Top Things to do in Costa Verde
The 7 Best Classes & Workshops in Costa Verde, State of Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Discover the best top things to do in Costa Verde, Brazil including Barco Valent, Paraty Booking, Capoeira Paraty - Cultural Tourism & Experiences, Academy of Cooking and Other Pleasures, Escola de Arte David Pedrosa, Veleiro Kaizen, Gabishanti.
Restaurants in Costa Verde
1. Barco Valent
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
I am in love with the bays of Paraty and Ilha Grande, a region that I chose to live in. With the Master at the helm, I will take you to know the most beautiful landscapes of the region, in direct contact with fauna, flora and local communities. If you seek authentic experiences with comfort, safety and high spirits, increase the sound and come surf of Valent!
2. Paraty Booking
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We are the largest online tourism agency in Costa Verde, offering easy and practical tours in the cities of Paraty and Ilha Grande. We also provide transportation services on a regular or private basis, in the city of Paraty, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Angra Dos Reis and sea crossings to Ilha Grande. We offer all customers quality service by booking quickly and securely.
3. Capoeira Paraty - Cultural Tourism & Experiences
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Capoeira Paraty leads cultural workshops, learning experiences and tours about Capoeira and the history of Brazil for intellectually curious travelers looking for what to do in Paraty, Rio de Janeiro. We have developed narrative skills oriented to deep travelers to offer personalized experiences based on their needs and love to learn. We run Capoeira Workshops & Walking City Tours
4. Academy of Cooking and Other Pleasures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Join renowned Brazilian chef Yara Castro Roberts and retired French/American executive Richard Roberts to prepare and enjoy together a refined Brazilian dinner with the best of Brazilian cuisine. The menus are from six regional and historical cuisines such as Minas Gerais, Bahia, Amazonas, Cerrado. These are also the subject of our new book “The Brazilian Table” that have been nominated and a finalist at International book awards. The evening begins at 8:00 PM sharp and end about 11:30. We start by serving a caipirinha and Richard Roberts shows a unique way to make it. Next, guests are invited to gather around the stove to join or just watch the preparation of the dishes. Then we all sit at our decorated table and enjoy the four-course dinner we made together, with wine from Argentina or Chile. We end with coffee or mint tea and a tasting of aged cachaça.
Reviewed By franmoynihan
I love learning about food and so make a habit of doing a cooking class where possible when on holiday. There are two differences with Richard and Yara’s - first of all their explanation of the links between cuisine, culture and history, which really adds to the enjoyment of the food. Secondly, the story of how they came to be in Paraty and their passion for what they do makes the entire evening somewhat magical. To an extent what has been written in some previews reviews is true - the cooking duties are divided between the group and so you do not personally construct each part of the meal from start to finish. However, I think this is a huge benefit as you engage much more with the other guests during the process and there is more time to enjoy the meal over excellent conversation. We had a truly wonderful evening and if I ever come back to Paraty I will definitely book another evening with Richard and Yara!
5. Escola de Arte David Pedrosa
Espaço artistico acompanhando uma cafeteria e galeria. Temos cursos de arte variados, cafés especiais, galeria e uma estante literária.
6. Veleiro Kaizen
I live in the sailboat for 5 years and I am in love with life at sea. I specialize in various technical sailing, maintenance and safety courses. Enabled by the Brazilian Navy as Mestre Amador I dedicate myself to make each tour a unique and personalized experience!
7. Gabishanti
My name is Gabi, I am a Yoga teacher, trained in India. I am a volunteer of the organization Arte de Vivir, which promotes yoga to reduce stress and improve the quality of life. I was born in Argentina, but I lived on the Big Island for almost 8 years. I speak English, Portuguese, Spanish and Hebrew. I love teaching yoga because I think people who open their minds can improve the world.
