True Stories. Real Adventure.

Founder-led expeditions and journeys
for travelers who want story, awe, and understanding — beginning in Brazil’s Serra do Espinhaço.

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Collection I (2026–27): The Story of Brazil

Mountains. Myth. Motion.

We craft and guide expeditions and journeys into the living stories of places. Our first collection unfolds in Brazil’s Serra do Espinhaço — a forgotten, savannah-laced cordillera far from the country’s postcard circuit. For travelers who crave untouched wilderness, unadulterated culture, and unhurried adventure, it’s the stuff of dreams. It feels like a privilege to share it with you now, like this, while so much of it is still intact.

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A woman in a light dress and sandals standing on a dirt path outside a small white church with a cross on top, surrounded by rocky terrain and mountains in the background.

Four people riding horses through tall green grass in a scenic landscape with trees and mountains in the background.

An old blue vehicle driving on a dirt road in a grassy, shrub-filled landscape under dark, overcast storm clouds.

Person using matches to start a fire outdoors at night

A person hiking through a grassy, hilly landscape with mountains in the background and a large rock formation to the right.

A person jumping under a waterfall and in front of a rainbow in a rocky stream.

Our Setting (2026–27): The Serra do Espinhaço

Diamonds. Wild tales. Lost trails.

The Story of Brazil is written in winding pathways, dirt roads, kitchen tables, and small villages, and few places tell it as clearly as the Serra do Espinhaço. Once the epicenter of the world’s diamond trade, the range was largely abandoned and forgotten by the outside world for nearly two centuries.

Today it sits at the confluence of high savannah and Atlantic Forest, the junction of old mining corridors and new conservation mosaics, and the cusp of wider recognition as one of the most remarkable places on earth.

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“Moments of exhaustion, but also of
exhilaration, such as I’d never experienced
in a lifetime of travel.”

- Financial Times

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2026–27: ThE Story of Brazil

The book is open.

In 2026–27, we’re sharing the untold Story of Brazil. There are three ways to experience it.

Expeditions

Our favorite crossings, built from years of exploration: founder-led, story-rich treks and traverses for 2–8 travelers along original routes. Long days on the trail, evenings in tiny communities, and an ensemble crew around you. Revealing, demanding, and exhilarating in equal measure.

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Journeys

The original GOGO trip: founder-led, omakase-style expeditions for one. No trail, no script — just you, a dedicated expedition crew, and a forgotten range. We guide these trips for solo travelers who want to go all in. There’s nothing else like them.

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Bespoke

Private, built-to-suit trips for 1–8 travelers. Your dates, your pace, your mix of trekking, riding, and overlanding along the same circuits that anchor our Expeditions. For families, small groups, and travelers who want to shape their own chapter.

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The GOGO Journal

Retrospections from the trail. →

Field Trip no. 12

Coming soon
20 days of new trails, bad roads, old friends, and epic campsites with the Espinhaço’s most renown teen explorer—our son, Tiago.
Adriano's Journey

12.2.24
10 lush mid-October days of trekking, feasting, healing, and “total adventure” in the Espinhaço with Brazilian adventurer Adriano Rizzardo.
Interview with Márcio

11.21.24
Explorer & award-winning journalist Márcio Bortolusso looks back on his trip with GOGO in 2022. “It was one of the most magical trips of my life.”
Field Trip no. 10

06.24.24
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Captures & musings from ten (very) wet & wild days in, around & across enigmatic, glorious Sempre Vivas NP.
The Audacity of Stories

5.16.25
Part 1 of a meditation on travel, the gift of go, and Gift of Go.
The FT Expedition

04.21.24
Field notes, photographs & musings from our exclusive 14-day expedition across the Serra do Espinhaço with Paul Richardson of Financial Times.
GOGO + C&TH

06.12.24
Excerpts from GOGO Founder Eddie Lott’s recent Q&A with award-winning independent British luxury publication Country & Town House.
Field Trip no. 8

01.17.24
Field notes & photographs from our recent 15-day crossing of the Espinhaço, conducted in preparation for a pair of Expeditions with international journalists.