Recife and Olinda private City Tour
Recife and Olinda private City Tour
Enjoy a panoramic tour of Recife and Olinda
Enjoy a panoramic tour of Recife and Olinda. Take an optional catamaran ride, walk through historical streets of Recife and get to know its main sights. See beautiful historical buildings including the Casa da Cultura, a 19th century building that was once a prison and is now a centre for regional culture with craft stores and local foods. See why Olinda is a UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage Monument, and visit local handcrafts and the beautiful Se Church
Experience
- Highlights of Recife & Olinda
- Casa da Cultura & Craft Stores
- Churches of Sé and Misericórdia
- Streets of Carnival
- UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage Sights
- Boa Viagem Beach
- Handcraft
- Praça da República (flanked by the Governor’s Palace, Santa Isabel Theatre and the Law Courts)
- Sao Bento Monastery
- Private Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in Recife
- Professional Tour Guide (english speaking)
- Food and Beverages
- Lunch
- Catamaran tour
- Dolls Embassy Entrance
- Tickets to Embassy of Pernambuco
- Museum and Church entrances
- The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation.
- Prices subject to change without notice. Payments must be made at the time in brazilian reais.
- By decree of municipal law, medium and large vehicles are not allowed on the historical site of the city of Olinda. For this reason, some parts of the script are done on foot. Important to wear light clothing, comfortable shoes and sunscreen.
- There are options for hotels located in Recife and Porto de Galinhas. Pay attention to your hotel address when confirming your reservation.
- Entrance fees to churches, museums and any other attractions are optional and therefore not included. Ask your guide for more information
This tour will give you, in one go, the best of the cities of Recife and Olinda.
The tour begins with a panorama of Recife, including the three sectors making up the city centre: Recife, Santo Antônio and Boa Vista. You’ll see the bridge of Maurício de Nassau, Praça da República (flanked by the Governor’s Palace, Santa Isabel Theatre and the Law Courts) and the Casa da Cultura, a fine building dating back to the 19th century. Originally a prison, today this building is a centre for regional cul
Highlights
- Highlights of Recife & Olinda
- Casa da Cultura & Craft Stores
- Churches of Sé and Misericórdia
- Streets of Carnival
- UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage Sights
- Boa Viagem Beach
- Handcraft
- Praça da República (flanked by the Governor’s Palace, Santa Isabel Theatre and the Law Courts)
- Sao Bento Monastery
Includes
- Private Roundtrip Transfer to Most Hotels in Recife
- Professional Tour Guide (english speaking)
Excludes
- Food and Beverages
- Lunch
- Catamaran tour
- Dolls Embassy Entrance
- Tickets to Embassy of Pernambuco
- Museum and Church entrances
Essential Information
- The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation.
- Prices subject to change without notice. Payments must be made at the time in brazilian reais.
- By decree of municipal law, medium and large vehicles are not allowed on the historical site of the city of Olinda. For this reason, some parts of the script are done on foot. Important to wear light clothing, comfortable shoes and sunscreen.
- There are options for hotels located in Recife and Porto de Galinhas. Pay attention to your hotel address when confirming your reservation.
- Entrance fees to churches, museums and any other attractions are optional and therefore not included. Ask your guide for more information
Itinerary
This tour will give you, in one go, the best of the cities of Recife and Olinda.
The tour begins with a panorama of Recife, including the three sectors making up the city centre: Recife, Santo Antônio and Boa Vista. You’ll see the bridge of Maurício de Nassau, Praça da República (flanked by the Governor’s Palace, Santa Isabel Theatre and the Law Courts) and the Casa da Cultura, a fine building dating back to the 19th century. Originally a prison, today this building is a centre for regional cul