What You Will Do
See why Maceió's brilliant turquoise waters attract tourists from all over the globe. It is one of the liveliest and most beautiful beaches on the southern Alagoas Coast. Take a closer look at Maceió's history, architecture, art and religion while exploring cathedrals, government buildings, academies, side streets, and more.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Praia do Frances
2 hours
Located in the charming and historic municipality of Marechal de Deodoro, Praia do Francês is one of the most beautiful and trendy on the south coast of the State of Alagoas, the waters vary in color, from turquoise to dark green. The beach offers two types of seas, one side is protected by a coral reef, forming a beautiful and extensive natural pool that captivates its visitors to an attractive sea bath, while the other side is the part frequented by surfers from all over Brazil because it offers big and tubular waves in its day.
2
Restaurante Tropical
1 hour
And to enjoy the local delicacies, the Tropical Restaurant has an excellent infrastructure with a privileged view of the seafront and offers a varied menu with delicious typical regional dishes. (lunch not included).
3
Museum of Image and Sound of Alagoas
It was opened on September 3, 1981, with the purpose of preserving the state's audiovisual heritage.
4
Praça Dom Pedro II
30 minutes
Dom Pedro II Square, located in the central region of Maceió, has had several names over the years, such as Pelourinho Square, Treasury Square, Cathedral Square, Assembly Square. There, the bust of Emperor Dom Pedro II rises. The square is surrounded by buildings, such as the Public Library, the Legislative Assembly, the Ministry of Finance and the Metropolitan Cathedral.
5
Mirante de São Gonçalo
30 minutes
Check out a great viewpoint of the city and also visit the historical Chapek of São Gonçalo do Amarante.
6
Praca Dos Martirios
1 hour
Today Praça dos Martírios is called Marechal Floriano Peixoto, in honor of the second republican president of Brazil, a native of Alagoas. This square is very important for its capital Maceió because in its surroundings are the Floriano Peixoto Palace, former headquarters of the state government, the eclectic Church of the Martyrs, the Palace of the Eagles, where the Pierre Chalita Museum of Sacred Art works, in addition to other buildings which are the headquarters of public offices, such as the Municipal Secretariat of Social Assistance and the State Secretariat of Tourism. These are buildings that are part of the architectural complex of Martírios, listed as State Heritage.
7
Pavilhao Do Artesanato
1 hour
The tour also offers a visit to the rich and beautiful handcrafted work of local artists at the Pavilhão do Artesanato, located on Pajuçara Beach.
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