You'll start your journey by taking a ferry from Santos to Guarujá, which will take you about 15 minutes.
After that, you'll embark on a 1.5-hour ride along the beautiful coastal road towards Rio de Janeiro until you reach the Environmental Protection Area on the mainland.
Once you're there, get ready for an unforgettable adventure that will immerse you in the culture of the Guarani people. You'll have the opportunity to experience their daily routine, savor their delicious cuisine with a local seasonal food tasting just cooked for you, and interact with tribal leaders. You'll also explore the village's plantations and learn about their ancestral knowledge related to agriculture and food. Don't forget to bring your swimsuits along, as we'll be jumping in the river and waterfalls with the Indigenous kids, just a 30-minute hike away.
Our private experience is socially conscious, and part of your payment goes towards supporting the Guarani village's community projects. We're committed to providing an authentic cultural immersion experience that you won't find anywhere else. You'll get to know the community, its children, and their work intimately. You'll taste the simplicity of Guaraní cuisine and admire the indigenous art expressed through crafts.

We understand that this isn't just any tour you're looking for, but a unique and unforgettable experience. That's why we guarantee that you'll have an amazing time. So why wait? Book your tour today and prepare for the adventure of a lifetime!

We also want to assure you that your safety and peace of mind are our top priorities. If we encounter traffic along the way, we'll adjust our experience accordingly to ensure a safe return to your hotel or cruise ship. Our dedicated local guide is committed to providing a personalized and delightful tour experience, keeping you engaged and entertained throughout the tour with their wealth of knowledge and fascinating anecdotes. Trust us to make your experience unforgettable!

When you choose this experience, you are supporting the Guarani community economically, as they receive a significant percentage of the total amount.