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Top Sao Paulo Full-day Tours
The Best Sights of Sao Paulo in 7 hours on Saturdays and Sundays
7 hours - Make the most of your time in São Paulo in a 7-hour shared group tour to discover its most iconic attractions. Following pick-up at the meeting point, have a lively day filled with popular attractions.
Start at the areas of Brooklin and Itaim, see huge office blocks, luxurious hotels and the famous cable-stayed bridge.
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Private São Paulo City Tour: Major Tourist Attractions – Optional Airport Pickup
8 hours - Come with us to discover the most iconic corners of Sao Paulo. Along the way, see huge skyscrapers, historical buildings, viewpoints, monuments and a lot of world-class art.
After pick-up at your hotel, we get through the neighborhoods of Brooklin and Itaim, where we see huge office blocks and luxurious hotels.
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Private Tour Santos –Mount Serrat, Pelé Museum, Coffee Museum (Pickup São Paulo)
8 hours - Get yourself out of a rut taking a guided tour in the beach town of Santos visiting its most significant sights to have an overview of it. Along the way, encounter beautiful beaches, historical attractions and a graceful downtown.
Visit the Coffee Museum, one of the most emblematic places in Santos and learn about the coffee importance...Read more
Private Day Trip to Campos do Jordão from São Paulo
9 hours - Take a São Paulo day trip to Campos do Jordao, a city located about 3 hours from São Paulo in the foothills of one of the highest mountain ranges in Brazil, The Serra da Mantiqueira.
This is the highest city in Brazil, with an altitudes that reaches over 2000 meters on the outskirts of the city, an area with a huge number of historical...Read more
Full Day Private Tour to the Native Indigenous Tribe in São Paulo
10 hours - Meet the friendly tribe of Tenondé Porã, who want to show their customs and present dance performances. Despite the hardships urban natives faced, they graciously allow visitors a rare glimpse into their life and culture.
After an hour and a half of the trip, arrive at a place where around 1,200 Guaraní live, who still preserve their...Read more