Things to do in Brazil
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Rio Galeao Airport to Buzios: Private Minivan Transfer Up to 6You're met at Rio Galeao arrivals with a nameplate, driven in a private air-conditioned minivan with WiFi, and dropped at your Buzios destination without arranging transport yourself. The fixed pickup and 24/7 support mean no surprises between landing and arrival.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Rio Galeao with luggage and want to reach Buzios without arranging a taxi or negotiating at the curb — the nameplate pickup and fixed price mean the transfer is settled before you land.
Ilha Grande: Private Walking Tour, Black Beach & Natural PoolYou’ll walk through Ilha Grande’s layered history with a local guide, from quiet 19th-century churches to ancient rock carvings at Black Beach. Swim in a hidden natural pool if you like (bring your swimsuit), hear stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and feel the island’s rhythms for yourself.
Ilha Grande to Rio: Shared Speedboat & Van TransferYou board a speedboat at Abrão Pier, cross to the mainland in thirty minutes, then transfer to a van for the drive to your Rio hotel or airport. The service includes your boarding ticket, insurance, a professional driver, and real-time tracking. A trilingual support team confirms details via WhatsApp the day before and is available around the clock if you need to adjust anything.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Ilha Grande without a car who want a fixed price and reliable pickup instead of hunting for a taxi or piecing together public transport. The shared format keeps costs down, and the 30-minute boat crossing plus van ride gets you to Rio without stress or surprises.
GRU Airport to São Paulo: Private Transfer up to 15 PeopleYou're met at arrivals with a name sign and driven directly to your São Paulo destination in a private sedan, minivan, or van (up to 15 passengers). The driver waits free for 90 minutes if your flight is delayed, and tolls, taxes, and insurance are included. Book at least two hours ahead, and you avoid the airport taxi queue, ride-share surge pricing, and navigating public transport with luggage.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at GRU with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and ride-share surge pricing — the driver waiting at arrivals and the fixed price agreed before you land mean you go straight from the terminal to your hotel without negotiation or delay.
São Paulo: Soccer Game with Local Guide & MetroYou meet your bilingual local guide at Avenida Paulista and travel by metro to one of three stadiums: Morumbi, Allianz Parque, or Neo Quimica Arena. Before kickoff, you walk through the neighborhood bars and streets where fans gather, tasting local food and hearing insider stories about the club. Your ticket gets you into the stands for the full match, where you sing and chant with thousands of locals. Metro transport and match entry are included; the experience runs the full length of the game plus pre-match time, roughly four to five hours depending on kickoff.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience a São Paulo football match the way locals do — not from a tour bus or a designated visitor section, but from inside the crowd, with someone who knows the club's history and can explain what's happening around you. The guide and the metro transport are what make it possible to move through the neighborhood and stadium like a real fan instead of figuring it out alone.
Lençóis Maranhenses 3-Day Trek: Dunes, Lagoons & Remote CommunitiesYou trek 33 kilometers across dunes and between lagoons over three days, swimming in crystalline water, staying in a remote oasis, and meeting the people who live there year-round. All transport, meals, and accommodation are included; you bring fitness and an openness to discomfort. The high difficulty rating is not marketing—it's a fact about the terrain and the pace.Is it for me?Book this if you're fit enough for sustained walking in heat and sand, and you want to see a landscape that looks unreal without a guide telling you what to feel about it. The high difficulty is what makes the remoteness possible—easier routes don't go this deep into Lençóis Maranhenses.
Recife and Olinda City Tour: Catamaran through Brazilian VeniceThis panoramic tour of Recife and Olinda combines a catamaran ride through the city's river system with walking tours of two historic neighborhoods, guided in Spanish or Portuguese with hotel pickup included. The catamaran passes the Pina basin, the Port Wall, the Capibaribe river mouth, and ends at Marco Zero Square; passengers who skip the boat continue by bus. Walking routes cover Bom Jesus Street (site of the Kahal Zur Israel Synagogue and the Open Sky Museum), the Alto da Sé in Olinda with views across both cities, and the Casa da Cultura, a 19th-century former prison now housing craft shops and regional food vendors. The tour runs 6 to 8 hours with a lunch stop (price separate) and departs from hotels in Recife or Porto de Galinhas.Is it for me?Choose the Spanish-speaking or Portuguese-speaking option based on your language preference at checkout. The catamaran is included but optional—if you prefer to stay on the bus, you'll still see Marco Zero and all the walking sites. Wear comfortable shoes and light clothing, as the tour involves roughly 50 minutes of walking in Olinda and another 20 minutes on Bom Jesus Street, with a one-hour lunch break in between.
Embu das Artes art tour: Galleries and Brazilian craftsA private 4-hour art tour of Embu das Artes, a small historic town 30 minutes from São Paulo, where you visit galleries, street fairs and artisan workshops with a professional guide. The tour includes hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle and bottled water. Your guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese and leads you through the town's handmade art and traditional Brazilian crafts on foot and by car.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace through galleries and streets, so comfortable shoes and a willingness to spend time on foot matter. If you prefer to stay mostly in a vehicle or want a faster-paced itinerary, this town-on-foot format won't suit you; if you want to linger in galleries and understand the work and the people behind it, the guide's knowledge and the private pace make that possible.
Fortaleza Airport Transfer: Executive Car & Real-Time Flight TrackingYou get real-time flight tracking so the driver adjusts to your actual arrival time; a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a trained, uniformed professional; and fixed pricing with no hidden surcharges. The service covers airport pickups and drops to hotels, beaches, restaurants, or any destination in Fortaleza, and includes meet-and-greet at arrivals so you don't search for the car.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Fortaleza with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb — the fixed price and real-time tracking mean the transfer stops being a variable and starts being a detail that's already handled.
Fortaleza Airport to Hotel: Round-Trip TransferYou get pickup at Fortaleza airport arrivals with a named driver, a direct route to your Orla Marítima hotel in an air-conditioned car, and the return transfer on your departure day. The operational team confirms details by phone up to 24 hours before each leg. Service runs 7am to 10pm daily, and the round-trip price covers both directions.Is it for me?Book this if you land tired and want to skip the taxi queue and price haggling—the driver meets you at arrivals, the car is already cool, and the fare is fixed before you step outside.
Maceió South Coast: Barra de São Miguel & Gunga Beach tourYou’ll step onto two of Alagoas’ most beloved beaches with a local guide—first pausing at Barra de São Miguel for photos or a swim, then spending hours at Gunga Beach where you can try buggy rides or just soak up sun and sea air. It’s a relaxed day with plenty of choices—and those small moments will linger long after you’re home.
Recife Airport to Praia dos Carneiros: Private Transfer & Flight TrackingYou get a private car from Recife airport to Praia dos Carneiros with a driver who monitors your flight in real time, so pickup adjusts automatically if you land early or late. The vehicle is air-conditioned and includes WiFi; infant seats and service animals are both accommodated. No hidden charges for delays—the price is fixed and the arrival time is yours, not the airline's.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the airport taxi negotiation and arrive at Praia dos Carneiros without worrying about flight delays or timing—the driver adjusts to your actual landing, not a guessed one.
Fortaleza City Tour: Beaches, markets and cultural sitesA guided city tour of Fortaleza lasting 2 to 2.5 hours covers the Metropolitan Cathedral, Fortaleza Central Market, Dragão do Mar Cultural Center, Praia do Futuro, Iracema Beach and the Mucuripe neighborhood, with a choice of Portuguese or Spanish-speaking guide. Hotel pickup is included; the tour returns you to your hotel at the end.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guided overview hitting Fortaleza's main landmarks in one morning or afternoon; pick a self-guided option instead if you'd rather spend time exploring specific neighborhoods on foot.
Historical City Tour of Natal: Reis Magos Fortress and WWII sitesA historical city tour of Natal covers the Reis Magos Fortress, the Natal Metropolitan Cathedral, neighborhoods where urban growth began, and the Trampolim da Vitória Cultural Center at the former Augusto Severo Airport—a site that served as a strategic Allied base during World War II. Hotel pickup and an air-conditioned coach are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese depending on your option. Optional add-ons include a boat ride on the Potengi River and access to the Dunas Arena's athlete-restricted areas.Is it for me?Choose the English option if you need a guide in English and are booking with at least one other person; the Portuguese or Spanish options work for groups of any size. The optional Reis Magos Fortress and Potengi River boat ride let you add depth to the historical narrative without committing to a longer day.
Rio de Janeiro: Helicopter Tour Without Doors at Christ the RedeemerYou board a doorless helicopter, fly the length of Rio's beach from Barra to Ipanema, hover at two photo stops with your feet out over the water, circle Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain, and land back at the base with the city still spinning in your head. Safety gear for your phone is included, and bad weather gets you a reschedule or your money back.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want an unfiltered view of Rio's coast and Christ the Redeemer from the air, with the thrill of flying doorless and shooting photos with your feet out. The flight depends on minimum passenger numbers and weather, so book with flexibility built in—that's what makes the guarantee of a reschedule or refund matter.
Fortaleza City Tour with Cumbuco Beach: Cathedral, Market & DunesA panoramic city tour of Fortaleza takes you past the Metropolitan Cathedral, through the Central Market's handicraft stalls, and along Avenida Beira-Mar before ending at Cumbuco Beach, one of Ceará's most popular stretches of sand. The guide speaks Portuguese; an air-conditioned vehicle carries the group. Food and drinks are not included, and activities like buggy rides or dune skiing are booked separately on the beach itself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guided group tour in Portuguese that moves through Fortaleza's landmarks and ends at Cumbuco Beach, or pick the English-language option if you prefer that narration instead.
Bento Gonçalves: Maria Fumaça Train, Winery & Italian LunchYou’ll ride the Maria Fumaça steam train between Bento Gonçalves and Carlos Barbosa with live music, taste sparkling wines at a local winery, explore immigrant stories at Parque Epopeia Italiana guided by locals, enjoy a generous Italian lunch in Vale dos Vinhedos, and stop for cheese—and maybe even truffles—along the way. Expect warmth, music, and a few surprises.
Amazon River Cruise Manaus: Wildlife & Meeting of WatersA 4-day river cruise from Manaus on the Amazon with no more than 6 travelers, staying aboard the boat and guided by an English-speaking professional. The itinerary moves between the Meeting of the Waters where the Rio Negro and Solimões converge, floating villages, indigenous communities, and jungle trails, with activities including piranha fishing, night alligator capture and release, canoe rides through flooded forests, and visits to a rubber plantation and cassava mill. Hotel pickup is included; meals are prepared on board.Is it for me?Hotel pickup means you don't arrange your own transport to the dock on day one, which matters if you're staying in central Manaus without a car. The small group size—no more than 6—and the fixed 4-day schedule keep the pace steady and the boat manageable, so the days hold together without negotiating stops or timing with a larger crew.
Iguazu Falls Argentina: Private Tour with Local Guide & PickupYou’ll feel the thunder of Iguazu Falls before you even see them on this private day trip from Puerto Iguazú. Walk jungle trails with a local guide, get soaked by Devil’s Throat spray, pause at quieter waterfalls, and enjoy easy hotel pickup — all without rushing or crowds.
Gramado & Canela: Private city tour from Porto AlegreYou’ll explore Gramado’s colorful streets and taste fresh bread in local bakeries, wander through Canela’s gothic cathedral and classic car museum, then finish with chocolatey fun at Florybal Magic Park Land—all with private transport from Porto Alegre and a friendly local guide who shares stories you’ll remember long after the trip.
