Boat Trip Billings Dam and Bororé Island Route: Unique Ecotourism Experience in Sao Paulo
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Cantinho do Céu
Embark on a unique ecotourism adventure in Sao Paulo with the Boat Trip Billings Dam and Bororé Island Route. Experience immersion in social projects, environmental education, agroecology, and more!
Duration:
12 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
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Sao Paulo - transfer to Billings Menin @ s in Grajaú
boat crossing to Bororé Island with Billings Menin @ s
experience at Casa Ecoativa, a space for socializing and permaculture. Organic breakfast.
agroecology at the Paiquerê site
visit to attractions such as a chapel built in 1904 and a centenary bar where it is possible to taste cachaça tanned in cambuci, walk through the historic village and mural of the village
organic lunch
heron nest
return by boat to Grajaú with Menin @ s from Billings and experience in their Social Projects
conversation wheel: lessons learned and feedback
return to origin
What's Included
- Private transportation
- Travel insurance
- Lunch
- Breakfast
- All fees and/or taxes
Additional Information
Route Rescue of Eu-Tu Experiences in Bororé Island has the following differentials:
Immersion in Social Projects
Environmental Education Talk Wheels
Organic and vegan breakfast and lunch
Agroecology Experiences
Community-Based Ecotourism
Unique Location in the City of Sao Paulo
Exclusively distributed
Amazing experiences at the São Paulo Ecotourism Center
Sales to families and groups
Social Price and Tourist Price
Articulation, creation and monitoring by tourism managers
Positively impacting the communities involved
Location
Parque Linear Cantinho do Céu
Rua Francisco Inácio Solano
Location: 85 Beija Flor de Cactos Street, Blue Lake Pier
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Robsonfsilvaa
Apr 16, 2024
very cool environment - Less than two hours from the city center of São Paulo, there is a place where the clock in Latin America's largest metropolis slows down. On Ilha do Bororé, a neighborhood in the extreme south of the capital of São Paulo belonging to Grajaú, lunch is seasoned with herbs harvested from the backyard, transportation is done by bicycle or ferry and the day only ends after an afternoon of fishing.
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