Depart by motor coach from the port of Recife and embark on a unique tour to see Recife from the Capibaribe River.
Travel through the streets of Old Recife heading downtown to the "Praça da República" (Republic Square). Stop to take some photos of important sites such as the imposing Governor's Palace, the Justice Hall, St. Isabel Theater and a Baobab tree from the slavery period.
Back on the coach, drive to the catamaran's pier. Divided by rivers and bathed by the ocean, Recife is the city of waters so called the "Brazilian Venice" because of its many bridges and waterways.
Join a Catamaran that will take you along the Capibaribe River and have a different view of the opulent colonial buildings that makes Recife so charming. Your guide will introduce Recife's history as your Catamaran cruises the city's old waterways.
After this relaxing trip, you will disembark at "Praça do Marco Zero" (Mark Zero Square), the most popular square of the city. Walk along the "Rua do Bom Jesus" that has remarkable buildings from the 17th century, then, called the Jewish Street. There you will visit the Kahal Zur Israel - Synagogue.
After the visit, return to the pier area and your ship.
Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking. We recommend wearing lightweight clothing and rubber-soled shoes. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair.
