Top Brazil Hiking Tours - page 4

Tour Rio de Janeiro your way, with a private car and driver, during this fully customizable tour. Choose the landmarks and attractions that you want to visit, such as Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado, Sugar Loaf Mountain, the Selarón Steps, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the city's famous beaches. Learn about the food, language, culture and history of the city and its inhabitants from your informative local guide while you explore. Round trip transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle is included.

Grab spectacular views, nature time, and bragging rights on this guided hike up Rio de Janeiro's Sugarloaf Mountain. You’ll ascend up the mountain’s eastern face, tackle a quick rope climb—your guide will make this a cinch—and then scramble up to the summit for views of Christ the Redeemer Statue and Copacabana Beach. When you’re ready, ride the cable car to Morro da Urca and leisurely hike back to the sea.

Attend the Ginga Tropical Show, a dance and music that allows you to learn about Brazil's vibrant history and culture through its traditional music and dance. During this show, see talented performers dance the lambada, samba and bossa nova dressed in outrageous Carnival costumes. Hear folklore from around the diverse country, live drumming and the Brazilian martial art: capoeira.

In this tour you will get to know some of the places of the city of Rio de Janeiro called "Little Africa" by artist and sambista Heitor dos Prazeres in the early twentieth century. These sites are part of the historical and archaeological circuit of celebration and awareness of the African heritage of blacks in Brazil.  "Little Africa" has come to identify a significant part of the city's waterfront, where African presence and black cultural heritage have forever marked the history, not just of Rio de Janeiro but throughout Brazil.  Often blacks from all over the country were welcomed there, usually by "Aunt Ciata" who was a very important figure for this whole historical process. It is through this walk through "Little Africa" you will also get to know the Cultural Center "Tia Ciata", Museum of New Blacks, Cais do Valongo, hanging garden and we will finish in Pedra do Sal where besides the historical collection also has great bars and restaurants of typical Afro-Brazilian foods.

While most sightseeing tours explore Iguazu Falls via the boardwalks, this experience showcases the scenery surrounding the cascades in a canoe and along forest-shrouded hiking trails. Go beyond the typical tourist path and explore the tropical landscapes without the huge crowds that are always at the World Wonder.

Combine convenience with culture by booking a private transfer service between Rio de Janeiro’s airport and port that includes an optional 1-hour city tour. Allow a courteous driver to transport you from Rio de Janeiro International Airport (GIG) or Santos Dumond (SDU) to Rio de Janeiro Cruise Terminal Pier Mauá in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Opt to upgrade your service to include a 1-hour panoramic sightseeing tour of the vibrant Brazilian city to gain fascinating insight into the culture and history of Rio de Janeiro.

Bust a few moves and mingle with Rio’s locals during this 5-hour tour of the city’s top nightlife venues. Toast your new friends with a complimentary drink, starting your evening in Rio’s Lagoa District. Then get ready to party with skip-the-line access to some of the city’s top nightlife venues, including two more drinks along the way. All cover charges, a guide and transport between clubs is included. Want to get even more VIP? An optional upgrade for private table service and 5 included drinks is also available.

Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Rio de Janeiro and explore the wild Pedra Branca State Park. Embark on a hike to Pedra do Telegrafo for beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean and Rio in the distance before exploring a handful of rugged beaches for a bit of relaxation. This excursion is suitable for most travelers and is limited to a small group for a more personalized experience.

Visit Rio de Janeiro’s most famous landmarks comfortably and efficiently on a private tour. This sightseeing experience offers start times from early morning to late afternoon, making it perfect for shore excursions and long layovers. The Santa Teresa neighborhood, Christ the Redeemer, Selaron Steps, and Copacabana Beach are just a few of the itinerary highlights. From beginning to end, travel comfortably in air-conditioned transportation and enjoy engaging commentary from your guide.

Attend a soccer match in Rio during your stay. With a local guide, join the thousands of enthusiastic fans at one of the city's stadiums to cheer on a local team. Learn the local cheers and fight songs and get informative commentary from your guide on the history and traditions of 'futbol' in Rio. This experience includes a general admission ticket and round-trip transportation from your hotel. Please check the Match Schedule in the Additional Information section.

Kick back with a private transfer from Rio de Janeiro International Airport - Galeão to your city accomodation. After meeting your driver in the arrivals hall, relax as we deliver you right to the door of your accommodation. Start your holiday in style in bustling Rio de Janeiro with a convenient private transfer with a fixed price.

Walk through Old Rio on this afternoon sightseeing tour with a local guide. During this half-day outing, wind through the narrow lanes and baroque-style buildings while your guide fills you in on the history and legends of the area. Visit sites like the Metropolitan Cathedral, Carioca Square and the Imperial Palace. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Discover one of Rio De Janeiro's most incredible natural treasures with this tour of the urban Tijuca Forest. Travel with a guide in a comfortable car or Jeep and visit the forests's most iconic attractions. Admire gorgeous sights from the Chinese viewpoint, marvel at the diverse range of plant life at the Emperor's Table and visit the historic house of Cascatinha Taunay.

Experience all the highlights of Rio—including Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Copacabana Beach, Santa Teresa, and the Cathedral of Saint Sebastian—on this full-day private sightseeing tour. A great way to maximize your time in the city without having to worry about organizing transport and individual tours, you’ll also have the chance to delve deeper into Rio’s rich heritage and vibrant culture with the support of your local guide.

Get an overview of Rio's most important sights during this full-day tour. Travel through the Tijuca Forest to see the Christ the Redeemer statue. Take the cable car from Urca up to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain, before visiting downtown highlgihts such as Maracanã (outside only), the Sambadrome area, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Sao Bento Monastery and Selarón Stairs. Round-trip transport from selected hotels in Rio is included, and you can opt to include admission tickets and lunch.

Take a panoramic city tour through Downtown Rio, a stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral and travel to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain and visit the Christ the Redeemer statue on this full-day comprehensive tour of Rio's most famous landmarks. Reach the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain and Corcovado Mountain by cable car and by cog train through the Tijuca Rainforest, respectively. This full-day tour includes round-trip transportation from most Rio hotels, allows you to see all of Rio's sights in just one day.

Known for their twin peaks, the Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers) Mountains are highlights of the Rio de Janeiro skyline. They're also a great place to admire sunrise views overlooking the city—and this small-group hiking tour makes that experience seamless. Early in the morning, meet near the Vidigal favela, take a motorbike taxi to the start point, and then set off on a hike to the peaks, perfectly timed for sunrise.

Spend a half day in Rio hiking up Two Brothers (Dois Irmãos) Mountain in the company of a private trekking guide. Get views of Gávea Rock, São Conrado, Leblon, and Ipanema beaches. Have a look around both Sitiê Ecological Park and Favela do Vidigal and enjoy round-trip transportation from Rio hotels.

See more of the Iguazu Falls and explore the waterfalls from both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the border. Travel safely with tour guides, with passes that allow full access to the national park both in Argentina and Brazil. Avoid the queues at border control and take the priority access route. See more and skip the crowds and explore the rainforest over two days.

Go off the beaten tourist trail and discover some of Foz do Iguaçu’s hidden nature spots on a small-group tour. Reaching remote waterfalls and safe swimming spots independently can be tricky, but this tour handles transport and navigation as you hike two scenic rainforest trails along the Carimã and Tamanduá rivers, enjoy natural waterfall pools, and learn about the region’s ecology, geology, and wildlife.

Focus on the history of Brazil's political systems on this walking tour of Rio de Janeiro. This alternative tour delves deep into the political history of the huge country, including topic such as dictatorships, militarism, Getulio Vargas, Aterro do Flamengo, and others that typical tours don't talk about. This is the perfect option for history buffs or those who want to know the real story of Brazil's complicated history.

Follow your guides through the trails of the Parque Nacional da Tijuca and learn about the history of this special Amazonian region of Brazil and its flora and fauna. Stumble across ancient buildings built by indigenous residents of the area, and hear stories about people’s interactions with the local wildlife and the rainforest around them, with a focus on environmental care and protection.

Most Lagoa Bonita tours only run in the morning, leaving little flexibility for travelers with a packed vacation schedule. This tour also offers an afternoon departure as an alternative—cooler conditions on the dunes, golden light over the lagoons, and a return to Barreirinhas after sunset, with the 4WD transfer and river ferry crossing handled both ways. Simply choose the time of day that works best.

See the side of Foz de Iguazu that most first-time visitors miss on a full-day hike that reveals a selection of secret waterfalls. Increase your chances of spotting flora and fauna without having to worry about getting lost in the jungle, and hike at a more relaxed pace in a small group limited to only 15 people.