• Santos - Explore Santos:
  Discover the beautifully restored historic center of Santos and enjoy a drive along the 8-km stretch of continuous, wide, and flat sandy beaches. Santos’ main attraction is the world’s largest beach garden, recognized in the Book of Records, stretching 5,335 meters and adorned with flowers and meticulously maintained trees.

Santos also boasts the largest port in Latin America, where a significant portion of Brazil’s GDP flows through with the constant movement of transatlantic ships.

• Porchat Island - Porchat Island:
  Take in the stunning view of Santos’ shoreline and the city of “Saint Vincent” (the first permanent Portuguese settlement in Brazil) from Niemeyer’s monument atop Porchat Island hill. The entire shore, ships on the horizon, forming waves, tiny people, and paragliders can all be seen from this vantage point!
• Orquidario Municipal - Zoobotanic Park:
  A must-visit for all ages, this park is home to nearly 500 animals across 70 species, many of which roam freely, such as agoutis, tortoises, saracuras, and peacocks. Enjoy trails through a tropical rainforest, a sensory garden, and an indoor bird nursery where birds come very close to visitors.

The park also features around 1,500 trees and shrubs, creating a true Urban Tropical Forest with specimens from around the world, including the brazil-wood tree, which gives Brazil its name.

• Santos - Lunch Break (Not included):
  Enjoy a hearty meal at an all-you-can-eat buffet offering a variety of fresh dishes, from seafood and barbecue to traditional Brazilian delicacies.
• Monte Serrat - Mount Serrat:
  Take a tram ride up Mount Serrat, a peak offering a magnificent panoramic view from the former old casino at its summit. Access to the hill is via a funicular system, known as the Monte Serrat cable car, which connects the hilltop to the city center and departs every half hour.

From the viewpoint, you can see the entire port, the urban area of Santos and its surroundings, Bertioga Canal, Estuary, and Barnabé and Santo Amaro Islands. At the peak’s summit lies the 17th-century Chapel of Our Lady of Monte Serrat, the city’s patron saint and a historical attraction dating back to 1603.

• Museu Pelé - Pelé Museum:
  The Pelé Museum showcases the history of the world’s most famous and talented football player, Pelé. Since Pelé played for Santos, the city hosts a museum dedicated to him.

This 5-story museum houses an extensive collection of awards and highlights from the two football World Cups won by Pelé, along with photos, video footage, interesting facts about special matches, a timeline of his life, and much more.

• Shrine of St. Anthony of Valongo - Sanctuary of St. Anthony of Valongo in Santos:
  Built in 1640, this is one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in Brazil, featuring rich and colorful decorations.
• Coffee Museum - Coffee Museum:
  Enjoy breakfast at the elegant coffee shop within the Coffee Museum in Santos, and explore the museum to learn about coffee’s significance in Brazil’s socio-economic development.

The coffee shop offers a chance to sample various types and aromas of coffee, freshly ground before serving. Built during the city’s prosperous times, the grand Coffee Museum is an eclectic-style building that opened in 1922 as the Santos Stock Exchange, featuring luxurious finishes with imported materials like Carrara marble and Bohemian crystal chandeliers.

• All taxes, VAT, handling charges, and parking fees included
• Tickets to attractions included
• Transport in fully-equipped vehicles
• Private driver for groups over 3 people
• Licensed bilingual private tour guide

• Meals and drinks.
• Tips. (optional).

Embark on an exciting 7-hour guided discovery of Santos, a city known for its tropical climate, sandy beaches, and plenty of tourist hotspots. Meet your personable bilingual tour guide at Santos Seaport and prepare to dive into the city’s energetic atmosphere.

Kickstart your adventure with a visit to Porchat Island, followed by the visually appealing Botanical Gardens. Once your stomach starts craving some grub, enjoy an hour-long lunch break before heading to the crowd-favorite destination, Monte Serrat. As you explore, let your guide regale you with intriguing tales and knowledge about the landmarks, and enlighten you on Santos’ past and local customs.

The journey continues with a stopover at Mount Serrat, after which you’ll get a chance to explore the renowned Pelé Museum and the Shrine of St. Anthony of Valongo. The final destination is the Coffee Museum, where you’ll gain insight into Brazil’s coffee-making history. After a day full of exploration and memory-making, you will be safely returned to the initial meetup location.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.