Brazil · MARKETS
Prices, durations and the traveller verdict on 3 market tours, laid out so the choice takes two minutes instead of a whole evening.
Taste 15 or more Brazilian fruits in an Ipanema farmers market, with local stories, juices, nuts, and a guide-led Rio food walk.
“What a market, with everything one would like to eat, taste and drink. All done by local people with their own flair. What needs someone after this visit? Obviously a hammock and a cat.”
Review Belém’s four-hour city tour, from Ver-o-Peso Market to historic churches, museums, and hotel pickup for $83.
“Le guide parlait parfaitement bien le français et nous a fait découvrir plein de choses à propos de l’histoire de Belém. Merci Valdo.”
Explore Belém’s Ver-o-Peso Market, museums, fortress, and Amazonian wildlife on an eight-hour guided tour with lunch included.
“It covered the history of Belém well. However, had I known that 90% of the Ver-o-Peso market was closed for renovation I would not have traveled to Belem. In reality the entire trip to Belem was a waste of money and not worth the effort.”
Pick a coastline, a forest or a Friday night.
