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The sunrise on the telegraph stone is unique because it allows the participant to admire a spectacle of nature with a unique view of the city of Rio de Janeiro and optimize the visit to this place that is much sought after during the day and gets to form queues 2 hours to get the coveted picture. We are the first to reach the top, so we have all the time to admire nature and make good photos.

Explore Brazil’s largest favela in the company of a local—and head off the tourist trail to talk to community members, and discover how residents live—on this small-group tour of Rio de Janeiro’s Rocinha Favela. With your local guide, you’ll see areas of the city most tourists miss, will visit a craft fair and street markets, will admire capoeira performances, and will finish with a moto-taxi trip straight Rocinha’s highest viewpoint.

Discover the best of Rio de Janeiro on this small-group biking tour. Meet your guide in the morning in Copacabana, grab your bike and helmet, and set off. You’ll cycle through beachy Copacabana to Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon for scenic views. Continue to the Leblon viewpoint for coconut water and fabulous views, then return to Copacabana, stopping at Arpoador Rock for panoramic photos.

Make the most of your time at shore in Rio de Janeiro with this private tour. Your dedicated guide meets you at the cruise terminal and takes you to top landmarks including the Selaron Steps, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Christ the Redeemer statue. Learn about the history and vibrant culture of the city on this personalized tour.

In addition to the natural beauties, Rio offers several tourist spots, events, parties, nightclubs, bars and shows that attract tourists all year round. All this diversity and excitement has ended up drawing the attention and affection of the LGBTI+ public. There is nothing more pleasant than being welcomed well in the destination. Much better if it's by an expert local gay-friendly guide who will ensure you have an exciting and safe experience. Take full advantage of the one-on-one experience customizing your day or nighttime on a private tour while the guide offers practical tips about where to go and what to do. Have a personal guide at your full disposal, to either explore the local gay scene or just visit Rio’s popular attractions putting a spotlight on Rio hassle-free. See below on the "what to expect section" a tiny fraction of things to do & see in Rio to guide you on planing your tour. The actual tour can be personalized according to your wishes and the option hired.

Immerse yourself in nature with a half-day guided tour that explores the lush beauty of the Botanical Garden and Lage Park, hidden under the majestic Corcovado. These two locations offer a green haven in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, combining well-kept gardens with a tropical forest. The tour begins in the Botanical Garden, where you will have the opportunity to discover more than 7,000 species of tropical plants, including bromelias, orchids and other varieties native to Brazil. Enjoy moments of tranquillity as you walk among centuries-old trees and breathe the pure air of nature. Next we will visit the charming Lage Park, where you can explore its English-style gardens, forest trails, artificial caves and the iconic central mansion. Along the way, listen to fascinating stories about the construction and legacy of these historic sites, making the experience even richer and memorable.

Canoe through Guanabara Bay on this 4-hour eco-adventure from Rio de Janeiro. With an expert adventure guide, explore Rio's coastline, including islands, beaches, rainforests and Sugar Loaf Mountain. Paddle to Fora Beach, where you'll hop out for a swim and some time to relax. No canoeing experience is necessary.

Get a personalized introduction to Rio de Janeiro on a private tour that covers the iconic Christ the Redeemer Statue and Sugarloaf Mountain. Designed with first-time visitors in mind, this tour saves you the hassle navigating an unfamiliar city alone and promises the undivided attention of your guide.

Spend an epic day and night exploring all of Rio's attractions during this full-day tour. During the day, follow your guide to attractions like the Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) statue on top of Corcovado Mountain, reached via a cog train ride through the Tijuca Rainforest. Take the cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain for spectacular views of Guanabara Bay and enjoy a downtown tour including Cinelandia Square and the Metropolitan Cathedral. In the evening, attend the Ginga Tropical show, a vibrant dance performance that celebrates the country's cultural roots. Lunch and round-trip port or hotel transportation are included.

Hike through Tijuca National Park's rainforest on this 6-hour eco-tour from Rio. Follow your local adventure guide to Pico da Tijuca, the highest peak in Rio, to see remarkable views of Rio and Guanabara Bay. As you walk, listen to engaging facts from your guide about the history, flora and fauna of the rainforest. This moderate 1.5-hour hike is an active and educational way to explore Rio's surroundings and the tour includes round-trip transportation from Rio hotels.

This tour in the Tijuca Forest is the perfect private tour to visit the best that the 4th biggest urban forest of the world has to offer! Being located in the middle of the city of Rio, the Tijuca Forest has borders with all the 4 zones of Rio. Recovered and back to life, the Forest, which was almost completely deforested for coffee planting, is now the lung of the city of Rio. It has an area of 4 thousand hectares, having 95% of this area reforested by D. Pedro II over 13 years, from 1861. Itinerary: - Pick-up at your place in the south zone of the city. - Lage Park. - Botanic Garden - Chinese View (not open on weekends and holidays): from this pagoda you will see a view with a different perspective of the city. - Taunay Waterfall: waterfall painted several times by the french artist Taunay. - Drop-off at your place.

Explore Rio’s dynamic mix of street art, history, and culture in a journey that blends graffiti with the city’s most iconic landmarks. This tour goes beyond murals, connecting travelers to the stories that shaped Rio’s identity — from its Belle Époque splendor to its Afro-Brazilian heritage. Embark on a 3-hour walking experience that begins in front of the Municipal Theater at Cinelândia, where Belle Époque architecture and cultural treasures set the stage. Continue to the world-famous Selarón Steps, a vibrant mosaic masterpiece by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón. From there, admire Eduardo Kobra’s monumental “Etnias” mural, once the world’s largest by a single artist. The tour then leads into Pequena África and Bafo da Prainha, areas filled with Afro-Brazilian history. The journey concludes at Praça Mauá, a lively waterfront square home to the Museum of Tomorrow and the Rio Art Museum (MAR). Guests may choose to stay exploring or count on the guide’s help to return to their hotel.

Delve deeper into the history of Brazil on a day trip to the historic city of Petropolis, located high in the mountains. Letting someone else drive allows you to relax and focus on the mountain scenery, while a private guide gives you undivided attention and allows ample time for asking questions.

The idea of taking an electric bike tour in Rio was born from my passion for cycling and my love for the city where I chose to live. After several days of pedaling through the forest with a normal bicycle, I began to wonder how it would be possible to make this experience viable for many more people. This is how I came up with the idea of buying electric bicycles capable of assisting those who need them along the way. (the bicycles are pedal assisted, have no accelerator and are not a motorcycle) During this experience you will have the opportunity to get to know many wonderful places, not very accessible and less known. At the end of the day you will have a different image of Rio de Janiero, and you will know much more about how the city is composed and structured. In addition to this you will be in constant contact with nature, with possible and probable encounters with toucans, monkeys and many other exotic animals.

Hike up Rio's famous Corcovado Mountain for excellent views of the city and an up-close encounter with the Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) statue. Following an experienced hiking guide, make your way through the Tijuca Rainforest to the mountain's summit. This advanced trek takes about two, and the tour takes six hours in total. Round-trip transportation from most Rio hotels is provided.

Whether you're a fervent football fan or just want to experience a different culture and escape the usual routine, Rio is the perfect destination for both. Accompanied by a specialized bilingual guide, take a 4-hour private football tour visiting the legendary Maracanã and São Januário stadiums, and take an intense and surprising journey through the history and culture of football. Getting to know the backstage of Maracanã and, of course, getting close to the sacred lawn of the stage for the finals of two World Cups and an edition of the Olympic Games. What seems like a dream for many fans is a reality when doing the Maracanã Tour. Then, take a tour of the São Januário stadium and discover several places of memory that take visitors on an unforgettable experience through the history of one of the greatest sports clubs in the world, Vasco da Gama. It really is a very complete and super fun tour that goes beyond football!

Visit a tropical rainforest that borders a huge metropolitan city—an extremely rare thing in the world. The Tijuca Forest is an area filled with indigenous wildlife, flowers and plants, and on this tour, spot toucans, monkeys and raccoons among many other inhabitants of the forest. Then, travel to the Tijuca Botanical Garden to learn more about the flowers of Brazil and enjoy displays of plants.

Discover the incredible neighbourhood of Santa Teresa with this guided tour through the lively and picturesque streets. Famous for its tram trolley's and colonial history, there is an incredible amount of history and culture on offer. Tour highlights including marveling at the tiled Selaron steps, admiring the gorgeous Valentin Castle and seeing the iconic Christ the Redeemer Statue from the Dona Marta viewpoint. Note that the Ruins Park is closed on Tuesday.

The tour departs from hotels in Rio de Janeiro and starts in the early hours of the morning. The destination is Angra dos Reis, located 170km from Rio de Janeiro, belonging to a region known as Costa Verde, which has numerous islands suitable for visitation and sea bathing, high points of this tour. Arriving in Angra dos Reis we will take a boat to do a 4-hour long tour, which includes a visit to four paradisiac islands: Cataguases, Lagoa Azul, Aracá, and Japariz. There will be a stop at each of these islands, where you can relax on the beaches and swim in clear and clear waters. All this tranquility accompanied by the lush green of the Atlantic forest in the background. Lunch will be served on the island of Japariz, in a local restaurant with typical regional dishes, in a buffet style. After visiting these four islands, we will return to the Angra dos Reis pier to return to our hotels in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Explore the natural wonders of Arraial do Cabo on a tour that combines beauty and fun! The itinerary includes a visit to Fenda de Nossa Senhora, an impressive site for photos and nature appreciation. Next, relax at Prainhas do Atalaia, where you can take a refreshing dip. Ilha do Farol and Gruta Azul are true postcards that you cannot miss. Praia do Forno provides a tranquil environment to unwind, and you can recharge with a delicious buffet lunch. The tour includes round-trip transportation and a bilingual guide for a complete experience.

Spend an evening on the town at the Rio Scenarium nightclub during this evening excursion in the neighborhood of Lapa. Party like a 'carioca', or resident of Rio, as you dance the night away to samba, Brazilian Popular Music and other world music. With your local nightlife guide, explore what the Guardian has called one of the Top 10 best bars in the world. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Get a taste of the Carioca culture on a private tour to a churrascaria and Samba show. Start off the tour with a delicious all-you-can-eat Brazilian barbecue dinner where the meats are brought out on skewers by the waiters. Then, skip the line at the theater and watch professional dancers perform a Samba show onstage before ending the tour with a Samba lesson to learn some of the basic moves.

Get an immersive, comprehensive tour of Brazil’s Maracanã Stadium, which has hosted both the Olympics and the World Cup. Tour all of the facilities including locker rooms and press rooms, and see what it feels like to walk out onto the field just like the players. Explore the museum which has a collection of uniforms, balls, and boots used by some of the world’s greatest soccer players including Pelé, Garrincha, and Zico. Learn about the history of the sport in Brazil and around the world and relive legendary moments of the game.

Enjoy an hour's walk through the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden, where you can explore the main points of this green paradise. Start your journey in the charming Sensorial Garden, a space designed to awaken the senses, followed by the serene Lake Frei Leandro, which reflects the natural beauty around it. Don’t miss out on the iconic Chafariz Central, a symbol of the garden, surrounded by lush vegetation that provides a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Then we head to the majestic Tijuca Forest, where you will have the opportunity to capture amazing photos in the stunning Taunay Falls. For the most adventurous, a light walk (optional) is available, allowing you to further explore this natural treasure, full of trails and stunning views. This unique experience unites beauty, tranquility and a deep contact with nature.