Embark on a brief exploration of Rio de Janeiro, focusing on its two iconic landmarks: the Christ the Redeemer Statue and Sugarloaf Mountain. Start your carioca journey by being picked up from your hotel and ascending to the Christ the Redeemer Statue atop Corcovado Mountain— one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The scenic drive takes you through the Tijuca Forest, revealing breathtaking views of the entire city upon reaching the summit.   Proceed to Sugarloaf Mountain in the Urca neighborhood, where you'll ascend via two cable cars. First, arrive at Urca Hill, followed by a continuation to the summit of Sugarloaf, soaring to a height of 1,295 feet (395m). End the tour with a splendid panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro, capturing the essence of the city's beauty.

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 the fascinating world of terrestrial and aquatic biodiversity in Rio de Janeiro with a visit to the main hubs of education, research, and conservation: BioParque do Rio and AquaRio - Rio Marine Aquarium. Embark on your journey to Quinta da Boa Vista, situated in the historic São Cristóvão neighborhood, once the residence of the Royal Family in the 19th century. Dive into the modern and revamped Rio Zoo, BioParque do Rio, where animals now thrive in thoughtfully designed environments rather than conventional cages. BioParque boasts over 1,000 animals representing 140 different species, organized into various sectors such as Imersão Tropical (Tropical Immersion), Vila dos Répteis (Reptile Village), Horto (Vegetable Garden), Reis da Selva (Kings of the Jungle), Asiáticos (Asians), Sumatra, Savana Africana (African Savanna), Carnívoros (Carnivores), Cerrado (Brazilian Savanna), Ilha dos Primatas (Primate Island), Polinizadores (Pollinators), and Jardim Burle Marx (Burle Marx Garden). The Fazendinha (Little Farm) offers an additional activity (separate ticket, available within the park) where supervised interactions with farm animals, including touching, petting, and feeding, are possible. Continue your exploration at AquaRio, South America's largest marine aquarium. Witness over 5,000 animals representing 350 different species from around the globe housed in 28 saltwater tanks. Experience close encounters and even interactions with a diverse array of fish, invertebrates, rays, sharks, and corals. Capture a memorable photo inside the main tank tunnel as marine life passes overhead—an enchanting nature show suitable for all ages! Located in the revitalized Porto Maravilha area, AquaRio is part of the city's port region that has undergone a complete transformation, housing the newest tourist attractions in Rio de Janeiro. After the visit, choose to explore the area independently or return to your hotel with us.

Embark on a unique journey showcasing the captivating contrast between nature and the cityscape of Rio de Janeiro from a sea perspective. Begin with a panoramic 360º view of Guanabara Bay, encompassing the stunning beaches of the South Zone: Flamengo, Botafogo, and Urca. Cruise past the historic forts of Fortaleza de São João and Forte da Laje towards your first stop at Praia Vermelha. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery, take a refreshing dip at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain, and capture memorable photos of the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain Cable Car with Christ the Redeemer in the backdrop. Next, venture to Copacabana, renowned as one of the world's most famous beaches, where you'll witness the picturesque merging of Copacabana and Leme. Anchor in the tranquil waters near Copacabana Fort (Posto 6) after passing through Arpoador. Your journey continues to the Cagarras Archipelago, a protected natural area, where you can unwind with a refreshing beverage amidst the serene surroundings, far from the city's hustle and bustle. On the return journey, explore the Niterói region, passing by the enchanting beaches of Adão and Eva and the iconic MAC – Museum of Contemporary Art designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer. As you near Santos Dumont Airport, marvel at the aircraft landings and take-offs up close. Finally, conclude your voyage as you return to Urca pier. This tour package includes insurance coverage and offers the option of round-trip transportation from your hotel for added convenience.

Experience the rich natural diversity of Rio de Janeiro up close on this delightful tour. Kick off your journey at the Botanical Garden, exploring key attractions like the Sensory Garden, the iconic Brazilwood tree (which lends its name to the country), Turtle Lake, and the enchanting lake featuring giant water lilies. Stroll amidst bicentenary imperial palm trees, making your way to the orchidarium and bromeliad house. Continue your adventure by visiting the Vista Chinesa gazebo, where a stunning panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro awaits at 388 meters above sea level. Marvel at the scenic beauty, encompassing mountains, forests, and the ocean. In the distance, catch glimpses of the iconic Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf. Proceed to the Tijuca National Forest, one of the world's largest urban forests. Admire the Taunay Waterfall and take a leisurely walk along a simple trail, discovering more about the Atlantic Forest, its diverse flora, and fauna. Return to your vehicle and drive past the renowned São Conrado beach, where you can observe hang gliders and paragliders soaring through the skies. Conclude your tour with a scenic drive back to the hotel, relishing the breathtaking views of Rio de Janeiro along the way.

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.

Embark on our boat tour of Rio de Janeiro from Marina da Glória, stepping onto our exclusive catamaran. Savor the panoramic views of the Marvelous City at night while indulging in a complimentary glass of sparkling wine included in the tour. Our journey sets sail towards the Museum of Tomorrow, an architectural gem in Porto Maravilha. Along the way, marvel at sights such as Villegagnon Island, Santos Dumont Airport, Ilha Fiscal, and the Arsenal of the Navy. Take advantage of the stops to capture incredible moments with your camera! Continuing to Urca, we make a pause at the Sugarloaf, one of Rio de Janeiro's most iconic landmarks. Standing at the base of the Urca and Sugarloaf hills, we linger for a few minutes to soak in the enchanting carioca landscape, especially breathtaking at night. Our route then takes us past the historic Urca Casino and Flamengo Beach as we return to Marina da Glória.

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.

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.

Renowned by "The Guardian" as one of the top 10 bars worldwide, Rio Scenarium stands as a former antique store nestled in the vibrant heart of Lapa, a hub of bohemian culture. This three-level cultural pavilion, steeped in belle époque charm, boasts an array of relics and flamboyant décor that frequently grace film sets. Ascend through interconnected stairs or a vintage elevator to immerse yourself in its captivating atmosphere. Rio Scenarium comes alive with the vibrant sounds of live music, showcasing the best of Brazilian genres like Samba, Forró, and MPB (Brazilian Popular Music). Skip the queue with a fast-track entrance and delve into an authentic local nightlife experience, complete with a 3-hour open bar serving selected drinks and a delectable full dinner service comprising appetizers, main courses, and desserts.

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!