Curitiba Day Trip Antonina Morretes with Typical Lunch and Sunset Tourist Train Ride
by Special Paraná
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This full-day tour begins with a visit to Antonina, a historic port town with a stop at a banana candy factory and a walk through its old town center. After about 30 minutes there, the tour continues to Morretes, where guests have an hour to explore the small town's streets, including sights like the Nhundiaquara River, the main church, local markets, colonial houses, and craft shops. Lunch is served at a well-regarded restaurant overlooking the river, featuring the regional specialty "barreado," a beef stew with cassava flour, rice, and banana, along with fish, shrimp, and salad; drinks and dessert are not included. In the afternoon, the tour returns to Curitiba by tourist-category train, departing Morretes at 2:30 pm. The train ride lasts about four hours and travels along the Serra do Mar railway through the largest preserved area of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. Passengers cross multiple tunnels and bridges while learning about the railway’s construction between 1880 and 1885, considered an engineering achievement. The train has cushioned seats, a Portuguese-speaking guide, a snack of cookies, and one drink per person. Arrival back in Curitiba is scheduled around 7 pm. The tour includes snacks, lunch, and air conditioning in the vehicle. Note that the train runs on the historic Estrada da Graciosa route unless weather or construction requires a detour. The tour name refers to a sunset ride, but sunset viewing is not guaranteed as times vary.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Estrada Da Graciosa
The trip usually goes along the historic Estrada da Graciosa road unless heavy rain or construction requires an alternative route.
Antonina
There is a scenic tour of Antonina that includes a visit to the Bananina banana candy factory and time to explore the historic city center. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Morretes
Guests have one hour of free time to walk around Morretes, seeing the Nhundiaquara River, the main church, a local fair with typical products, colonial houses, and shops selling crafts and local goods.
60 min
Lunch in Morretes
A typical regional lunch is served at a top restaurant overlooking the Nhundiaquara River. The main dish is barreado, a beef stew served with cassava flour, rice, and banana. Side dishes include fish, shrimp, and salad. Drinks and desserts are not included and must be paid for separately.
60 min
Train Ride from Morretes to Curitiba
At 2:30 pm, guests board the tourist-category train at Morretes Station for a four-hour ride climbing Serra do Mar. The route crosses the largest preserved section of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil and includes tunnels and bridges. The railway was built between 1880 and 1885 and is considered an engineering masterpiece. The train features cushioned seats, a Portuguese-speaking guide, a snack of cookies, and one water or soft drink per passenger. Arrival in Curitiba is planned for 7 pm. Delays or cancellations can happen due to technical issues. Although called a sunset train ride, sunset viewing cannot be guaranteed.
240 min
Meeting point
Look for the Americatur team at the Serra Verde Express entrance hall to board.
End point
Look for the Americatur team at the Serra Verde Express entrance hall to board.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Curitiba Day Trip Antonina Morretes with Typical Lunch and Sunset Tourist Train Ride
by Special Paraná
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.R$1,030Overview
This full-day tour begins with a visit to Antonina, a historic port town with a stop at a banana candy factory and a walk through its old town center. After about 30 minutes there, the tour continues to Morretes, where guests have an hour to explore the small town's streets, including sights like the Nhundiaquara River, the main church, local markets, colonial houses, and craft shops. Lunch is served at a well-regarded restaurant overlooking the river, featuring the regional specialty "barreado," a beef stew with cassava flour, rice, and banana, along with fish, shrimp, and salad; drinks and dessert are not included. In the afternoon, the tour returns to Curitiba by tourist-category train, departing Morretes at 2:30 pm. The train ride lasts about four hours and travels along the Serra do Mar railway through the largest preserved area of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. Passengers cross multiple tunnels and bridges while learning about the railway’s construction between 1880 and 1885, considered an engineering achievement. The train has cushioned seats, a Portuguese-speaking guide, a snack of cookies, and one drink per person. Arrival back in Curitiba is scheduled around 7 pm. The tour includes snacks, lunch, and air conditioning in the vehicle. Note that the train runs on the historic Estrada da Graciosa route unless weather or construction requires a detour. The tour name refers to a sunset ride, but sunset viewing is not guaranteed as times vary.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Estrada Da Graciosa
The trip usually goes along the historic Estrada da Graciosa road unless heavy rain or construction requires an alternative route.
Antonina
There is a scenic tour of Antonina that includes a visit to the Bananina banana candy factory and time to explore the historic city center. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Morretes
Guests have one hour of free time to walk around Morretes, seeing the Nhundiaquara River, the main church, a local fair with typical products, colonial houses, and shops selling crafts and local goods.
60 min
Lunch in Morretes
A typical regional lunch is served at a top restaurant overlooking the Nhundiaquara River. The main dish is barreado, a beef stew served with cassava flour, rice, and banana. Side dishes include fish, shrimp, and salad. Drinks and desserts are not included and must be paid for separately.
60 min
Train Ride from Morretes to Curitiba
At 2:30 pm, guests board the tourist-category train at Morretes Station for a four-hour ride climbing Serra do Mar. The route crosses the largest preserved section of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil and includes tunnels and bridges. The railway was built between 1880 and 1885 and is considered an engineering masterpiece. The train features cushioned seats, a Portuguese-speaking guide, a snack of cookies, and one water or soft drink per passenger. Arrival in Curitiba is planned for 7 pm. Delays or cancellations can happen due to technical issues. Although called a sunset train ride, sunset viewing cannot be guaranteed.
240 min
Meeting point
Look for the Americatur team at the Serra Verde Express entrance hall to board.
End point
Look for the Americatur team at the Serra Verde Express entrance hall to board.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.