Top Brazil Running Tours

You will run through the main trail where Carioca Runners train. Meeting Point: Praça Afonso Viseu, Alto da Boa Vista - In front of Tijuca Forest Gate Departure Time: 8h (concentration from 7h30) Duration: up to 3h (Depends on the group's rhythm) Distance: About 14 km Floor: Trail Difficulty: Level 4 – Moderate Upper Uphill (+): 598m Downhill (-): 948m Pace: Individual/coletive Tour End: Corner of the Pacheco Leão Street and Jardim Botânica Street.

Get an overview of Rio's most important sights during this comprehensive day tour. With your guide, tick off Christ the Redeemer statue, the Selarón Steps, Maracanã Stadium, and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian. If you upgrade to the premium option, you can even take the cable car to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain, plus stop for lunch in one of the city's best steakhouses. Round-trip, air-conditioned transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Join the Florianópolis Running Tour and explore the island’s history in motion! Guided by local specialists, the experience begins at the Trapiche da Beira-Mar Norte with introductions and instructions. Along the scenic route, we make short stops at landmarks such as Fort Sant’Anna, the Pedro Ivo Bridge pedestrian path, and the majestic Hercílio Luz Bridge, learning about their cultural and historical significance. Enjoy breathtaking bay views, the sea breeze, and local stories as you run through the heart of the city. For those who prefer a lighter pace or can’t handle the full run, city bikes and scooters conveniently found around the streets are available to rent at your own cost. The tour concludes with a goodbye drink at a cozy café overlooking the Hercílio Luz Bridge — a perfect ending to this energizing adventure.

Get a glimpse into local life in Rio de Janeiro during a favela tour that reveals a different side of the Marvelous City. In an intimate group limited to 12 travelers, you’ll explore two of the largest favelas in Rio, and benefit from the local insight of a guide as you learn more about living conditions in the city.

See Rio de Janeiro from a completely new angle during a private tour that offers the option of Delta wing or parapent over the Eternal City. It is not necessary to have prior experience in these radical sports to take advantage of this tour, which allows you to escape the crowds on land and enjoy unparalleled views of the main attractions such as Copacabana Beach, the Christ Redemptor and the Sugar Bread.

Rio de Janeiro is the home of samba, a lively type of Afro-Brazilian music and dance that's seen at the festival of Carnaval. If you want an immersive way to learn more about samba, skip professional performances and instead, try out a dance class and visit a real samba nightclub. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, an instructor is on hand to guide you through the steps. After mastering the basic movements, head out to show off on the dance floor.