Santos (São Paulo), Brazil

From the giant orchids in the Orchidarium to the sparkling store windows at the Mall: a day that will transform Santos into a real playground, full of surprises for big and small alike.

• Wander amongst the orchids and tropical plants at the Santos Municipal Orchidarium.
• Shopping at the Praiamar Mall.

We'll set off from the port, and in just a few minutes, we'll arrive at the Municipal Orchidarium, a real feast for the eyes: hundreds of orchids in impossible colors, tropical plants straight out of a cartoon, and paths that are perfect for a family stroll. Perfect for photos that'll make the grandparents back home go wild!

After this journey through flowers and scents, we'll head to Praiamar Mall. Here, they've got everything: ice-creams, stores, fun gadgets and corners where the kids can browse and explore without getting bored.

Dazzled by all the colors, you'll then head back to the port, ready for the next adventure. A simple but super fun day, where nature, shopping and smiles go hand in hand.

• Space is limited, so be sure to book early.

On this excursion, we explore the life of the oceans and rivers at the Aquarium of Santos, where we can see many different specimens and marvel at the creativity of nature, before returning to earth with a shopping trip to the Praiamar shopping centre.

• Sightseeing Tour of Santos
• Santos Aquarium
• Ocean baths and Amazonian baths
• Praiamar shopping centre

• We leave the port for a sightseeing tour of Santos, the main coastal city of the State of São Paulo, passing through some of the main tourist points of the city and the waterfront.
• Our first stop is the Santos Aquarium. Built in 1945, it has 50 tanks and covers an area of about 1,000 square metres, within which we can admire a wide variety of marine and Amazonian fish, along with penguins.
• The tanks dedicated to the fauna of the oceans, among the most beautiful in the aquarium, contain several species of sharks, rays, turtles and a vast assortment of marine fish.
• The Amazon section tanks are full of detail and incredibly beautiful. Here we can admire the unusual inhabitants of the fresh waters of South America, including specimens of pacu, pintado, tucunaré and tambaqui.
• After this interesting and enjoyable visit, we stop off at the Praiamar shopping centre, one of the largest in the area. Its 130,000 square metres are home to 220 shops, a hypermarket and 10 cinemas.
• In the two hours available, we can give free rein to our shopping desires or indulge in various delicacies in the refreshments area, which offers 20 different dining options.
• After this stop we return to the ship with our purchases and many new memories.

• Space is limited, so be sure to book early.

A vintage tram that climbs uphill past palm trees and stunning landscapes, a church that looks out over the city and the chance to buy a coffee suspended between sea and sky. Monte Serrat is the balcony of Santos: spectacular, colorful and ready to surprise.

• Panoramic climb up Monte Serrat on board the funicular.
• Independent visit to the Church of Our Lady of Monte Serrat, the religious symbol of Santos.
• Free time for a local coffee with views and a panoramic trip along the coast.

If you thought that a funicular is simply a means of transport, get ready to think again. At Monte Serrat, it's a journey through time: a tram from another era that will transport you slowly up, while the city gets every smaller below and the blue of the ocean extends beneath you.

At the summit, the silence changes pitch. Before you stands the Church of Our Lady of Monte Serrat, the patron saint of Santos: small, white and welcoming. Inside, you can breathe in the history of the place, while outside, you can take a deep breath of freedom. And between one photo and the next, there's time to buy a coffee and enjoy stunning views — the perfect way to feel at peace with the world (and with caffeine).

The descent is gentle, but the tour continues: a scenic trip along the Santos coastline, home to the world's longest garden by the sea, as certified by the Guinness Book of Records. Palms, sand and smiles: the last postcard of an experience that will take you to new heights…in body and mind.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the heart of Santos. Set off from the port and glide past its most iconic sights to Praça Mauá. Hop on board the historic 1920s tram, and let yourself be transported between Conjunto do Carmo, Casa da Frontaria Azulejada and Panteão dos Andradas, which pass by like scenes from an old-fashioned film. Then it's straight to the Pelé Museum**, where memorabilia, stories and interactive challenges bring the legend to life. And as you leave the city, it almost feels like you're leaving another era: a return to the present, but with the past still in your pocket.

• Sightseeing tour of Santos
• Praça Mauá
• Trip on historic tram
• Conjunto do Carmo
• Casa da Frontaria Azulejada
• Panteão dos Andradas
• Pelé Museum

• We leave the port for a sightseeing tour of Santos, passing through some of the main tourist points of the city and the waterfront.
• We arrive at Praça Mauá, the heart of the old city, with its large pedestrian area used as gardens with geometric mosaics, fountains and luxuriant trees.
• Here, we climb aboard an historic tram, built in the 1920s and completely restored, one of the few relics of its era.
• The tram travels down the main streets of the city centre, and in so doing becoming a a real time machine: historic buildings and monuments that tell of previous centuries pass before our eyes.
• From the tram windows we see such architectural gems as the Conjunto do Carmo convent, one of the oldest examples of Brazilian baroque, the beautiful Casa da Frontaria Azulejada, designed in the neoclassical style and covered with blue and yellow tiles from Portugal, and the Panteão dos Andradas.
• Alighting the tram, we take a pleasant stroll to the Pelé Museum the city's newest attraction, which is next to the restored railway station built in 1867, in the historic area of the quay.
• Housed in a historic 19th century building, the Pelé Museum is a celebration of the great Brazilian footballer housing many mementoes of his career, including shirts, football boots, balls, medals and trophies for a total of 2,354 pieces that are exhibited in rotation according to the chosen theme.
• In the 4,134 square metres of the museum, we can also see films, images and writings on the star. There is also an interactive space to test our ball skills and match ourselves against the talents of Pelé.
• After the visit, we say goodbye to the city of Santos, and return to the port.

• Space is limited, so be sure to book early.
• Palaces, churches and monuments may be closed without notice. In this case, the visit will be external only.

Delve into the history of Santos, where every street tells the tale of Pelé, the legendary hero of young and old alike. Step into the museum dedicated to him, explore the Santos memorial and visit the Ecumenical Necropolis, a site of homage for fans from all over the world. Take a photo in front of the “Coração Santista” mural and get swept up by the energy of a city that has never stopped loving its King. A journey that takes you straight to the beating heart of soccer.

• Sightseeing bus tour to the city of Santos
• Pelé Museum; Santos memorial; Necrópole Ecumênica Memorial: interior visits
• “Coração Santista” mural: photo stop

• Jump aboard the bus and get ready to discover the history of Santos, brimming with passion for football and Victorian architecture: among its buildings, you will encounter the traces of the city's love for Pelé, the champion whose career started and ended here.
• At the Pelé Museum, among the jerseys, boots, balls and trophies, you'll see the 2,000-plus pieces of memorabilia celebrating O'Rei, "the King of Football" - his nickname among fans and opponents alike.
• Meanwhile, in the various rooms of the mausoleum in Santos, you'll find films, photos and a collection of personal objects that tell the story of his life both on and off the pitch.
• You will also visit the Necrópole Ecumênica Memorial where he is buried: an important place for the many fans who visit from all over the world.
• But the streets will really reveal how much affection his city still has for their hero: take a souvenir photo in front of the "Coração Santista", the mural created by an artist to pay homage to him.

Discover Santos, with its aromas of Brazilian coffee, historic monuments and dreamy beaches. Admire the Coffee Exchange and the Coffee Museum, wander through the old town of Santos, explore Santos FC's trophies at the Memorial das Conquistas and let yourself be won over by the incredible views along the coast to São Vicente. An unforgettable dive into the most authentic heart of Brazil!

• Sightseeing tour of Santos
• Coffee Exchange
• Salão do Pregão
• Coffee Museum
• Santos Old Town
• Memorial das Conquistas of Santos Futebol Clube
• São Vicente: Biquinha
• Sightseeing tour of the coast

• We leave the port for a sightseeing tour of Santos, the main coastal city of the State of São Paulo, passing through some of the main tourist points of the city and the waterfront.
• We stop off at the ancient Coffee Exchange, founded in 1922 to centralise the sale of coffee, of which Brazil is the world's largest producer and exporter.
• Inside, we see the Salão do Pregão, literally the "auction room", where the dealing took place and where there are decorative panels by the artist Benedicto Calixto.
• We then visit the Coffee Museum annex where we have free time to explore the exhibition rooms. Anyone who wants to can enjoy the best coffee in Brazil or purchase the best special blends in the square.
• We continue our tour heading to the historic centre of Santos, home to the Customs House, the Palace of Justice and the Coliseum Theatre, built in the 1920s.
• We conclude the city tour with a stop at the Memorial das Conquistas del Santos Futebol Clube, the team with which the great Pelé started his glorious career. Here we can admire trophies and memorabilia, and a brief history of Pelé's career.
• We then return to the coach and begin a sightseeing tour of the coast, to admire its beautiful beaches lapped by the ocean.
• We arrive at São Vicente, founded in 1532 and considered the first modern Brazilian city.
• We stop to take some photos at Biquinha de Anchieta, a source of fresh drinking water, dating back to 1553, which marks the spot where Father Anchieta baptised the Native Americans.
• We continue our sightseeing tour of the coast, going from the beaches of São Vicente to those of Santos, where we find the garden on the longest promenade in the world. From here, we return to the port.

• Flash photography is not allowed inside the Coffee Exchange and the Memorial das Conquistas in Santos.
• The excursion is only for guests not disembarking in Santos.

Climb aboard and let Brazil sweep you away: Start in Santos surrounded by the intense aromas of the Coffee Exchange, then head to the Pelé Museum, where you'll feel as if this soccer legend is running alongside you. At Estação Valongo, time stands still and then starts again on the historic tram, while São Paulo welcomes you with the scents of the Mercado Municipal and a tasting you'll never forget. Avenida Paulista flows like a river of energy, and Ibirapuera Park offers a breath of fresh air in a green oasis in the heart of the city. A journey that vibrates, pulsates and stays with you.

• Bolsa do Café
• Pelé Museum
• Valongo Station
• Tram ride
• São Paulo Municipal Market and tasting
• Paulista Avenue
• Ibirapuera's Park

• After boarding the bus, we will leave the port towards the historic center of Santos where the Pelé Museum is located. Considered the King of Football, Pelé is the greatest scorer in history, scoring 650 goals in 694 league matches, and in the total 1281 goals in 1363 games, which include unofficial friendlies, a Guinness world record. The only player to win three World Cups. 
• Then we will go to Valongo Station, the old Central station where the trams that used to make public transport  in the past, where we will depart on a ride in one of the historic cars. We will stop at the old Bolsa do Café, now called Museu do Café, created in 1998 with the aim of preserving and publicizing the historic relationship between coffee and the country. Among objects and documents that make up its collection, it is possible to see how the evolution of coffee growing and the political, economic and cultural development of the country are closely linked. After taking the Tram back to the station, we will depart again towards São Paulo via Rodovia dos Imigrantes.
• The first stop in the largest metropolis in Latin America will be at the Municipal Market of São Paulo, an important historical and architectural building in the city, the Municipal Market also stands out today as a cultural and tourist hub. The building underwent restoration in 2004, which included the construction of a mezzanine to house restaurants where we will stop for one of Mercadão's traditional snacks. 
• After lunch we will head towards Avenida Paulista where in a panoramic passage we will be able to see the main financial center of the country and after passing through the avenue we will stop at Ibirapuera Park is an urban park in the city of São Paulo, designed by Landscape Designer Roberto Burle Marx and Architect Oscar Niemeyer, is the park with the highest number of visitors in the country with almost twenty million visitors. 
• After visiting the important Monument to the flags, popularly known as “Push - push” where he also mentions the Treaty of Tordesillas, an old agreement between Portugal and Spain that separated colonization in Latin America. 
• After knowing a little about the history of Brazil, we will finally go to Congonhas Airport and then to Guarulhos Airport.

• Palaces, churches and monuments may be closed without notice. In this case, the visit will be external only.
• On Mondays the museums are closed, therefore the visit will be done externally
• The tour is reserved for guests with a flight from 20.00

Dive into the heart of vibrant Brazil: step inside the Pelé Museum, look back at the records held by the King of Soccer, then head to Valongo Station for a trip on the historic tram to the Coffee Exchange. Then it's back to São Paulo for a typical lunch at a churrascaria, strut along Avenida Paulista, breathe in the greenery of Ibirapuera Park and browse the stalls at the Municipal Market before you're dropped off at Congonhas or Garulhos Airport**. End your trip with the feeling that you've tasted the soul of the country.

• Pelé Museum
• Valongo Station
• Tram ride
• Coffee Exchange
• São Paulo Churrascaria
• Ibirapuera's Park
• São Paulo Municipal Market

• After boarding the bus, we will leave the port towards the historic center of Santos where the Pelé Museum is located. Considered the King of Football, Pelé is the greatest scorer in history, scoring 650 goals in 694 league matches, and in the total 1281 goals in 1363 games, which include unofficial friendlies, a Guinness world record. The only player to win three World Cups. 
• Then we will go to Valongo Station, the old Central station where the trams that used to make public transport  in the past, where we will depart on a ride in one of the historic cars. We will stop at the old Bolsa do Café, now called Museu do Café, created in 1998 with the aim of preserving and publicizing the historic relationship between coffee and the country. Among objects and documents that make up its collection, it is possible to see how the evolution of coffee growing and the political, economic and cultural development of the country are closely linked. After taking the Tram back to the station, we will depart again towards São Paulo via Rodovia dos Imigrantes.
• Upon arriving in Sao Paulo we will have lunch at a Brazilian steakhouse - rodizio system.
• After lunch we will head towards Avenida Paulista where in a panoramic passage we will be able to see the main financial center of the country and after passing through the avenue we will stop at Ibirapuera Park is an urban park in the city of São Paulo, designed by Landscape Designer Roberto Burle Marx and Architect Oscar Niemeyer, is the park with the highest number of visitors in the country with almost twenty million visitors. After visiting the important Monument to the flags, popularly known as “Push - push” where he also mentions the Treaty of Tordesillas, an old agreement between Portugal and Spain that separated colonization in Latin America.
• Now we’ll go to the largest metropolis in Latin America will be at the Municipal Market of São Paulo, an important historical and architectural building in the city, the Municipal Market also stands out today as a cultural and tourist hub. The building underwent restoration in 2004. After knowing a little about the history of Brazil, we will finally go to Congonhas Airport and then to Guarulhos Airport.

• Drinks are not included.
• This excursion is only available to guests whose flights depart from São Paulo airport after 20:00
• This tour ends both at Congonhas Airport and Guarulhos Airport