The largest city in Southern Hemisphere is the economic locomotive of Brazil. This cosmopolitan city is the leading business center in the country. A magnet for immigrants from all over the world, São Paulo is often compared to New York City due to its ethnic diversity and fine restaurants.

As the largest business and industrial center in South America, it is an excellent choice for corporate meetings and congresses. São Paulo's hotels are among the best in Latin America. Designated to suit the strict standards of frequent corporate travelers. Leisure activities include visits to world-class museums, sophisticated shopping and night life, ranging from high class theaters to spectacular samba revues and cabarets.

Transfers in & out:
After picking up passenger at airport, we will drive by deluxe bus or car to the hotel. It will take us approximately 40 minutes to reach São Paulo. The distance is of 30 km.  Leaving from the airport, we will drive on the Airton Senna Highway. Once reaching the Marginal do Tietê, we will cross over the Tietê River. The river crosses this city with almost 18,000,000 inhabitants. Then, we will enter the central São Paulo. Depending on the traffic, we will reach the hotel after about 45 minutes.

Half-day city tour:
Seven million people bustle on the streets. The shops are great. Our tour includes the Governor's Palace, the Ipiranga Monument, the Medical School and the Clinical Hospital, downtown and residential areas and the worldwide famous Butantã Institute and the snake farm, where vaccines are made and exported.

Full-day tour to Guarujá and Santos:
Drive on the Anchieta Highway, passing by banana plantations. Santos is the main port for coffee exportation in Brazil. Visit to the Aquarium and the Orchidarium. Ferry cross to Guarujá Island, the beach resort of the state of São Paulo.

Coffee Plantation tour:
Knowing the nearby City of Campinas, do a visit to the Instituto Agronômico de Campinas to watch all phases of coffee growing.

São Paulo by night:
The tour starts with cocktails on the top of the Brazilian tallest building, continues with a dinner at a first class restaurant and then, dancing at live music, followed by an exciting concert at one of the city's top night clubs. Before to return to the hotel, a visit to Ceagesp, a huge farmer's market open in the early morning hours.