Tours, agencies and local operators in Porto de Galinhas

How to book jangada rides, buggies, diving and transfers safely, and how businesses get into the guide.

Updated on October 5, 2026 ✓ Information checked on October 5, 2026 adapted from the Portuguese original

In Porto de Galinhas, much of the trip revolves around outings: the jangada (traditional raft boat) to the natural pools, the buggy along the beaches, the Maracaípe seahorses ride, diving and day trips to Carneiros, Santo Aleixo, Recife and Olinda. See the overview in Porto de Galinhas tours.

Before you book

Cadastur. Travel agencies, tourist transportation companies and tour guides should be registered with Cadastur, the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism’s registry. Look up the company or guide’s name on the Cadastur website.
What is included. Transportation, boarding or access fees, snorkel gear, lunch: ask for it in writing.
Tides. Trips to the natural pools depend on low tide. Be wary of anyone promising the trip at any time of day, and check the tide table.
Safety. Life jackets for everyone, the number of people per boat and a briefing before departure. On buggy rides, seat belts and a licensed driver.
Payment. Choose traceable payment methods and keep the receipt.

Airport transfer

The most common route is between Recife airport (REC) and Porto de Galinhas. Compare options in Recife airport to Porto de Galinhas.

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We have not yet published any agencies, local operators or transportation companies in this category: we only list businesses with a verifiable public source (Cadastur, an official website or an equivalent document), with the date it was checked. Individual tour guides are not listed by name. We do not publish phone or WhatsApp numbers.

Tours and travel agencies in Porto de Galinhas

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Frequently asked questions

How can I tell if an agency or guide is properly registered?

Travel agencies, tourist transportation companies and tour guides should be registered with Cadastur, the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism's registry. Searching it is public and free on the Cadastur website.

Can I book the jangada ride directly on the beach?

Yes, the jangadeiros (raft boatmen) are on the village beach. Before boarding, confirm the price, whether the ride depends on that day's tide and whether there are life jackets for everyone.

Do you sell tours?

No. The guide is independent and does not sell tours, tickets or transfers.

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