Top Activities on the Ground in Southeast Brazil - page 6

Hike to one of Rio de Janeiro's most iconic viewpoints at sunset during a private hiking tour to Pedra do Telégrafo, famous for its panoramic views of Rio's golden coastline. Taking a private tour means you can set a pace that suits you and your group, so you can stop for rest and photos whenever you want.

Trek through Tijuca National Park and rappel down a waterfall with local hiking guide during an eco-adventure in Rio. Hike through the world's largest urban rainforest, learning about its history, plant and animal life through commentary from your guide. Reach Horto Falls, located on a defunct coffee farm. Using the provided equipment, rappel down the falls into a natural well. Keep an eye out for local wildlife native to the Carioca Mountain Range.

♦ Combo of two experiences to fully experience the climbing universe ♦ Baptism in rock in the largest field of rock climbing school for beginners in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Morro da Babilônia ♦ Climb the Pão de Açúcar by its route of conquest ♦ Climb at Urca, inside of the world's largest urban climbing complex, the wonderful Rio de Janeiro city ♦ The descent is made by the most famous cable car in the world, the Sugar Loaf Cable Car

Discover Rio's captivating history on our unforgettable Historical Walking Tour. Start at the renowned Museum of Tomorrow, then marvel at Kobra's Mural, a vibrant street art masterpiece. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along Rio Branco Avenue, filled with architectural wonders and lively atmosphere. Experience the remarkable journey through Rio's rich heritage as stories of the past come alive. Visit São Bento Monastery, appreciate the Brazilian Navy's significance, and marvel at the colonial architecture of Candelária Church. Immerse yourself in culture at the Cultural Center Banco do Brasil and discover the Teles Arch's historical charm. Explore the hidden gem of Nossa Senhora da Lapa dos Mercadores church and soak in the lively atmosphere of XV Square. Delve into Rio's colonial heritage at the Piramide Chafaria and conclude the tour at the stunning Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Antiga Sé. Indulge in a delicious snack at the historic Confeitaria Colombo, savoring the taste of Rio's delights.

Pedra do Telégrafo is certainly one of the most beautiful and most visited trails in Rio de Janeiro. Having an expert guide also makes all the difference and offers more security in the natural environment.

Escape the crowds and discover a side of Brazil that most travelers miss on a 2-day hike to the Saco Bravo Waterfall. You’ll heighten your chances of spotting rare wildlife such as jaguars, sloths, parrots, and spider monkeys as you follow your guide on rugged trails in the Atlantic Rainforest to Ponta Negra—a fishing village that’s only accessible on foot or by water.

Here the Creator caprichou: it gave rise to a charming and ecstatic landscape, where the beauty of the beaches embraces warmly the mountains. Seasoned with feijoada, caipirinha, cold beer and also with high gastronomy. He added samba, chorinho, bossa nova, rock, rap and funk. This harmonious and intense mix of shapes, colors, sounds and tastes was peppered with the carioca, a beautiful, cheerful and welcoming people. Experienced guides Be accompanied by top-level trilingual guides always willing to help and show you what Brazil has the best. Comfortable transport Thinking about the comfort of our customers, the packages offered by TurisMares have air-conditioned and safe vehicles. Personalized Tours We are at your disposal and we encourage you to set the itinerary for your trip. Take advantage of the flexibility to make this tour your own.

The Pedra Bonita trail is one of the most beautiful in the city! nothing better than enjoying it, which is perfect for beginners, with a tour guide specialized in trails and natural attractions and with professional photos that will make your experience something unforgettable and go viral on instagram!

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.

The "Rio Adventure & Culture Experience" aims to deliver an unforgettable experience in Rio de Janeiro for non-Portuguese-speaking tourists who have concerns about safety. The project is designed to offer exciting outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, visits to historical landmarks, favela tours, live dance, and music parties, with the utmost safety and comfort, ensuring that visitors fully enjoy the marvelous city. The package offers a comprehensive five-day journey to explore the best of Rio de Janeiro, providing foreign and local tourists with a unique, safe, and culturally enriching experience. We have a beautiful old mansion with a swimming pool and a view of the bay in one of the most iconic neighborhoods called Santa Teresa, very close to Rio's most famous sights.

Hike to the summit of the famous Pedra da Gavea on a full-day small-group tour from Rio de Janeiro. This 842 meter summit isn’t for the faint of heart but those who make it are rewarded with fantastic views of the coastal city. Hike through Tijuca National Forest, a UNESCO-listed site, and observe popular landmarks from the top such as Sugar Loaf Mountain and the Christ the Redeemer Statue.

Explore the history and rich culture of Brazil on this guided tour of Rio de Janeiro. Follow your enthusiastic guides around the city, and see iconic local landmarks and buildings as you work your way through some of Rio’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Learn about the communities who live here, and the way people live here too—from local food to street parties.

Hike to Pico da Tijuca, the tallest peak in Tijuca National Park. This half-day hiking adventure with a professional guide introduces you to the natural history of the Tijuca Forest and treats you to unparalleled views via a rock-carved staircase. See Rio from above, marvel at the beauty of a pristine waterfall and visit the Tijuca National Park Museum. Upgrade to venture with your own personal guide on a private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport.

Santa Teresa is one of the most bucolic neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro and is close to the city center. A trip to the past visiting the historic center of Rio, Praça Mauá, Metropolitan Cathedral, Selaron Staircase, Casa França Brasil. The neighborhood of Santa Teresa houses mansions from the early 20th century. Today it is a stronghold of plastic artists, where there is the tram, dated 1897. The Tour takes place twice a day, in the morning and in the afternoon ..

This tour of São Paulo’s main attractions provides the ideal introduction to the Brazilian super-city, by helping you navigate one of the world’s largest metropolises with ease. Traveling by vehicle helps you check off more sights in less time—including Batman Alley and Parque Ibirapuera—while your guide offers more of a personalized insight into local culture and history than you’d get in the guidebook.

This trail is one of the most famous in Rio de Janeiro. Visitors have the privilege of hiking through the forest, stopping for stunning photos, and also walking through the Vidigal community, learning about the daily lives of the residents. They also gain access to local culture with a local guide who has known each part of the community for over 15 years. The community is considered peaceful by local authorities. A patrol car is stationed 24 hours a day at the entrance, and there's a military base within the community, ensuring the safety of visitors.

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.

The Serra dos Órgãos National Park was founded in 1939. Located in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro state. The Serra dos Órgãos National Park has an rich varieties of flora and fauna and abundant biodiversity. On clear days from the Park it is possible to see Rio de Janeiro and Tijuca National Park. Discover the most beautiful waterfall of the lower stretches of the Serra dos Órgãos National Park and hike the most enchanting peak of the higher region of the Park. All this in a day tour!

Hike through the Tijuca Forest on this half-day morning tour that includes visits to two cascades: Taunay Waterfall and Cachoeira das Almas (Waterfall of the Souls). Follow an expert guide along an easy path while you learn about the regional flora and fauna, and visit the Tijuca National Park Museum. Upgrade to venture with your own personal guide on a private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport.

Take a break from the busy streets of Rio de Janeiro on a 6-hour to Tijuca Forest National Park. Round-trip transportation from your hotel eliminates the guesswork of navigating public transit on your own. Stop at Vista Chinesa and Cascatinha Taunay Waterfall, along with noteworthy landmarks such as Maracana Stadium and Guanabara Bay. Hike to the summit of Tijuca Mirim Peak and enjoy an unrivaled view of the city and its surroundings.

The largest city in Brazil is surrounded by a surprising amount of nature. On this full-day private tour from São Paulo, visit the nearby Serra do Mar State Park, part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of the Green Belt of São Paulo, which is home to some of the largest continuous tracts of Atlantic Forest on the planet. Explore the park on foot while hiking about 5.5 miles (9 km) on a relatively easy trail through Atlantic Forest. On clear days, enjoy views of the city of Saint Vincent (the first Portuguese settlement in Brazil) and the Atlantic coastline. Visit area historical monuments and gain insights into the history of São Paulo.

If you want to experience an unforgettable adventure NO Rio DE Janeiro without having to be an athlete or trail expert, this is the right choice! Breathtaking view: From the top OF Beautiful Stone, you'll have one OF the best views DA city, including the Gávea Stone, Leblon and St. Conrado beaches, and even the Christ the Redeemer in the background. Light and accessible trail: IDEAL FOR ALL AGES, even for those who are making their first trail NO Rio. Lush nature without much effort! Guided POR un local: I am an accredited Guide and resident, I know ca DA detail of the forest and the history of the place, you will have much more than a tour, you will have a cultural and safe experience. Grupo peque NO, personalized care: Here you are not just another tourist, I offer individual attention, tips and even help with amazing photos on top! Connection to the Tijuca Forest: Discover the largest urban forest in the world, with unique fauna, flora and energy.

We are going to visit one of the most beautiful places in Rio. We are going to do a 50 minutes hike to reach the top of the Dois Irmãos mountain. One of the most beautiful views of Rio de Janeiro, and then we are going to visit the Vidigal favela. We are going to take some awesome pictures, have a drink in one of the most beautiful bars on the place and have a lot of fun with locals guides that are going to show you the real Rio! IMPORTANT: for children. Child 0 to 5 years old, pay 50%, and 6 years begin to pay 100%

The tour visits the West part of Rio de Janeiro, that remains untouched with a lot of nature and secluded beaches. We'll follow the coastline, passing by 5 different beaches (São Conrado, Barra, Reserva, Recreio and Macumba). We first stop at Prainha, a small and protected beach considered the surf spot in Rio where you'll hike 1,5h to Caeté Summit (253m=830ft) that ofers a great view of the coast and other mountains of Rio. From Prainha, in a 5 more min. drive we reach Grumari, our last stop and where we stay to enjoy the beach for about 3h. Grumari it´s also a protected area and you'll enjoy an amazing and paradisiac tropical beach with white and fine grain sands, green mountains and clear waters (bring towel and bathing suit).