
Private Visit to the Ribeirão Silveira Guarani Tribe
Venture into the Santos forest to see an indigenous village with this private visit to the Ribeirão Silveira Guarani tribe and learn all about their culture!
- 10 hours
This exclusive journey to the Ribeirão Silveira Guarani tribe will take you into the essence of the Santos forest to engage with an indigenous community, allowing you to uncover the significance of their time-honored traditions.
Exclusive Visit to the Ribeirão Silveira Guarani Tribe
Your day begins at 8 am when we will collect you from your hotel in Santos, setting off towards an indigenous reserve situated in Bertioga.
Upon arrival at the Guarani village of Ribeirão Silveira, you will gain insight into the vital role these indigenous communities play, as they hold steadfast to their deeply ingrained cultural practices, utilizing natural resources effectively.
Experience the everyday activities of the tribe, from their hunting, fishing, and farming methods to the creation of traditional crafts.
The Guarani people will also invite you to witness their ceremonial rituals, dances, and folk music, offering a glimpse into their rich cultural heritage. Additionally, you're welcome to wander the surroundings and take a refreshing swim in the waterfalls!
After bidding farewell to the Guarani, we will proceed to a seafood restaurant where you can enjoy lunch at your leisure. Following that, we will head to a coastal location to relax on the pristine beaches.
Ultimately, we will transport you back to Santos, with an expected arrival time around 6 pm.
Benefits of a Private Tour
Choosing a private tour offers an enhanced level of personalized service. You have the flexibility to select your preferred date, and if traveling with a larger group, you'll find potential savings on your experience.
Prices
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop–off
- Transport by minibus
- English–speaking guide
- Donation to the community
- Private and exclusive tour
Not included
- Lunch
Tips
- Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.



