Paraty Multisport Tour
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Three thrilling days that are a unique combination of history, culture, nature, adventure and pure entertainment with the colonial town of Paraty as your base. The emphasis is on Hiking, Stand Up Paddleboarding and Sea Kayaking, taking you off the beaten track to the best places Paraty has to offer.
Highlights of this trip include the outstanding views from the 400m Sugarloaf Peak in Mamanguá tropical fjord and island and beach hopping on paddling trips in the Bay of Paraty. |
Chosen by Outside Magazine in 2013 as the World's best multisport location
Day 1: Sea & Forest tour (sea kayaking & jeep tour) 9am-5pm
A fun packed day taking in both sides of Paraty – the bay with its tropical islands and deserted sandy beaches and the mountainside Rainforest with its freshwater pools and waterfalls.
In the morning you paddle the bay visiting islands, beaches and the mangrove before heading up into the hills by jeep for lunch beside a waterfall. There will be time for a swim in Tarzan´s pool, the thrilling toboggan rockslide and a visit to a cachaça distillery where the rum is still made the traditional way.
A fun packed day taking in both sides of Paraty – the bay with its tropical islands and deserted sandy beaches and the mountainside Rainforest with its freshwater pools and waterfalls.
In the morning you paddle the bay visiting islands, beaches and the mangrove before heading up into the hills by jeep for lunch beside a waterfall. There will be time for a swim in Tarzan´s pool, the thrilling toboggan rockslide and a visit to a cachaça distillery where the rum is still made the traditional way.
Day 2: Mamanguá Sugarloaf Peak hike (9am-5.30pm)
In addition to its sandy beaches and clear waters the fjord, with its protected waters and mangrove, is a natural sanctuary for marine life with over 100 species of fish. Today after a 30 minute ride by speedboat from Paraty to Mamangua we hike up Mamanguá Sugarloaf Peak which, at 440m, offers fantastic views of the fjord and the bay of Paraty in the distance.
In addition to its sandy beaches and clear waters the fjord, with its protected waters and mangrove, is a natural sanctuary for marine life with over 100 species of fish. Today after a 30 minute ride by speedboat from Paraty to Mamangua we hike up Mamanguá Sugarloaf Peak which, at 440m, offers fantastic views of the fjord and the bay of Paraty in the distance.
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Day 3: Stand Up Paddle (SUP) boarding (9am-3pm)
Today we swap the kayaks for the paddle boards and head out into the bay to go to the best paddle boarding spots. We’ll have a support boat so you can paddle as much or as little as you like. The guide will also offer paddling instruction to first timers or people looking to improve their paddling technique. Return to Paraty by 17hrs for onward travel |
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2021 Prices per person in US$ : (check with us for current price because rates can change due to the exchange rate, but we will try to offer a 10% discount off rates shown until Oct. 1.) Group tour (guaranteed departure with 2 people) Group size: minimum 2 people, maximum 10, average 4-6 Basis 2-3 people = USD 333 per person Basis 4-10 people = USD 301 per person Private tour Basis 1 person = USD 770 per person Basis 2 people = USD 463 per person Basis 3 people = USD 425 per person Basis 4-10 people = USD 369 per person Add $138 per person for roundtrip group transfers from Rio, or you can take buses or a private transfer. We can also add a hotel in Paraty - just let us know your preferred level. We provide (included in price):
All guided activities as described. English speaking guides throughout (2 guides with groups of 5 or more clients) All land transport in Paraty (trailhead transport in Paraty) Not included in price: Air fares Accommodation Meals Transport to/ from Paraty Personal expenses Drinks Guides
Experienced in leading groups in the region. Advanced kayak skills and rescue training by American Canoe Assocation (ACA) Speak English and Portuguese. Trained and certified in Wilderness First Aid (NOLS). |
When to come & Weather conditions
We work all year round. However, the best time for this trip is Brazilian autumn/ fall and winter (March to September) when it is cooler, drier and sunnier. During these months temperatures are around mid 20s Celsius (high 70s Fahrenheit) during the day, not humid, and cooler at night. December, January and February are the tropical summer months which are very hot, very humid and very wet. These months are best avoided if you are not used to the heat. April, May, June and September are the quietest low tourist season months. It’s best to avoid Easter and national holidays as the town and the bay get busier and prices go up. |
