BRAZIL
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The 9 most popular food & drink tours in Brazil. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
A 4-hour Lapa pub crawl with cachaça tasting, a free caipirinha by the Arcos, Selarón photos, live samba, and a DJ nightclub finish.
Visit Vitivinícola Jolimont in Canela, RS for a short winery walk and tasting of 8 products, including wine, sparkling wine, juice, and beer.
“Compramos um ingresso com a data do dia e só depois que foi efetuado todo processo de compra é feito o pagamento foi que liberaram o ingresso para data do dia seguinte.”
Small-group sunset boat tour from Marina da Glória with museums, a beach swim, and beer, soda, snacks, and great Rio views.
“Such a great boat trip! And the staff was very nice! They gave us history and we had great views of Rio”
A 90-minute guided walk through Paraty’s Historic Centre with a free Cachaça Gabriela tasting—perfectly sized and packed with story.
A 5-hour private São Paulo tour with major sights, great photo stops, and local fruit tasting—plus optional airport pickup.
“This was indeed individually-designed private tour. We asked our guide-driver Mauro to show us places, which we still have not seen in SP, and he was able to show us all during 5 hours”
A full-day Petrópolis tour from Rio with Imperial-era sights, a stop for lunch, and Bohemia’s brewery visit with 3 beer tastings.
“It was good and informative. But very long. Took 2 hours to do pick up and get on the road. After that it was fine.”
Taste Japanese, Korean, Brazilian, and Argentinian street food in São Paulo’s Liberdade, with history walking and a small-group guide.
Shared speedboat in Rio to Cagarras Islands with cold beer, swim time, and great water views. Small group, weather-dependent.
“This was one of the most stressful experiences I’ve had while traveling. I originally booked a shared boat tour, and everything seemed fine at first. But after I paid through Viator, the operator tried to push me into switching to a private tour, then demanded a much higher price than what was originally agreed upon.”
Taste 15–20 exotic Brazilian fruits at a Rio farmers market in Ipanema, guided by locals with stories. 2.5-hour tour.
“Hay Za was an AMAZING guide!!!”
