Brazil · SHOPPING TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 shopping tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Rio cooking class review with nine Brazilian dishes, unlimited caipirinhas, market tour, small groups, recipes, value, and practical tips.
“This is a must do especially if you are a foodie and love the history behind it! Book it!!!! You will not be disappointed-”
Taste 15 or more Brazilian fruits in an Ipanema farmers market, with local stories, juices, nuts, and practical Rio food culture.
“Our guide was incredible at presenting a myriad of tropical and Brazilian fruits! 🍋🥭🥥🍍🥑 Most are incredibly tasty! Will do it again with my family next time in Rio.”
Review of the $17.94 Paraguay shopping tour from Foz do Iguaçu, with border transport, five hours in Ciudad del Este, tips, timing, and value.
“Caring driver and concerned with customers. Very good punctuality and with good buying tips and gripability.Auto-translated”
See Belém’s Ver-o-Peso Market, colonial landmarks, basilica, and Goeldi Museum on a practical four-hour city tour with hotel pickup.
“Le guide parlait parfaitement bien le français et nous a fait découvrir plein de choses à propos de l’histoire de Belém. Merci Valdo.”
See Christ the Redeemer, Selarón Steps, Santa Teresa and a local market on a flexible six-hour private Rio tour.
“What an incredible day! Private tour where you're not stuffed in a van with a dozen others. Extremely thorough and knowledgeable guide. (Sorry guide, I'm terrible with names and forgot already). He went above and beyond the normal expectations of a tour and goes out of his way to make sure you have the best experience possible. If you're thinking of a tour of Rio, this is the ultimate one to book 👌 worth every penny and would do it again in a heartbeat.”
Shop duty-free clothing, electronics, gifts, and household goods near Iguassu Falls with hotel transfers and a professional guide.
“Great tour. I went solo but it caters for large groups up to 20. Perfect for retail therapy and also for travellers wanting some luxury items as well as convenience items and electronics.”
Cross from Foz do Iguaçu to Ciudad del Este for five hours of shopping, hotel transfers, border guidance, and duty-free bargains.
“Zairo foi um guia fantástico. Paciente, educado, conhece muito a região e passou ótimas orientações. Agradecemos muito a atenção recebida.”
Review of the Ciudad del Este shopping tour from Foz do Iguaçu, covering border logistics, value, shopping time, transport, and who should book.
“It was just a shopping visit. It was a good place to visit. But we will not visit again. The price in some stores are really good if we compare with the stores in Brazil, but how we live in Europe the prices wasn’t good. We went outside the Shopping Mall but the street was so busy and the product with a lower quality that after 5 minutes we where back to the Shopping mall.”
Review of a private Foz do Iguacu tour to Saltos del Monday, Ciudad del Este shopping, city sights, transfers, price, and practical tips.
“Saltos Monday was really cool waterfall to see, we also took a stop at the Paraguay and Argentina side where the three countries merge, I think shopping was a big part of this tour since it was a private tour we opted out of doing the shopping, really just wanted to see the waterfall and check out a little bit of Paraguay The tour guide was extremely accommodating, and we requested to stop for launch and he took us to a really good restaurant”
Explore Rio through street food, markets, cachaça, beaches, and local neighborhoods on this private four-hour tasting tour.
“Love street food? Will love this tour. Not only could I eat a lot of foods but was able to learn about them as well!”
Explore Belém’s Ver-o-Peso market, museums, fortress, and Amazonian wildlife on an 8-hour guided tour with lunch.
“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.”
Shop Recife with a local guide, from Marco Zero and Casa da Cultura to RioMar, with hotel pickup, transport, and four hours of browsing.
“The pickup at the cruise port was problematic because the driver did not have an approved vehicle to pickup tourists at the port. We had to walk a couple of blocks out of sight of the port police to be picked up. Thereafter the tour it self was very good. The driver/guide was very accommodating and helpful.”
Explore Rio’s Municipal Market with guide Leo, tasting cod cake, fruit, sweets, and beer while seeing beaches, history, and local neighborhoods.
“The market was a bit small and food was so so but Leo, our tour guide made the experience phenomenal! He gave so many amazing facts on the way there about the city and neighborhoods and history and tailored the tour to our needs. Not my favorite Rio destination but def my favorite guide!”
Review the Duty Free Shop Argentina tour from Foz do Iguaçu, with shared transport, themed shopping areas, pricing, timing, and booking tips.
“Tour with MMC, professional Fabiano, simply excellent. Attentive, kind, punctual and with a lot of clarity in the information about the tour.”
Explore Rio’s local market with Neyla, tasting tropical fruit, pastel, and sugar cane juice on a private three-hour food tour.
“Neyla was knowledgeable and connected to many of the vendors, which made for a varied, delicious tour!”
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