• Coffee Museum - This museum showcases the rich history of Brazilian coffee, featuring exhibits, a café, and barista classes.
• Santos Touristic Tram - The Tram Line offers a nostalgic journey through 40 historical and cultural landmarks. Departing from Valongo Station, a building from 1867 and the first railroad of São Paulo, the trams from the 19th and 20th centuries travel 5km through the Historic Center in about 40 minutes, guided by a tour guide.

These original vehicles from Scotland, Portugal, and Italy make Santos the first International Living Tram Museum in Latin America. Operators wear replicas of the original uniforms from the era when trams were the primary mode of transportation in the city.

• Museu Pelé - The Pelé Museum in Santos is dedicated to the legendary footballer Edison Arantes do Nascimento, known as Pelé. It opened on June 15, 2014, as part of the 2014 FIFA World Cup events.
• Monte Serrat - Experience four minutes of excitement as the cable car ascends 147 meters from the hillside of Mount Serrat to the summit, where the historic casino and the Shrine of Our Lady of Mount Serrat, the patron saint of Santos, stand. Built over 400 years ago, the site also features a staircase with 402 steps and 14 niches depicting scenes from the Via Sacra, opened between 1939 and 1941, offering a stunning 360-degree view of the city, including parts of São Vicente, Cubatão, and Guarujá.

Mount Serrat holds historical significance for Santos, serving as a refuge during pirate invasions. In 1614, a miraculous event attributed to Our Lady led to her becoming the city’s patron saint in 1955.

• Port of Santos - Located in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil, the Port of Santos is the busiest container port in Latin America as of 2006.
• Cachoeira da Serra do Mar - Rota Márcia Prado - The Serra do Mar State Park in São Paulo, Brazil, spans 315,000 hectares of the Serra do Mar mountain range and is one of the largest continuous areas of Atlantic Forest. The park extends from the Rio de Janeiro border to Itariri in southern São Paulo.
• Enseada Beach - Guarujá, a coastal town near São Paulo, is renowned for its beautiful beaches. Enseada Beach, with its long sandy stretch, is home to the Acqua Mundo aquarium, featuring sharks and penguins.
• Calçadão da Orla de Santos - Santos boasts the largest beach garden in the world, recognized by Guinness World Records in 2002. This picturesque garden, a true city postcard, spans seven kilometers of beach, measuring 5,335m in length and 45m to 50m in width, totaling 218,800m².

The garden also serves as an outdoor art gallery, featuring 38 monuments and sculptures that celebrate figures from Santos, as well as national and international icons.

• Private tour
• Place to change into a swimsuit
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Food and drinks
• Towels

This exclusive trip is a fantastic option for those seeking a blend of historical and ecological exploration, combining the stunning beaches of Guaruja with the rich history of Santos city.

For those who appreciate nature and history, this tour will exceed your expectations. The journey from São Paulo to Santos travels along an impressive highway passing through a vibrant section of the Atlantic Rain Forest. Upon reaching Santos, you’ll be captivated by its enchanting historic center, where opportunities to visit the Coffee Museum, Pelé Museum, enjoy a panoramic sightseeing tour on the historic tram, marvel at the incredible beachfront gardens, beautiful beaches, and more, await you.

Sites to Explore:

Coffee Museum;

Historic Tram;

Pelé Museum;

Santos Football Stadium;

Beachfront Gardens;

Beautiful beaches;

Rain Forest;

Port of Santos;

Spectacular Views;

Local Culture;

Handicrafts.

• Minimum age is 15 years
• Operated by a multi-lingual guide
• Send us your arrival and/or departure time if your traveling by bus, cruise or airplane

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