Sao Paulo (Santos), Brazil seemed to be a lackluster port merely on the itinerary to refuel the ship. Just another big city in Brazil with anything worth touring very far (about 20 to 30 minutes by shuttle) from the industrial dock. Read Less

The boarding was made 2 hours late and when we boarded we received no orientation of dinner or show. We had to go asking. Read Less

We booked with cruise line. The tour was about 4 hours and we visited a few highlighted places of Santos, and went up to the summit to have a great view of the city. It is about 4 hours long which is very nice. Read Less

Went to coffee museum, rode through city on bus, stopped at beach to see sculpture commemorating Japanese immigrants. Couldn’t hear Guide most of the time. Waste of time and money. Read Less

Not a very attractive port and a long way from São Paulo. We had a little walk around but not too much to see. Read Less

Did the tourist tram and pele museum which were cheap but the old town doesn't have much to see. Read Less

Shopping arcade and beach, nothing of much interest or significance. Read Less

Best part was the coffee museum Read Less

Had no idea what to expect & it was NOT great. Coffee exchange was a lot of nothing and the guide could have done better with audio-vox (mike & transmitter on guide, receiver on guests), like Viking. Read Less

there’s nothing around the port, so we took the Celebrity shuttle bus ($15/person) to the city and went shopping and walked along the beachfront promenade Read Less

The port is ugly and without adequate infrastructure. Read Less

Botanical garden, city tour, soccer stadium Read Less

we went to the most amazing beach. Read Less

Took Uber with a couple from our Enrichment Journey group to the coffee museum, then took town trolley, explored a bit more. Read Less

Could quite easily stayed on board. Nothing special. Read Less

we got a driver for ONLY $50 per person and avoided the $200+ charge with NCL on this excursion. Read Less

We took a taxi to the other side and found some nice shopping and beach to spend the day. Read Less

This is a big and relatively dirty industrial port. The trip to Sao Paulo would have been exhausting and expensive so other than a quick exploration of Santos the day was spent relaxing on the ship. Read Less

I went to the beach in front of Canal 3, best place to stay, after the beach went walking to a Mall, went there in Uber too. Don´t go to the old part of the city, it´s dirty, old and not a place to see. Read Less

Nice town, but it rained cats and dogs while we were there. Plenty to do on your own. Read Less

We just got a taxi to the beach. This port was average. Read Less

Fun to walk around! Read Less

This is another great city to see and experience. Which I did. On my own. Read Less

I got a taxi from the cruise port to the city centre costing £8 each way, £16 return. I then explored Santos on foot. The highlight was the tram touring the city. The tram ticket cost 16 Real, roughly £4. NCL's excursions cost £79. The coffee museum was dull and lacked an interactive display, also you need a guide that speaks English as all the information is in Portuguese. Read Less

Due to a change in ports-of-call, out tour was on a Sunday. Nothing was open. Tour leader was terrible. Food at lunch was bad. Nothing good to say about the tour or Sao Paulo! Read Less