Brazil · BRAZILIAN WATERFALL TOURS
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Treat this as the list a carioca would text you. 8 brazilian waterfall tours, each with a price, the verdict of people who went, and the catch nobody mentions until after you pay.
Small-group Tijuca Forest hike in Rio: caves, waterfalls, 19th-century coffee history, plus hotel pickup and a waterfall shower.
“Riccardo was an amazing guide. He was very knowledgable and informative. The pace of the day was just right, and we had the time to make the most of all the sites. If you are into forest walks then you should give this a go!”
4x4 jeep to Serra da Bocaina waterfalls, Tobogã rock slide, Poço do Tarzan swim, then cachaça tasting at Engenho D'Ouro.
“The experience was absolutely amazing—waterfalls, distilleries, history, nature, and everything that made for a perfect day. The guides were exceptional, attentive to everyone’s needs, friendly, and always willing to help. It was truly one of the best experiences of my life. The restaurant in the jungle is also fantastic. If you’re booking this experience, I highly recommend the 6-hour tour for a truly complete experience.”
See Iguazu Falls from both Argentina and Brazil in one day with a small-group bilingual guide and fast border crossing, plus optional boat ride.
“The Our guide Bruno did his best to guide us through the day in full and comfort. He was also fluent in English and explained everything about Iguazu well. I give you A++.the”
From Manaus, explore Presidente Figueiredo waterfalls and Gruta do Refugio cave, swim, and enjoy lunch on a 12-hour day trip.
“The hik was pure primeval beauty; I saw so many beautiful flowers, trees, and fungi. The stunning waterfalls were also warm, pleasant and fun to splash about in. Our guides were kind and knowledgable.”
Rio half-day hike in Tijuca National Park to Jequitibá and Cachoeira do Chuveiro, with permitted waterfall bathing and a natural shower.
“Pietro was an amazing guide. He knows all the great falls as he has been raised around this beautiful Forest which has all kinds of animals. We got to see 2 types of Monkey’s, I recall the name of the bigger one which is all black its called a “Prego” meaning a nail. Loads of Jackfruit which isn’t originally from Brazil. The Portuguese brought in lots of animals, plants, trees etc from Africa. I was very impressed as I had no idea and the Horto exists thanks to Dom Pedro Portuguese King with the influence of his wife Queen Isabel who convinced him Rio needed a forest if it would…”
Small-group hike in Paraty to Saco Bravo waterfall, ending in a sea-facing natural pool with Atlantic Forest views.
“I couldn't have chosen better! The hike was wonderful - a beautiful and occasionally slightly challenging trail through the lush forest criscrossed by streams, and a breathtaking final destination. There can't be many places you can bask in a freRead more”
Guided hike in Rio’s Tijuca Forest with Taunay Waterfall, Bat Cave, and big viewpoints, plus hotel pickup and a small-group feel.
“Was a small group and Eduardo was entertaining. The hike is short but he made the best of it. We saw Monkeys and a sloth. Great experience.”
Hike Garganta do Céu and Pedra da Gávea in Tijuca Park, then cool off at Sorimã Waterfall with small-group guides and sweeping views.
“This was a very challenging hike for me. Took me 2hrs going up. Rugged terrain with lots of rocks. Ron Beulah is an excellent guide and truly helped to make sure that I got up and down without incident. There were 3 tourists & 1 guide. If you have any major health issues or are out of shape do not do this hike! You need at least 2 liters of water and snacks. It was very rewarding and satisfying to see the monkeys and tropical forests. I’d do it again since I’m aware of the level of difficulty.”
