• Coffee Museum - This venue beautifully combines tradition, architecture, history, flavors, and aromas. Situated in an eclectic-style building covering 6,000 square meters with over 200 doors and windows, the Coffee Museum, opened in 1998, offers more than just a tourist attraction celebrating Brazil’s leading export product of the late 19th century. It provides a sensory journey from the origins of coffee cultivation to its establishment as a national symbol. Visitors can enjoy permanent and temporary exhibitions, artworks, period furniture, a themed store, and a café serving the finest coffee beans, including the country’s most expensive and rare varieties.
• Museu Pelé - Located in the restored historic Valongo Mansions, this museum highlights the extraordinary life of Edson Arantes do Nascimento, the King of Football. It features documents, jerseys, cleats, balls, medals, trophies, and numerous other items from the personal collection of the Athlete of the 20th Century. Spanning 4,134 square meters, the museum also offers audio clips, films, photos, texts about Pelé’s history, and panels showcasing the most significant achievements in the career of the greatest player of all time.
• Monte Serrat - Perched on Monte Serrat Hill, the Monte Serrat Casino provides a breathtaking 360-degree view of the Baixada Santista region and the Port of Santos. Alongside its charming historic funicular system and delightful century-old café, this tourist complex, established in 1927, hosts evening events featuring a variety of attractions, such as dance balls, shows, and artistic and cultural performances. During the day, visitors can enjoy a wonderful experience with historic photographs, children’s areas, a craft fair, and a visit to the Shrine of the City’s Patron Saint, built in 1604.
• Porchat Island - Porchat Island offers visitors a stunning view of Santos and Guarujá, along with their beautiful beaches. In addition to the viewing deck, there is a highly recommended restaurant where guests can enjoy a delicious meal while admiring the view from their table.
• Jose Menino Beach - Home to the world’s largest beachfront garden, recognized by the Guinness World Records in 2002. Still holding this esteemed title today, the garden is a true city landmark, framing seven kilometers of beach—measuring 5,335 meters in length and 45 to 50 meters in width, totaling 218,800 square meters.

• Bilingual Tour Guide
• Tickets to Mont Serrat
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tickets to the Coffee Museum

• Snacks

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