Experience the enchanting allure of Rio de Janeiro with a full-day city tour that immerses you in its iconic landmarks. Embark on a journey that begins with a visit to the renowned Christ the Redeemer Statue atop Corcovado Mountain, reveling in the breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Explore further with an external tour of the legendary Maracanã stadium, a glimpse of the vibrant Sambódromo, a stop at the modern Metropolitan Cathedral, and an exploration of the vividly adorned Selarón Steps. Eat your heart's content in a barbecue rodízio (all you can eat). Begin your journey by being picked up from a seafront hotel in Rio. We will drive you drive to the Cosme Velho station to board the Corcovado Train, a 20-minute ride through tropical forest. Arrive at the summit of Corcovado Mountain to witness the awe-inspiring Christ the Redeemer Statue, recognized as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Returning to sea level, pass by the iconic Maracanã soccer stadium and venture to Sambódromo, the pulsating heart of Rio's Carnival celebrations. Explore the unique Metropolitan Cathedral, a contemporary architectural gem inspired by Mayan pyramids, and marvel at the vibrant mosaic tiles of the globally renowned Selarón Steps. End your morning exploration with a delectable barbecue lunch at a local steakhouse. Afterward, embark on the final leg of your journey to Sugarloaf Mountain, situated in the charming Urca neighborhood. Ascend to the summit through two exhilarating cable car rides, first arriving at Urca Hill and then continuing to the pinnacle of Sugarloaf at an elevation of 1,295 feet (395 m). Culminate your tour with a spellbinding panorama, capturing the essence of Rio de Janeiro's beauty in its entirety.

Take a journey along the route leading to the historic city of Petropolis, established under the reign of Emperor Dom Pedro II and known as the "Imperial City." Embrace the refreshing mountain climate and delve into its array of cultural attractions, historic edifices, and lush vegetation. We will pick you up and you will take a one-hour drive from Rio de Janeiro to Petrópolis in an air-conditioned vehicle. Enjoy the picturesque mountain vistas and panoramic scenes of Serra dos Órgãos National Park. En route, catch a glimpse of the "Palácio Quitandinha," once a prominent casino-hotel dating back to the 1940s, and acquaint yourself with São Pedro de Alcântara’s Cathedral, a monument characterized by neo-gothic architecture and the final resting place of Dom Pedro II, one of Brazil's emperors. Immerse yourself in the history of Brazil and the imperial lineage at the Imperial Museum, housing a diverse collection of artifacts, including Dom Pedro II's crown. Take in the elegance of the Crystal Palace, a venue renowned for its grand soirées and gatherings. Navigate through the city's thoroughfares to explore Santos Dumont’s House (optional visit – tickets not included), a museum commemorating the achievements of the famed Brazilian inventor and aviation pioneer. Subsequently, indulge in leisure time tailored to your preferences: opt for a stroll along Rua Teresa, renowned for its expansive shopping district, or embark on a tour of Bohemia Brewery to sample traditional Brazilian brews. The tour allows for a lunch break (meals not included – restaurants will be suggested), providing an opportunity to savor local cuisine at recommended establishments.

Experience the enchanting allure of Rio de Janeiro with a full-day city tour that immerses you in its iconic landmarks. Embark on a journey that begins with a visit to the renowned Christ the Redeemer Statue atop Corcovado Mountain, reveling in the breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Explore further with an external tour of the legendary Maracanã stadium, a glimpse of the vibrant Sambódromo, a stop at the modern Metropolitan Cathedral, and an exploration of the vividly adorned Selarón Steps. Indulge in a sumptuous lunch at a local steakhouse before ascending Sugarloaf Mountain on a captivating cable car ride. Your adventure commences with a pickup from your Rio hotel, leading you to the awe-inspiring Christ the Redeemer Statue, a marvel recognized as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Traverse the picturesque Tijuca Forest, unveiling stunning city vistas upon reaching Corcovado's summit. Returning to sea level, pass by the iconic Maracanã soccer stadium and venture to Sambódromo, the pulsating heart of Rio's Carnival celebrations. Explore the unique Metropolitan Cathedral, a contemporary architectural gem inspired by Mayan pyramids, and marvel at the vibrant mosaic tiles of the globally renowned Selarón Steps. Conclude your morning exploration with a delectable barbecue lunch at a local steakhouse. Afterward, embark on the final leg of your journey to Sugarloaf Mountain, situated in the charming Urca neighborhood. Ascend to the summit through two exhilarating cable car rides, first arriving at Urca Hill and then continuing to the pinnacle of Sugarloaf at an elevation of 1,295 feet (395 m). Culminate your tour with a spellbinding panorama, capturing the essence of Rio de Janeiro's beauty in its entirety.

The tour will start with a tram ride from Downtown to Santa Teresa, passing over the historic Lapa Aqueduct, while discovering the vibrant atmosphere of Santa Teresa. Nestled on a hillside, Santa Teresa has evolved into a culturally rich district, celebrated for its architectural significance and optimal positioning. The area is renowned for its charming, meandering cobblestone streets, making it a preferred destination for both artists and tourists alike. Visit the Ruins Park, set around the remnants of a mansion, offering panoramic views of Downtown and Sugarloaf Mountain. Descend the colorful Selarón Steps, a Rio landmark, and explore Lapa, known for its traditional nightlife.   Stroll through Passeio Público, South America's oldest public park, to reach Cinelândia, a lively area with bars, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Admire the Theatro Municipal and the Biblioteca Nacional, symbols of Rio's rich cultural heritage.   End your tour at Confeitaria Colombo, a renowned café and bakery. Revel in the historic ambiance with stained glass and mirrors from France, Portugal, and Belgium. Indulge in Brazilian delights like coxinha de frango or brigadeiro, concluding your exploration at one of Rio de Janeiro's most prestigious establishments from the early 20th century.

Explore Rio's remarkable sights during an afternoon tour showcasing the breathtaking views and iconic landmarks surrounding Guanabara Bay. Your guide leads you to key attractions, including Christ The Redeemer, Metropolitan Cathedral, Selarón Steps, and Sugarloaf Mountain, offering perspectives from elevated vantage points. Starting with a hotel pickup, the tour begins at Corcovado, the 2,329-foot-tall (710-m) mountain housing the monumental Christ the Redeemer statue—one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Traverse the Tijuca Forest by van on your way to the summit, enjoying a stunning panorama from a viewpoint at the statue's base. Afterward, your guide guides you to the renowned Metropolitan Cathedral of Rio de Janeiro and the vibrant Selarón Steps. Conclude the journey with a cable car ascent to the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain, offering one of the city's most enchanting panoramic views. Capture the beauty of the sunset before returning to your hotel.

Embark on a captivating journey starting with a pickup in Copacabana, heading towards the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue situated atop Corcovado Mountain—one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Traverse a brief and picturesque route through the Tijuca jungle, one of the world's largest urban forests, unveiling breathtaking views of the entire city. Upon reaching the summit, immerse yourself in the most famous tour attraction in Brazil, relishing a 360º panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro from the impressive height of 710m (2,330 feet). The adventure continues with a drive past Santa Teresa, a renowned hillside neighborhood celebrated for its narrow cobblestone streets, distinctive cultural charm, and the iconic yellow tram. The journey unfolds in the neighborhood of Lapa, a hub of Rio's traditional nightlife, and home to the Carioca Aqueduct. Before concluding, marvel at the brightly colored tiles of the world-renowned Selarón Steps, a truly distinctive landmark that adds a unique touch to Rio's landscape.

Explore the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain, a symbol of the enchanting city of Rio de Janeiro situated in the Urca neighborhood. Ascend through a two-stage cable car journey, initially arriving at Urca Hill at 220 meters (720 feet), followed by a continuation to the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain, soaring to a height of 1,295 feet (395 m). Wrap up your tour with a breathtaking panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro, capturing the city's beauty in all its splendor.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant 2-hour multicultural show brimming with joy and energy, showcasing a diverse array of Brazilian expressions! The Ginga Tropical show offers an immersive journey through Brazil's rich cultural tapestry, highlighting music, dance, and live performances. This experience transcends cultural stereotypes and sensual connotations, providing a genuine glimpse into the beauty of Brazil's people from north to south. Witness enthusiastic artists seamlessly blend Frevo, Capoeira, Lambada, and various other folklore traditions from across the vast expanse of Brazil. Concluding with a Carnival-inspired finale, the cast invites you to join them on stage for an unforgettable samba celebration. It's a night of revelry and cultural celebration you won't soon forget!

Welcome to Rio de Janeiro's Olympic Boulevard and Porto Maravilha, a vibrant area that has undergone a remarkable transformation. Your first stop is the Tomorrow Museum, or "Museu do amanhã" in Brazilian Portuguese, an architectural marvel and a hub for applied science. As you approach, marvel at the futuristic design that reflects the innovative exhibits within. Inside, immerse yourself in a journey through sustainability and coexistence. Explore the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for humanity in the coming decades. The Museum of Tomorrow provides a unique and interactive experience that encourages visitors to contemplate the future of our planet and the human race. Don't forget to capture some stunning photos in front of the unusual and captivating architecture that makes this museum one of Brazil's most visited. Next, head to the iconic Kobra Mural, one of the largest graffiti murals globally, created by the talented Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra. This masterpiece showcases five ethnic groups against a vibrant backdrop of geometric shapes. Take some time to appreciate the intricate details and cultural diversity portrayed in this colossal work of art. It's a perfect spot for unique and colorful photos. Finally, conclude your tour at AquaRio, the largest marine aquarium in South America. Step into a world of underwater wonders as you explore 28 saltwater tanks housing over 5,000 animals from 350 different species. From fish and invertebrates to rays, sharks, and corals, AquaRio offers a mesmerizing display of marine life. Don't miss the chance to walk through the main tank tunnel, where you'll be surrounded by marine creatures swimming overhead—a truly immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Capture the memories, enjoy the entertainment, and marvel at the diverse attractions that Rio de Janeiro's Olympic Boulevard and Porto Maravilha have to offer. This tour is a perfect blend of science, art, and the wonders of the ocean, making it a memorable journey for people of all ages who are excited to explore this dynamic city.

Start your journey by heading to Olympic Boulevard or Porto Maravilha, the extensively revitalized port area boasting Rio de Janeiro's latest tourist attractions. Explore the Museum of Tomorrow, an institution dedicated to examining and challenging the potential avenues for shaping the future of our planet and humanity. Capture photos against the backdrop of its distinctive and futuristic architecture, marking it as one of Brazil's most frequented museums. Inside, delve into the opportunities and challenges humanity faces in the upcoming decades, with a focus on sustainability and coexistence. Take a brief pause to capture memories at the Kobra Mural, a colossal graffiti masterpiece by Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra, vividly portraying five ethnic groups against a backdrop of vibrant geometric shapes. Conclude your tour with a visit to Yup Star, the ferris wheel offering unparalleled panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro. Marvel at a 360-degree spectacle of the city's iconic landmarks, including Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain. Immerse yourself in the colors of the Rio sky, allowing the experience to evoke a sense of wonder and transport you back to the carefree days of childhood.

Depart from the Botanical Garden and embark on a scenic stroll through the Tijuca National Park, tracing the historic Dona Castorina Road, rich with tales from the era of the Portuguese Crown Empire in Brazil. Continue along the trail leading to the base of the Horto waterfalls, a 15-minute journey involving both walking and some hands-on navigation, passing by natural wells along the way. Upon reaching the Chuveiro waterfall, pause for picturesque photo opportunities before gearing up for an exhilarating abseiling experience. Descend down the waterfall's 12-meter cascade, immersing yourself in pure adventure. This activity is accessible to individuals with a moderate level of fitness, promising an unforgettable experience for all participants.

The tour to the Tijucas Islands offers a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a blend of nature, sports, and unforgettable experiences in Rio de Janeiro. Comprising Alvafaca, Pontuda, and Ilha do Meio, the Tijucas archipelago is a cluster of small rock formations with lush vegetation situated near Barra da Tijuca's coast. Featuring a lighthouse, these islands provide a scenic backdrop for a 4km round trip filled with diverse wildlife sightings, including birds, fish, coral, turtles, dolphins, and sometimes even whales depending on the season. Embarking from the Joatinga channel, the tour sets sail on a speedboat through the breakwater directly towards the islands. Once there, participants can explore the surroundings using floats and stand-up paddleboards. Climbing the rocks offers a unique perspective of the city, showcasing Barra beach, the southern zone beaches, Tijuca Forest, and the imposing massif of Pedra da Gávea. Throughout the journey, a dedicated support speedboat ensures safety, comfort, and convenience. For those desiring a leisurely return, the option to use the support boat instead of paddling back is available.