Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

Fortaleza City Tour
Fortaleza is the capital city of the state of Ceará and one of Brazil's most popular seaside destinations. Lined with stunning beaches and rich Brazilian culture, the nation's fifth-largest metropolitan area offers a wealth of excitement for intrepid travelers. Your scenic drive includes sights of landmarks as you pass through the Aldeota district, charming Portugal Square, the Castelo Branco Mausoleum, Iracema Beach where sculptures line the shore, and the historic Fortress of Nossa Senhora de Assunção. Your tour includes a stop to admire Fortaleza's grand cathedral, with its neo-Gothic beauty and stained-glass; the Ceará Tourism Center, a space where indigenous and local art is displayed; and the colorful Central Market.

Futuro Beach & Crocobeach Complex
Praia do Futuro is celebrated as one of Fortaleza's most stunning beaches, offering four miles of golden sands and sparkling turquoise waters. At the heart of the experience lies the Crocobeach Complex, a vibrant beachfront destination designed for both relaxation and entertainment. Lounge under Polynesian-style umbrellas, cool off with a swim in the ocean, or simply savor the ocean breeze on the shore. Browse local shops, visit the beauty center, or check your emails at the internet café. For the more adventurous, optional water sports are available (at your own expense).
What you will see along the way:

With its amazing coastline stretching far beyond the city, Fortaleza, the "City of Light," delights from every direction. From the west, along the Costa do Sol Poente (Sunset Coast), there are endless stretches of sand, and from the east, the Costa do Sol Nascente (Sunrise Coast), a series of charming fishing villages. This large capital is Brazil's fifth-largest city and showcases a modern sensibility with a new airport, a cultural center with planetarium, shopping malls, museums and a revitalized beachfront area.

Beverage:
Chilled coconut water is offered as a refreshment.

Shopping:
For distinctly Brazilian souvenirs, browse the colorful four floors of the Central Market. You will find locally produced handicrafts, including clay sculptures, textiles and paintings, and of course you can find souvenir T-shirts and other fun mementos.