Top Rio de Janeiro Walking Tours - page 5

This small-group adventure combines a scenic hike through lush forests with a challenging rock climb to Sugarloaf Mountain. Learn local history as you ascend to the top for panoramic views of Rio, then take a cable car ride down. All necessary climbing equipment and a professional accredited climbing guide are included, but lunch and other food or drinks are not provided.

Take the opportunity to discover the wonders of the coastal region of Arraial do Cabo, known for beaches with clear waters and fine white sand. Departing from the hotels in the South Zone and Downtown of Rio de Janeiro, you will take a trip to Arraial and go straight to the Pier, where you will board a schooner to stroll along the shore and be able to dive and visit the beaches in the region. Upon returning from the high seas, you will enjoy a buffet lunch to replenish your energy before returning to the bus that will take you back to your hotel

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.

This stroll will give you an excellent overview of the Historic Center of Rio, which combines Baroque churches, colonial buildings and modern buildings as it is also the business center of Rio. The visit is made on foot at your own pace and ends with a lunch on Cinelandia square included in the service.

The ideal tour to enjoy the main sights of Rio de Janeiro. In this 7-hour tour you will get to know a little of the South Zone and the beach of São Conrado (main landing zone of Hang gliding and Paragliding, Tijuca National Forest, Corcovado, we go through Santa Teresa known as the traditional neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro and the Selarón Steps in Lapa where Snoop Dogg filmed his famous video “Beautiful”.

Hiking through Tijuca National Park to the top of Pedra da Gávea is one of Rio de Janeiro's best outdoor activities. This private hiking tour promises a safe trip to the top and the flexibility of hiking at your own pace—no need to wait for others or hurry to keep up. You'll be rewarded for your efforts with views of the beaches, the forest and the west side of Rio de Janeiro.

Beyond the main tourist circuit, Rio de Janeiro offers many other treasures that are worth exploring. On this time-saving tour, you can discover two of them in just half a day: the Botanical Garden, home to 8,000 plant species and tropical wildlife, and Lage Park, a pretty walking destination at the foot of Corcovado Mountain. With a guide and round-trip transit included, exploring is made simple.

Rio de Janeiro is known as the “world capital of Samba” because it was here that the music genre was born, more than 100 years ago. The rhythm is the most significant cultural manifestation of the city, not only during Carnival but throughout the year and every day of the week. On this experience, beyond learning about the rich history of the national music genre and practicing your samba dancing skills, you will enjoy a typical Carioca institution: the botequim or boteco, as we like to call it. Botequins are small bars (often family ventures) specializing in the sale of drinks and appetizers. They are locals of fraternization, with a laid-back environment and an informality that is also present in its menus. We will take you to a nightlife experience and make you immerse in the Bohemian Carioca way of life!

Admire Rio de Janeiro from angles that few people know about on a hiking tour of Garganta do Céu. A small group ensures you’ll walk at a more relaxed pace, while an off-the-beaten-path trail through Tijuca National Park means you’ll encounter far fewer crowds than if you were to hike to better-known viewpoints.

Take a tour of a historic coffee farm in the state of Rio de Janeiro on a small-group tour. Venture out to the countryside of Brazil to the coffee valley and learn about the “Coffee Rush” that began in the 18th century. The coffee farm is preserved in the original colonial style and includes a museum, chapel, main house, slavery memorial, and cachaça house for guests to explore.

Pedra do Telégrafo is one of Rio de Janeiro's most-photographed natural attractions and offers great views of the city. But, located on the city's west side, it can be tricky to get there. This small-group tour takes care of your transportation then leads you on an easy hike up to the rock where you can take photos and enjoy the views.

Join an authentic tour of a favela in Rio de Janeiro. Learn about the local culture from a tour guide who actually lives in the community, and visit incredible places for breathtaking views.

Stroll through the streets of Rio de Janeiro's historic city center and discover the fascinating history of the 'marvelous city' and Brazil on this private guided tour. Your guide will create your itinerary or customize it based on your preferences. Either way, you will see Rio's most-important landmarks and hear its history come to life.

This walking tour will allow you to have an excellent overview of Rio by browsing its Historical Center which combines Baroque churches, colonial buildings and modern buildings because it is also the business center of Rio as well as the neighborhood bohemian Santa Teresa by accessing it by the famous yellow tram and then wandering around at your own pace.

Enjoy hiking in Tijuca National Park with your own personal guide and finish with a refreshing dip under a waterfall. Hike up to Pedra Bonita for sweeping views of Rio de Janeiro including the beaches and surrounding Tijuca Forest. See the Christ the Redeemer statue and more from the Chinese Pavilion before arriving at Horto Waterfall. This 6-hour private tour includes round-trip hotel transport.

Take a break from sightseeing and experience Rio De Janeiro like a local at a baile funk party, which are typically not tourist-friendly. Attending one with a local guide who knows the scene well allows you to party in a safer and more stress-free way. See a side of Rio that most tourists never will.

Savor the rich and diverse flavor of Brazil on this small-group food tour of Rio de Janeiro's lively Santa Teresa and Lapa neighborhoods. Visit unique local restaurants and specialty shops and sample different foods and beverages, including classic Brazilian tastes such as açai, pão de queijo, coxinha, brigadeiro, tapioca, locally-made beer and cachaça. As you explore, you'll learn about the culture and history of Rio and the family traditions behind each eatery.

We pick you up at your hotel and take you to the biggest Ferris Wheel of Latin America! We enter a booth and stay 88 meters above ground to have a 360° view of the city and see places such as the Guanabara Bay and the Píer Mauá. All of this with the company of our tour guide explaining the importance of each of those places in Rio. After the Ferris Wheel, let’s walk through the Olympic Boulevard and see closely the same places that we had seen from above.

Kickstart your time in Rio de Janeiro on a comprehensive sightseeing tour that provides a stress-free introduction for first-time visitors. Rather than navigating an unfamiliar city alone, you’ll benefit from the undivided attention of a private guide and stay cool as you’re transported between attractions in an air-conditioned vehicle.

A good number of Rio de Janeiro’s population live in the surrounding favelas, or slums, but they can be dangerous to visit on your own. Join a local guide for a private tour of the Vidigal favela to learn about the local culture and see what it’s like through the eyes of someone who lives there. Walk through back alleys, discover vibrant street art, and enjoy a traditional Brazilian lunch.

Watch the sunset over Rio from Mureta da Urca during this 3-hour tour in Rio de Janeiro. As the sun makes its exit, turning the sky a multitude of colors, relax with a cold bottle of beer and some snacks from one of the bars in the surrounding neighborhood. Enjoy the atmosphere of this popular meeting place, encountering other travelers and locals alike. Learn about Rio's laid-back nightlife and what local residents do in their free time from your local guide. Four beers and round-trip transportation from central Rio hotels are included.

This experience allows people to experience a unique moment, immersing themselves in flavors, aromas, sounds and behaviors of a very old culture that is a direct part of the history of Brazil, with all its ethnic mixes rescuing the gastronomic identity and the music of a people and still unknown by many.

There’s plenty to see at Rio de Janeiro’s impressive aquarium, AquaRio (the largest in Latin America), but with more than 8,000 marine creatures, it can quickly feel overwhelming. Join a prebooked, guided tour and benefit from the insider knowledge of a guide who leads you to the aquarium’s top highlights with ease. Learn about a wide variety of species, including sharks, stingrays, and tropical fish, and gain a deeper understanding of the marine ecosystem than you would exploring on your own.

The photographs taken at this place are one of the best in Rio de Janeiro. And we have the ease of arriving by car without having to make a trail. Other than that the look is one of the most beautiful in the city!