A 20-day route built around women-led cooperatives, artisans, and community projects across the Amazon delta, Bahia, and the Minas Gerais artisan valley. Entirely within Brazil — a 20-day route built around women-led communities, cooperatives, and artisans across four very different regions.
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Day-by-Day Itinerary
A private guide, driver, and vehicle for the entire trip, with hotels pre-arranged at every overnight stop — the pace and any optional stops can still be shaped around your group.
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Arrival
Arrival pickup at Galeão International Airport (GIG), Rio de Janeiro.
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Day 1 — Rio de Janeiro
Airport transfer, with a free evening to explore.
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Day 2 — Fly to Belém
Flights and transfers, with an orientation meeting.
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Day 3 — Ver-o-Peso Market
A historic walking tour of Belém's old town and market.
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Day 4 — Cotijuba Island
A boat crossing, community welcome, and beach relaxation.
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Day 5 — Women's Cooperative
A cooking class with the women of MMIB, plus a bio-jewelry workshop.
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Day 6 — Island Rainforest
A rainforest trail, a river bath, and preparing for a beach luau.
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Day 7 — Farewell Breakfast
Learning marajoara pottery before returning to Belém.
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Day 8 — Fly to Salvador
Transfer via flights to Bahia.
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Day 9 — Itaparica Island
A crab-fishing community visit, mangrove exploration, an artisanal chocolate factory, and water sports.
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Day 10 — Cooking with Local Women
A community class preparing Moqueca seafood stew.
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Day 11 — Free Day in Salvador
Time to explore the historic colonial city.
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Day 12 — Fly to Montes Claros
Transfer into Minas Gerais.
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Day 13 — Vale do Jequitinhonha
Clay extraction at a "Barreiro" and a pottery modeling workshop.
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Day 14 — Artisan Communities
A natural pigment painting workshop and a visit to the Campo Alegre artisan community.
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Day 15 — Ceramic Traditions
Time at a ceramic master's home, a dulce de leche and biscuit workshop, and a ceramic firing ceremony.
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Day 16 — Fly to Rio de Janeiro
Transfers and flights back to the capital.
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Day 17 — Favela Orgânica
A tour of an organic urban farming project, cooking with its founder.
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Day 18 — Little Africa
A walking tour of Rio's African heritage sites and a coffee culture experience.
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Day 19 — Free Day in Rio
Attractions, beaches, or optional activities at your own pace.
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Day 20 — Departure
Airport transfer.
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Departure
Departure transfer from Rio de Janeiro's Galeão International Airport (GIG).
What's Included
A private vehicle and driver, just for your group
A professional, knowledgeable local guide
Hotels and transport arranged for every day of the trip
Pacing and optional stops shaped around your group
All tolls, parking, and fuel
What's Not Included
Attraction admission tickets, unless noted as included
Meals and snacks
Gratuities for your guide or driver
Personal expenses
Why Book a Private Tour With Voyzo?
Your group only — never combined with strangers
Crowded 50+ seat group buses
Fully custom stops, built around you
A fixed script with no flexibility
Door-to-door pickup, wherever you're staying
Meeting at a fixed public meeting point
Direct, transparent pricing — no marketplace markup
Third-party booking fees
Important Information
Know Before You Book
Group size can range from 1 to 25 guests — we match the vehicle to your party.
Pricing depends on group size, vehicle, and tour length, and is confirmed after your quote request.
Tour duration is flexible — the times shown are a typical starting point.
Know Before You Go
We'll confirm your exact pickup time and vehicle details after booking.
Bring a camera, comfortable shoes, and weather-appropriate layers.
Your arrival flight details are required to confirm the itinerary.
Special Requests
Mobility needs, dietary notes, or accessibility requirements? Let us know when requesting your quote and we'll arrange accordingly.
Traveling with young children or larger groups — just tell us, and we'll recommend the right vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
The itinerary is built specifically around women-led cooperatives, artisan workshops, and community projects — from the MMIB women's cooking class in Belém to the ceramic artisans of Vale do Jequitinhonha — rather than standard sightseeing.
The itinerary is designed around women-led communities and experiences, though who books it is up to you — ask us if you have questions about the group makeup.
No — every stop, across four different regions, stays within Brazil.
19 nights' accommodation in hotels and guesthouses, 19 breakfasts plus 3 lunches and 3 dinners, transfers, activities and admission fees, English-speaking guides, and 24/7 emergency support.
Once your quote is accepted, we'll confirm your exact pickup time, vehicle, and driver details by email ahead of your tour date.
Yes — reach out to our team any time before your tour and we'll do our best to accommodate itinerary or schedule changes.
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