Cumbuco is a beach that is situated about 37km east of Fortaleza in the district of Caucaia. It offers several leisure options such as, raft rides, the entertaining donkey and horse rides, the thrilling quadricycle ride, and the surprising buggy ride that takes place on the moving sand dunes! On this tour you will get the opportunity to experience all of this, as well as getting a break to try the local sport - the ski-bunda!

Cumbuco is an ancient colony of fishermen, which will surprise you with a landscape full of dunes punctuated by green coconut trees and intercalated by ponds!

The beach and the local area also hosts an excellent tourist structure of hotels, bars and restaurants, that you will have some freetime to explore!

The day finishes with a refreshing dive in the pond of Parnamirim!

Optional Extras: Available for purchase locally -

• Gorgeous Sand Dune Beach to explore
• Classic Hotels, Bars and Restaurants
• Horse Back Riding
• Quadricycle
• Dune Buggies
• Ski Bunda

Begin your tour by passing over the Rio-Niteroi bridge and on to Buzios. Known as Brazil's St Tropez, Buzios was a fishing village until it was made famous by French actress, Brigitte Bardot. At this time it became fashionable and sophisticated with many fancy boutiques, fine restaurants and posh villas.

Upon arrival in Buzios, you will be guided on a walk through the narrow, cobbled streets, full of quaint charm, and will even have time to stop for a relaxing bite to eat at one of the restaurants (not included) before heading back to your hotel.

The mountain retreat of Petropolis is located 60km away from Rio de Janeiro and it has been called the Imperial City since the times of Emperor Pedro II.

This tour starts with a visit to the Imperial Museum, which has been the summer residence of the Emperor D. Pedro II and here you can see furniture and objects such as the crown of gold, pearls and diamonds used by D. Pedro I and D. Pedro II.

The tour will continue on the Gothic Cathedral where Princess Isabel was buried along with the tombstones of D. Pedro II and his wife. From there you will see the Crystal Palace, built in France and mounted in Brazil, destined to shelter exhibitions and great parties promoted by Princess Isabel.