Brazil · MARKETS
Good market tours fill up weeks out and the best go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes, and where they genuinely differ.
Hands-on Rio cooking in Ipanema: 9 recipes, unlimited caipirinhas, and an optional market stop. Small group, recipes sent next day.
“So much fun to hang out in the middle of a hot afternoon in the air conditioning and learn to cook a few dishes and drink a lot of caipirinhas!”
Hands-on Rio cooking in Ipanema: 9 recipes, unlimited caipirinhas, and an optional market stop. Small group, recipes sent next day.
“Great fun, very informative, good food. We were a couple in a room with other groups of friends/family, everyone got involved and the atmosphere was fabulous.”
Join a small-group Ipanema market walk to taste 15 to 20 exotic Brazilian fruits, juices, and local ingredients, with stories from a fruit expert.
“Quite a lot of fruits to sample and enjoy with Caterina. Learned lots about what Brazilians like and eat. I tried them all and there was nothing I would not eat again. All very good!”
4-hour Belém tour with Ver-o-Peso Market, Feliz Lusitânia, Nazaré Basilica, Castelo Fortress, and Goeldi Museum, hotel pickup included.
“Our guide Victor personalized our tour to meet our interests. Everything was great!”
Full-day Belém tour with Ver-o-Peso Market, Emilio Goeldi Museum, Forte do Presépio, Encontro Museum, and lunch, plus hotel pickup.
“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 coast, a city or a river, and start there.
