Brazil · MARKETS
Good market tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cook eight Brazilian dishes, mix unlimited caipirinhas, and explore Ipanema with a small group in this lively Rio food experience.
“I give this experience a 100 out of 10. Our chef Roberto loves cooking and you can tell. The food was great. The vibes were great. You get a recipe book at the end. Would book again.”
Taste 15 or more Brazilian fruits at a real Rio farmers’ market, with local stories, juices, nuts, and a small-group guide.
“Great experience to taste some of brazils fruits! Cozy market with good vibes with a good guide! I would recommend”
Explore Belém in four hours, from Ver-o-Peso Market and Castelo Fortress to sacred churches, museums, and local history.
“Le guide parlait parfaitement bien le français et nous a fait découvrir plein de choses à propos de l’histoire de Belém. Merci Valdo.”
See Christ the Redeemer, Ipanema Market, Santa Teresa and Selaron Steps on a flexible six-hour private Rio tour.
“What an incredible day! Private tour where you're not stuffed in a van with a dozen others. Extremely thorough and knowledgeable guide. (Sorry guide, I'm terrible with names and forgot already). He went above and beyond the normal expectations of a tour and goes out of his way to make sure you have the best experience possible. If you're thinking of a tour of Rio, this is the ultimate one to book 👌 worth every penny and would do it again in a heartbeat.”
Explore Rio through markets, snacks, cachaça, beaches, and local neighborhoods on a private four-hour food tour with hotel pickup.
“Gabby was our tour guide and she was great! Our flight was 3 hours late, which made us late for our hotel pickup. Then there was a mixup with where we were to be picked up, but Gary and Alex (our driver) were very accommodating and took us to a wonderful Brazilian restaurant. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was superb. We only were able to experience one place Due to the late pickup, but I would highly recommend this tour and would Definitely book it again.”
Explore Belém’s Ver-o-Peso market, Amazonian wildlife, historic forts, museums, and local lunch on an 8-hour guided city tour.
“It covered the history of Belém well. However, had I known that 90% of the Ver-o-Peso market was closed for renovation I would not have traveled to Belem. In reality the entire trip to Belem was a waste of money and not worth the effort.”
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