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1. Made In Rio - Unique Local Art and Products Shopping Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Discover the secrets of a local street market, engage with local artists and promote local social entrepreneurship. This Rio de Janeiro tour will take you to the shops, galleries and workshops you’d never find on your own — bringing you face-to-face with some of the most artistic souls in the city.
Inclusions: Local English-speaking guide, Transportation during the tour
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Souvenirs and personal shopping, Tips/gratuities for your local guide
Reviewed By 587louisef
Julianna (JuJu) brought enormous energy and passion to our tour as our guide. As a local, she had great insight re the local hot spots and had crafted an excellent blend of the big sights, local cuisine and history. I had a fantastic day seeing JC, Santa Teresa steps, the ruins, Little Africa and sampling the dough balls, acai and chocolate. Got some great favala shots and saw the local street art along the way. I highly recommend this tour. #GuideJu #LocalsKnow #BestDayEver #RioUrbanAdventures
2. Paraguay Guided Shopping Tour from Foz do Iguacu
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Enjoy the best prices and best products in Paraguay in this 5 hour professionally guided, shared shopping tour. You will visit the third biggest commercial hub in the world with imports from the most well known brands in the world. Hotel transfer from Foz do Iguacu and select Puerto Iguazu hotels (See list). Maximum bookings for travelers: 15
Inclusions: Round-trip transfer from most downtown hotels in Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazu, Professional guide
Exclusions: Food and beverages, Eco touristic tax of 20 pesos if you are being picked up from Puerto Iguazu
Reviewed By helenrosedobson1
The both sides iguassu falls tour is a must. The falls where absolutely incredible and each side gives a different experience. Big shout out to Silvana who was an amazing guide. Our pick up was on time and we headed first to the Argentinian side of the falls. On the Argentinian side there is lots of walking so make sure to wear comfortable shoes. You view the falls from above looking downwards. At this location there is lots of wildlife to see. Silvana was very informative and gave us lots of information about the falls during stops. After this we headed to the Brazilian side of the falls. From this side you see the falls from below. On this part of the tour you can opt to walk around the viewpoints or for an extra cost take a boat tour into the falls (dry or wet) and rappelling. We decided to take the wet boat tour which I would highly recommend. You get to see the falls from a totally different perspective and after all the walking from the Argentinian side it was fun to have a different experience. Also if you do opt to take the wet tour, bare in mind you go right under a waterfall and you get completely head to toe drenched and your belongings so take precautions ! Just some tips if you decide to take this tour - it’s a good idea to take some snacks, the day is very long with lots of walking, and as you’re doing both sides in one day there is not much time to stop to eat - totally worth the hunger but maybe take snacks. Wear comfy shoes as I said, there is lots of walking. Take plenty of money as the tour doesn’t include the entrance fees to the Argentinian side, Brazilian side and take money for food, boat tours or souvenirs. Finally I want to say a big thank you to Silvana, who was attentive, professional, kind and informative. She really kept the day smooth and was such a nice, friendly person. So thank you very much for giving us an amazing day. Totally recommend this tour to anyone visiting Iguaçu.
3. Half-timbered route tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
MOST ARCHITECTURAL SITE OF HOUSES IN ENXAIMEL STYLE OUTSIDE OF EUROPE. HISTORY, CULTURE AND TRADITION !!
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, VISITATION RATE SIEWERT HOUSE
Exclusions: Lunch
4. Private tour through the City Vitória in Brazil
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 6 reviews
Knowing the city and its culture is the most appropriate way to understand its origins from a historical, economic and cultural point of view, so we always recommend first getting to know the city in the foreground.
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions: Lunch
5. Wineries of the South, Maria Fumaça Train and Italian Epic Park
Overall Ratings
4.6 based on 7 reviews
Explore the breathtaking wineries of the South of Brazil, in Caxias do Sul, characterized by its family wineries, whose excellence of the wines is known nationally and internationally. On the visit you will learn about the wineries and enjoy a tasting. Embark on the Maria Fumaça Train and visit the Italian Epic Park.
Inclusions: Round-trip transfers to most hotels in Gramado and Canela, Professional tour guide, Visit and tasting fee at the winery
Exclusions: Food and beverages, Wine tasting (available only at the Winery)
6. Buzios Boat Tour with Lunch
Overall Ratings
4.4 based on 5 reviews
The city of Armação de Búzios since 20th century when its natural beauty was discovered turned into one of the most famous balneary in Brazil, but when the french actress Brigitte Bardot spent 4 months at the place in 1964, the world was introduced to beauty of Buzios one of the highlights of Brazil.
Inclusions: Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle, Accredited Tourism Guide, Boat ride
Exclusions: Separate drinks and desserts, Photo service, mask and snorkel rentals
Reviewed By 875jaynet
The tour today of Rio with Márcio Lima our tour guide was wonderful! Márcio is extremely knowledgeable about all the history of Brazil and speaks English well which made our tour a plus! We appreciated his caring nature and professional attitude also.
7. Iguassu Falls Shopping Tour
Overall Ratings
4.1 based on 7 reviews
Enjoy duty-free shopping near Iguassu Falls with hotel transportation! This unbeatable price is hard to find anywhere else in Iguassu Falls, so book today, and ensure that you have an easy and convenient way to shop for souvenirs, clothing, decorations and more while you’re visiting Iguassu Falls. A local guide will be on hand answer questions and help you choose the best shops.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off - Most downtown hotels In Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazu, Professional guide
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks
Reviewed By helenrosedobson1
The both sides iguassu falls tour is a must. The falls where absolutely incredible and each side gives a different experience. Big shout out to Silvana who was an amazing guide. Our pick up was on time and we headed first to the Argentinian side of the falls. On the Argentinian side there is lots of walking so make sure to wear comfortable shoes. You view the falls from above looking downwards. At this location there is lots of wildlife to see. Silvana was very informative and gave us lots of information about the falls during stops. After this we headed to the Brazilian side of the falls. From this side you see the falls from below. On this part of the tour you can opt to walk around the viewpoints or for an extra cost take a boat tour into the falls (dry or wet) and rappelling. We decided to take the wet boat tour which I would highly recommend. You get to see the falls from a totally different perspective and after all the walking from the Argentinian side it was fun to have a different experience. Also if you do opt to take the wet tour, bare in mind you go right under a waterfall and you get completely head to toe drenched and your belongings so take precautions ! Just some tips if you decide to take this tour - it’s a good idea to take some snacks, the day is very long with lots of walking, and as you’re doing both sides in one day there is not much time to stop to eat - totally worth the hunger but maybe take snacks. Wear comfy shoes as I said, there is lots of walking. Take plenty of money as the tour doesn’t include the entrance fees to the Argentinian side, Brazilian side and take money for food, boat tours or souvenirs. Finally I want to say a big thank you to Silvana, who was attentive, professional, kind and informative. She really kept the day smooth and was such a nice, friendly person. So thank you very much for giving us an amazing day. Totally recommend this tour to anyone visiting Iguaçu.
8. Immigrant Route - Colonial Flavors
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
This tour immerses in the origin of the city. Approximately 35 kilometers are going through places that tell us the history of immigration and the way of life of rural producers. Stop for TASTING and purchases of typical products and high quality factory like CIA TEXTIL KARSTEN (Sixth oldest company of the country) are part of this Tour.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Tasting of: Sweets and jellies, egg products and wafers
Exclusions: Lunch
9. Ipanema Hippie Fair Guided Tour with Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Overall Ratings
3.6 based on 7 reviews
The “Feirinha de Ipanema”, as the locals like to call it, is the perfect place to find a good bargain. Bikinis, hand-made accessories, ceramic figurines, embroidery, lace, gemstones – are just a few examples of what you may find there. Most vendors are open to bargaining, but they usually do not speak English. That is not a problem for you as we offer a tour guide that can assist you in negotiating the best prices. Besides the arts and crafts, you may find food stalls with traditional food. Tour guide and roundtrip transfer included.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By BrasilTraveler
Anderson really made this trip memorable. Thank you Anderson. The statue is dramatic. Must take a camera. The Pao de Acucar has newly been updated for tourism. This venue is worth seeing with Rio Carioca Tour LTD. Ask for Anderson for your guide. He is informative and thoughtful of the guests especially the older ones. Thank you so much.
10. Argentinian Ice Bar, Wine and Dinner Experience
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Immerse yourself in Argentinean culture. Step inside the amazing Ice Bar Iguazu, an icy atmosphere where everything is ice. Visit the Landmark of the Three Frontiers and take great photos at this historical place. Visit a charming boutique featuring various spices and delicacies. Taste Argentinean alfajores, a beloved traditional cookie, and have a delightful dinner at Rancho del Tio Querido, with live music.
Inclusions: Professional tour guide, Visit to the Capriccio Boutique with several types of spices and typical foods at , Delicious dinner at the restaurant El Quincho del Tio Querido, with live music, Hotel pickup and drop-off from most downtown hotels In Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazu
Exclusions: Tickets to the Ice Bar Iguazu (40-minute duration - General Admission: 300 Argentine Pesos / and from 6 to 16 years of age: 150 Argentine Pesos), Drinks during visit to Ice Bar Iguazu (included with ticket purchase), Warm outerwear at Ice Bar Iguazu (included with ticket purchase), Drinks at Rancho del Tio Querido restaurant, Gratuities
Reviewed By helenrosedobson1
The both sides iguassu falls tour is a must. The falls where absolutely incredible and each side gives a different experience. Big shout out to Silvana who was an amazing guide. Our pick up was on time and we headed first to the Argentinian side of the falls. On the Argentinian side there is lots of walking so make sure to wear comfortable shoes. You view the falls from above looking downwards. At this location there is lots of wildlife to see. Silvana was very informative and gave us lots of information about the falls during stops. After this we headed to the Brazilian side of the falls. From this side you see the falls from below. On this part of the tour you can opt to walk around the viewpoints or for an extra cost take a boat tour into the falls (dry or wet) and rappelling. We decided to take the wet boat tour which I would highly recommend. You get to see the falls from a totally different perspective and after all the walking from the Argentinian side it was fun to have a different experience. Also if you do opt to take the wet tour, bare in mind you go right under a waterfall and you get completely head to toe drenched and your belongings so take precautions ! Just some tips if you decide to take this tour - it’s a good idea to take some snacks, the day is very long with lots of walking, and as you’re doing both sides in one day there is not much time to stop to eat - totally worth the hunger but maybe take snacks. Wear comfy shoes as I said, there is lots of walking. Take plenty of money as the tour doesn’t include the entrance fees to the Argentinian side, Brazilian side and take money for food, boat tours or souvenirs. Finally I want to say a big thank you to Silvana, who was attentive, professional, kind and informative. She really kept the day smooth and was such a nice, friendly person. So thank you very much for giving us an amazing day. Totally recommend this tour to anyone visiting Iguaçu.
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