Tour & Travel Agents and Operators in Brazil

"In addition to its music, beautiful setting, and charming people, you will also be dazzled by Salvador’s history. Salvador has more than 300 churches including its most renowned temple, Bonfim’s church. Statues of beautiful Orixa’s - African Gods - the typical "baianas" food, pubs, restaurants are all things to visit and enjoy. Can you live without seeing this paradise? Visit us today!"

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Phone: (55) 71 2107-5980
RUA FERNANDO MENEZES DE GOIS 397 - GRP.01- PITUBA, SALVADOR, BRAZIL

"Undoubtedly one of the most naturally privileged states in Northeast Brazil, with 230 km of breathtaking coastline, Alagoas has it all. You’ll find Brazil’s most charming and beautiful beaches not to mention, a wide selection of rivers and lakes.

Journey through historical towns like Penedo and Marechal Deodoro or Porto Calvo and União dos Palmares where you’ll find the birthplace of the antislavery movement. Experience a wealth of local folklore with extraordinary performances reflecting Brazil’s racial diversity.

Shop for a wonderful variety of crafts including lace, embroidery and crochet, whose beauty and expertise spans generations. The cuisine is magnificent, especially the seafood. This includes a great variety of fish and crustaceans cooked in coconut and traditional "

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Phone: (55) 82 3337-3171
TRAVESSA ARAUJO BIVAR, 338 - PAJUCARA, MACEIO, BRAZIL

"Pernambuco’s 187km coastline is one of the most beautiful in Brazil. From happening city beaches where beautiful people sunbathe the day away to natural untouched shores where the only footprints are yours, you’ll find what you’re looking for. From north to south, tourists and locals alike enjoy this magnificent region where the sun shines year round.

On the the southern beaches of Cabo de Santo Agostinho and Porto de Galinhas, visitors can go scuba diving, sub-aqua fishing or surfing. They can ride a catamaran or go sailing along the seafront and up the mangrove-lined rivers.

The city of Recife has countless tourist attractions including museums, churches, colonial buildings and historical sites like the first synagogue in the Americas. You can’t miss the World Heritage Monu"

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Phone: (55) 81 3366-6262
RUA JACANA, 105, RECIFE, BRAZIL

"Paraíba attracts visitors attention with its beautiful beaches, historic ambiance, authentic cultural events and its “sui generis�culinary dishes. Approximately 140km of coastline beaches await you, where natural and urban delights can be found from North to South.

Visit Cabo Branco and Ponta do Seixas, the easternmost part of the Americas (the point where the sun rises first); Tambaba, one of the few Brazilian Naturist beaches; Tambaú, where the night life concentration is; Jacaré Beach, to witness the most beautiful sunset in Brazil, to the classic Spanish sound of Ravel’s Bolero; Bessa and Intermerares, where you’ll find all the best surfing, windsurfing and kite surfing; Barra do Mamanguape to visit the centre for the preservation of the sea cow (Projeto Peixe-Boi Marinho "

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Phone: (55) 83 3247-1856
AV. ALMINRANTE TAMANDARE, 229, JOAO PESSOA, BRAZIL

"The state of Rio Grande do Norte is the jewel of northeastern Brazil. The capital city, Natal, is a city of joy, where you’ll find friendly people partying in sun, year round. Beautiful white sand dunes, tropical beaches with natural pools, the rich tastes of a wide gastronomic selection, not to mention a unique variety of one of a kind local arts and handcrafts.

Be enchanted by hidden lagoons formed in the dunes, take a buggy ride down the beach, ride a camel, dive the parrachos de Maracajaú, visit the biggest Caju tree (where cashew nuts come from) in the world and much more!!!
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Phone: (55) 84 3219-2966
AV. PRAIA DE PONTA NEGRA, 8884, NATAL, BRAZIL

"Out on the Brazilian archipelagos, man and nature come together in perfect harmony. The largest island, with a population of barely 3,000 people, covers an area of 17 square kilometres. This chain of about 20 islands has a total land mass of 26 square kilometres. In such an environment, sustainable tourism has been a natural development.

You’ll find this secluded paradise 545 km from the coast of Pernambuco and 360 km from the coast of Rio Grande do Norte. Come experience the wonderfully balanced ecosystems of one of the most important ecological sanctuaries in the world.

You need to spend at least 3 days in Noronha to get the full experience. With countless natural wonders to explore and a wealth of interesting historical sites of the Brazilian colonization, you might never "

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Phone: (55) 81 3619-1328
RUA MAJOR COSTA, S/N, FERNANDO DE NORONHA, BRAZIL

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