Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A four-hour astronomy tour in southern Brazil designed for anyone escaping light pollution to see the southern night sky properly. You'll spend the night identifying 6,000+ stars, planets, constellations and galaxies with an experienced guide, and receive a professional group photograph against the starfield. Available during darker lunar phases; weather-dependent.
A private car transfer from São Paulo's airport to your hotel, taking roughly an hour depending on traffic. You'll skip the queues for taxis or rideshare and arrive in a pre-arranged vehicle — straightforward point-to-point transport that works regardless of weather or baggage load. Infant seats are available if you need them.
A private boat trip for 4–7 hours along the Brazilian coast aboard Drumond I, designed for closed groups who want full control over their experience. You get the boat, sound system, and barbecue setup; food and drinks are either bring-your-own or available as a customisable buffet add-on. Ideal for groups wanting flexibility and no strangers aboard.
Private car transfer from Guarulhos Airport to São Paulo city with air-conditioned transport and onboard WiFi. Takes roughly an hour depending on traffic. You'll travel in a spacious vehicle with professional driver service, suitable for solo travellers, families with infants, and anyone preferring door-to-door convenience over public transport or ride-hailing apps.
A 4–5 hour guided hike combining panoramic views of Morro Dois Irmãos with a walking tour through Favela Vidigal, a working residential community in Rio. You'll climb to a hilltop viewpoint, explore the favela's streets and daily life with a local guide, and receive a photo album from the outing. This tour balances landscape with genuine community context rather than treating the favela as a spectacle.
A guided quad bike tour through Serra Gaúcha's hills and countryside, suitable for two riders per vehicle. This 1.5-hour, 15km route takes you off main roads to viewpoints and remote paths around Apoema, away from standard tourist routes. The operator has 18+ years' experience, provides new equipment and trained guides, and uniquely staffs the area with medical personnel.
A private transfer from Fortaleza to Jericoacoara for up to 4 passengers. The journey takes 1–6 hours depending on conditions and route. You'll travel in a well-maintained vehicle with an experienced driver familiar with the coastal roads. This is a straightforward point-to-point service designed for groups wanting to avoid public transport or shared shuttles between these two towns.
A 2-hour tandem paragliding flight from Pedra Bonita ridge over Rio de Janeiro's landmarks. You'll launch from the mountain's established ramp, float above Sugarloaf Mountain, Christ the Redeemer, Tijuca Forest and the city's sprawling beachside neighbourhoods, with a GoPro camera included to capture the aerial perspective. Suited to anyone with curiosity about heights and a sense of adventure—no prior experience needed.
A 4–5 hour walking tour of Rio's centre that traces the city's evolution from colonial times to today, using the VLT tram system to connect key sites. You'll move through neighbourhoods beyond the standard tourist circuit, stopping at distinctive architecture and landmarks while a licensed guide unpacks the social and cultural stories beneath the surface. Designed for those after genuine local atmosphere rather than the usual photo stops.
When Alex from our team ran this eight-hour Rio blitz, it hit the major beats without pretence — Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, the Selarón Staircase, a stop at Maracana Stadium, and lunch at a downtown spot. You're in a van with a bilingual guide, picking up from Copacabana, Ipanema, or Leblón. The pace is brisk and the sightseeing broad. It's the tour for people who've got a day in Rio and want to see the postcard views rather than linger anywhere too long.
A 2-hour boat tour along Bombinhas' Bay that stops at Cação Beach for sunset swimming and photography, plus visits to working oyster farms. You'll navigate quiet waterways, spot local marine life, and learn about coastal ecosystems. Designed for families, elderly visitors and those with mobility concerns — no walking or swimming required to enjoy it, though sea conditions may shift plans on the day.
A 4–5 hour guided walk through Tijuca National Forest, Rio de Janeiro's sprawling urban rainforest. You'll see restored colonial-era plantation ruins, waterfalls, and caves while a certified guide explains the forest's ecology and history. Suits hikers with moderate fitness who want natural and historical context without a rushed pace.
A 6–8 hour private tour of Rio de Janeiro built around your interests, not a set itinerary. You choose which landmarks, neighbourhoods and local spots to visit; a multilingual guide and air-conditioned vehicle handle navigation and logistics. Suits travellers who want flexibility over pace, access to lesser-known areas, and one-on-one attention rather than a group shuffle through the usual stops.
A 2-hour boat tour through Zimbros Bay to Praia do Cação beach, designed for accessible sightseeing with minimal walking. You'll cruise past four smaller beaches, stop to swim and use the beach trampoline, visit working oyster and shellfish farms, and learn about local marine life. The boat runs without background music and keeps groups small — ideal for families with young children, older travellers, pregnant women, and anyone with mobility concerns, since you board and exit directly onto sand.
A 4-hour private boat tour around Búzios's beaches and islands with a captain-operator who knows the area well. You'll get snorkelling gear, floaties, and access to a floating grill (bring your own meat), plus a guide throughout. The boat carries up to five snorkellers at a time and emphasises personalised service over standard tourist routes — you're working with someone invested in showing you the place properly, not just moving numbers through.
A 2.5-hour buggy ride along Arraial do Cabo's coastal trails, paired with professional photography of you on the beaches. You'll cover scenic routes in a private buggy with a licensed guide, then receive either iPhone-quality photos or a full professional shoot on a Nikon with pro lenses. Suits anyone wanting adventure without the typical tour-group feel, plus a keepsake photo collection from the day.
Private airport transfer from Manaus airport to your hotel, with real-time flight tracking and a named driver waiting at arrivals. The service monitors your flight for delays and adjusts pickup timing accordingly, so you're met promptly regardless of when you land. Roughly 30 minutes depending on your hotel location. Includes air-conditioned vehicle, meet-and-greet with ID card, and waiting tolerance if your flight is late.
A private guided tour of Porto Seguro's historic centre, led by a knowledgeable local guide. You'll spend 1–3 hours exploring one of Brazil's key colonial sites at your own pace, with a driver and vehicle at your disposal. The route emphasises photo-worthy locations and outdoor highlights across the town's main attractions, making it straightforward for families and those wanting flexibility to linger where interests lie.
Airport transfer service from Pipa International Airport in a premium all-electric vehicle, lasting 1–2 hours depending on your destination. You're collected at arrivals, driven to Pipa, Natal, São Miguel do Gostoso or elsewhere on the coastline in a quiet, air-conditioned car with an experienced, uniformed driver who knows the region well. The fleet runs entirely on electricity, and 24-hour support is available for schedule changes or local advice.
A private 4x4 transfer between Jericoacoara Airport and Vila de Jeri for up to 4 passengers. The 50-minute to 1-hour journey gets you from the runway to your accommodation (or back) in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver focused on punctuality. Ideal if you want to skip shared shuttles and arrive on your own schedule, especially useful when travelling with young children or mobility requirements.
When Jake from our team ran this 7–8 hour Rio private tour, we ticked off the big three: Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, and the Selarón Steps. You're driven between spots in an air-conditioned vehicle with a guide, so no wrestling with buses or metro queues. It's a smart hit of Rio's most recognisable landmarks and a fair whip through the city's layers — the spiritual (the Christ), the scenic (those cable-car views across the bay), and the bohemian (those mosaic-covered stairs that locals and artists have been decorating for decades). Best suited to first-timers or anyone short on time.
A two-day guided tour of Chapada Diamantina combining car travel and hiking through the northern region's signature landscapes. Day one is a 10-hour loop visiting caves, rivers, Morro do Pai Inácio and multiple waterfalls with lunch included. Day two covers a 4-hour trail through Lençóis with river crossings and swimming stops, plus views of the historic town. Minimum two people to book; solo travellers can enquire about group placement.
A 45-minute guided quadricycle tour covering 7 km through Serra Gaúcha's backcountry, suitable for first-time riders seeking a shorter introduction to off-road touring. You'll ride a single-seat or two-seat quad with a trained guide along private routes to viewpoints and lesser-known tracks around Apoema, wearing provided safety gear. The operator has 18 years' experience, maintains new equipment, and staffs medical personnel on-site.
A 2–3 hour walking tour of Vidigal favela led by a local guide with deep roots in the community. You'll walk through residential streets, meet long-time residents, and see viewpoints and local spots most visitors miss. The tour is structured to benefit the neighbourhood directly, with guides chosen for their knowledge and connection to the area rather than generic training.
A 3.5-hour walking tour through Rio's bohemian quarters, starting with a ride on Santa Teresa's iconic yellow tram, then exploring the neighbourhood's winding streets at your own pace before descending via the famous mosaic-tiled Selaron Steps into Lapa and finishing at Cinelandia Square. Suits anyone after a manageable introduction to Rio's cultural heart with a local guide and a drink included.
A 5–6 hour private 4x4 tour from Jericoacoara exploring lagoons and natural landmarks within the Jijoca de Jericoacoara national park. You'll visit Tree of Laziness, Blue Hole Lagoon Beach, Paradise Lagoon, and Lagoa do Amancio in an air-conditioned Toyota Hilux with your own transport and guide. Suits anyone after a structured scenic loop without the hassle of navigating independently.
A 2–3 hour guided tour of Rocinha favela led by residents who navigate the community daily. You'll explore the neighbourhood's cultural and social fabric, moving through streets and residential areas in an air-conditioned vehicle with stops for walking. This isn't a detached observation—your guide shares lived experience of everyday life in one of Rio's largest informal settlements, offering perspective beyond typical tourist narratives.
A 7–8 hour private guided tour crossing into Argentina to explore Iguazu Falls from the Argentine side, with your own accredited guide and air-conditioned vehicle. You'll travel as a couple or family group, seeing the falls from vantage points unavailable on the Brazilian side, though entry fees and meals are separate. Suits anyone wanting a tailored pace without the crowds of group tours.
A private guided tour of Brazil Falls and Bird Park combining natural scenery with birdwatching. Your accredited guide provides door-to-door transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, suited to couples, families and groups who want flexibility and commentary without the coach-tour format. Five to seven hours total, depending on how long you spend at each spot.
A one-hour guided wine tasting for adults that covers four Brazilian gaúcho wine labels, including one sparkling variety, with tuition on grape varieties and winemaking basics. You'll taste from crystal glassware in a sommelier-led session at a working winery with onsite shop access. Sessions run by appointment only — confirm availability and timing directly with the venue before booking.
Private car transport in Brazil with a flexible 2–3 hour itinerary designed around your schedule. You'll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle and can build in stops for lunch or shopping (shoes, leather goods) during business hours. The service includes infant seats and accessibility equipment, making it practical for families with young children or anyone needing comfortable point-to-point travel without the hassle of negotiating local transport.
When Noah from our BookNow team tackled the Parrot Peak Sunrise Hike on Grand Island, it was one of those rare tours that actually delivers on the promise of early rising. You're up before dawn to chase the light across coastal cliffs, marine caves, and dense tropical vegetation that feels genuinely remote despite being within reach of public transport. Seven to eight hours total, with the payoff being a landscape that shifts from shadow to brilliant gold—and the kind of quiet only a pre-breakfast hillside gives you. It's proper hiking, not a gentle stroll, and the island's unique ecosystem keeps things interesting throughout.
A 2-hour walking tour of Florianopolis's historic centre led by a local historian, covering indigenous heritage, Portuguese colonial history, and the city's black cultural landmarks. You'll visit the Cruz e Sousa Palace, November 15th Square, Álvaro de Carvalho Theatre, and finish at the Public Market. Includes a city map and rain protection, though food and drinks are separate.
A 2-hour facial treatment at Venus' Secret Spa in São Paulo, led by therapist Vanderleia. The space combines aromatherapy, chromotherapy and music therapy across a sustainably built studio. You'll begin with a 30-minute energy ritual before receiving therapeutic facial procedures designed to leave you feeling restored rather than rushed through a standard menu.
A 5-hour guided hike through Atlantic Forest remnants in Jaraguá State Park, 40 minutes from downtown São Paulo, ending at the city's highest peak. You'll trek 3.6 km (mostly shaded, light-to-medium difficulty) to dual lookouts offering 360-degree views from 1,135 metres, spotting marmosets, capuchins, toucans and sloths along the way. Suited to outdoor enthusiasts with moderate fitness who want rainforest immersion and city vistas in a single outing.
A 4–6 hour private e-bike tour through Rio's less-visited neighbourhoods and forest trails, using pedal-assisted electric bicycles to reach areas inaccessible by car. You'll ride past native wildlife—toucans, monkeys, other fauna—and come away with a clearer sense of Rio's geography and structure. This tour suits confident cyclists with moderate fitness who want to cover ground without full physical strain, guided by someone with deep local knowledge.
A seven-hour private tour covering Salvador's Lower and Upper City, taking in bay views, colonial architecture, and the historic centre. You'll move between distinct neighbourhoods to see how Portuguese, African, and Indigenous influences shaped the city's layout and character. Includes an air-conditioned vehicle and guide; lunch is separate.
A private 4x4 transfer from Jericoacoara to JJD airport, covering roughly 40 minutes to an hour. You'll travel in an air-conditioned, accredited vehicle with WiFi on board. The service accommodates infants with specialist car seats and prams, and welcomes service animals. Suits anyone needing reliable point-to-point transport without the hassle of shared shuttles or taxis.
A private tour of Hortências cinnamon and surrounding areas near Brazil, customised to your preferences rather than a fixed itinerary. Groups of 1–4 travellers choose which sites to visit and how long to spend at each, with air-conditioned transport and an experienced driver for 4–8 hours. Suits anyone wanting flexibility over a structured day.
A private SUV tour for up to 7 people covering Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf Mountain, and Rio's main hotspots over 5–6 hours. You'll travel in an air-conditioned Toyota Land Cruiser with a local guide and optional professional photographer. The guide speaks four languages and can advise on timing to minimise crowds and fog. Snacks and soft drinks are provided; attraction tickets are booked separately. Group and family discounts apply.