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through Brasilia with someone who grew up in the city and can explain the architecture and planning behind each landmark—the guide's knowledge of the pre-history and design choices makes the modernist layout coherent instead of abstract. Choose the bicycle or walking option if you prefer a slower pace and want to linger at photo spots; the car works best if you want to cover all the major sites in four hours without stopping to rest.
Búzios Dive: Guided Marine Life Experience for Certified DiversYou’ll slip into Búzios’ clear waters with your local guide and explore coral gardens between João Fernandes and João Fernandinho beaches. Watch turtles glide by and spot sea horses hiding in waving grass during your 80-minute dive session. All scuba equipment is included, so you can focus on the marine life around you — and maybe laugh at yourself trying to get your fins on straight.
Rio de Janeiro Airport Transfer: Private Bilingual Driver & Luxury CarYou’ll be greeted by a local driver right at your arrival gate in Rio de Janeiro for private transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned car. Enjoy easy conversation in English or Portuguese as you cross the city — no stress about directions or heavy bags. With flexible pickup times and door-to-door drop-off included, you’ll start your time in Rio feeling genuinely welcomed.
Praia do Cação boat tour with beach bath and trampolineThis is a two-hour boat tour from Praia do Cação that sails past Baía de Zimbros, Tainha, Aguada, Porto da Vó and Canto Grande before stopping at the main beach for swimming, photos on the trampoline and a visit to local oyster and shellfish farms. The boat holds small groups without music or crowding, and lands directly on the sand so families, elderly travellers, pregnant women and people with reduced mobility can board and swim without walking or climbing. A live guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese or French.Is it for me?Book this if you have two hours free and prefer a guided boat experience over independent exploration—the direct beach landing lets families, elderly travellers, and those with mobility concerns swim and enjoy the trampoline without walking or swimming to shore.
Salvador Airport Transfer: Reliable Drivers & Air-Conditioned VansYou’ll step off your flight in Salvador and spot your name on a sign—no stress about getting lost or haggling for rides. Friendly drivers meet you at the gate, help with bags, and get you into an air-conditioned vehicle shared with fellow travelers. It’s relaxed, efficient, and gives you those first glimpses of Bahia life before you even reach your hotel.
Campos do Jordão: Amantikir Park, Pico Itapeva & City TourYou’ll wander Campos do Jordão’s pine-scented streets with a local guide, climb Pico Itapeva for sweeping views and lavender fields, taste craft beer at lunch, stroll through Amantikir Park’s global gardens, and end with chocolate and liqueur samples—a day full of color, flavor, and small surprises you’ll remember long after.
São Paulo: Private City Tour with Pickup & Major SightsYou’ll feel São Paulo’s pulse from skyscraper views to quiet cathedral corners, sample fruit in the bustling Municipal Market, and wander through colorful street art alleys—all with hotel or airport pickup included. This private tour moves at your pace so you can linger where you want or ask questions along the way—it’s more like spending a day with someone who really knows their city.
Venus' Secret Spa Sao Paulo: Day Spa with Massage & FacialVenus' Secret Spa in Sao Paulo offers a day spa experience that pairs a facial with a full-body relaxing massage and shower, lasting just over two hours. You choose between a single treatment or a couple's package. The spa is wheelchair accessible and welcomes children from age 12. Staff focus on understanding each person's needs before starting, so the experience is tailored to you.Is it for me?Book the single package if you're treating yourself to an afternoon away, or choose the couple's option to share the experience with someone else. The fixed two-hour-plus duration means you can plan the rest of your Sao Paulo day around a defined block of time.
Private Boat Tour Búzios: Beaches, islands & swim stopsA private boat tour through Búzios beaches and islands where you set the pace, stop to swim at each beach, and bring your own meat to grill on board if you choose. The guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese, and the boat carries snorkel masks, floats and a floating rug so you're ready to get in the water. Infants and small children can come along, and the route covers the main dive beaches with time built in to linger.Is it for me?The four-hour pace means you're on the water most of the morning or afternoon without an early start or a full-day commitment; the private boat and guide let you linger at whichever beach your group wants to explore longer, and you skip the crowds that come with shared tours.
Fernando de Noronha: Island Tour & Diving at Praia do SuesteYou visit five of Fernando de Noronha's main beaches in one afternoon with a local guide, including a dive stop at Praia do Sueste and a sunset viewing at Boldró. The air-conditioned vehicle and guided route mean you see the island's best spots without arranging transport or timing yourself, and you end the day knowing which beaches matter and why.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Fernando de Noronha's main beaches in one coherent route without renting a car or planning the order yourself — the local guide and fixed itinerary are what fit five stops and a dive into a single afternoon.
Santos City Tour: Mount Serrat, Coffee Museum & BeachesA 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.Is it for me?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.
Rio Walking Tour: Old Town, Olympic Legacy & Hidden GemsYou’ll walk through Rio’s real heart—old churches echoing with history, vibrant street art by Mauá Square, and hidden bakeries locals swear by. This tour isn’t just sightseeing; it’s stories and flavors you’d miss on your own.
Rio: Sugarloaf Mountain Rock Climb & Hike with Cable CarYou hike the Costão route up Sugarloaf Mountain's east face, stopping for views of Guanabara Bay and the Atlantic, then complete a 15-meter guided rock climb midway up with all safety gear provided. At the summit you get the full Rio panorama — Christ the Redeemer, Copacabana, Niterói — before descending by cable car. The whole experience takes a few hours and includes a certified multilingual guide, all climbing equipment, and the cable car ride down.Is it for me?Book this if you want to climb Sugarloaf Mountain without needing prior experience or your own gear — the certified guide and included equipment mean you show up ready, and the cable car descent saves you from hiking back down tired.
Private City Tour in Brasilia with Accredited GuideA private city tour of Brasilia for up to 4 travelers in one car, led by a guide accredited by Brazil's Ministry of Tourism, with hotel pickup included and a duration of around 4 hours. The tour covers Brasilia's major sights and can be timed to connect with airport arrivals or departures on the same day at no extra charge. Infants travel on an adult's lap; moderate fitness is needed.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers arriving in Brasilia for the first time or on a tight schedule—the private car means you set the pace, and the guide's accreditation means you get the reasoning behind the city's modernist design instead of just the names of the sights. If you're on a connection or stopover, the same-day airport coordination removes the logistics of timing a tour around a flight.
Praia Grande: Balloon flight over canyons with sunriseYou’ll float quietly above Praia Grande’s vast canyons as dawn breaks, guided by locals who know every curve of this landscape. Enjoy coffee before takeoff, watch sunrise from 1000 meters up, then celebrate your landing with sparkling wine and stories from your pilot — moments you’ll remember long after your feet touch ground again.
Sugarloaf Mountain Hike: Costao Trail with Rock ClimbingHike the Costao trail to the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, scrambling up steep terrain and climbing a vertical rock section with full safety equipment and a certified guide. The ascent takes two to three hours, with views over Guanabara Bay and the city's beaches; you descend by cable car to Morro da Urca, then walk an easy forest trail back to the start. No prior climbing or hiking experience is required.Is it for me?Choose this hike if you want to climb Sugarloaf itself rather than ride to the top—the vertical pitch and the scrambles are what make the views yours, and the guide's presence and safety gear are what make the climbing feel secure without prior experience.
Pantanal Day Trip from Campo Grande: Safari, River & Piranha FishingYou’ll set out early from Campo Grande for a full Pantanal day trip: ride open trucks through fields and wild reserve areas with a local guide, walk muddy trails to the Miranda river, try your hand at piranha fishing on a chalana boat, and share lunch under shady trees. Expect laughter, wildlife surprises—and maybe a little quiet you didn’t know you needed.
