6 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore Rio’s rainforest and landmarks with a multilingual guide
Visit São Conrado Beach, hike Tijuca Forest, and capture waterfall views
Explore Santa Teresa’s history and visit Sambodrome, Maracanã, and Samba City
Admire the Municipal Theater, Cathedral, Selaron Stairs, and Lapa Aqueduct
€ 92.53
€ 85.13
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through Rio de Janeiro, exploring its breathtaking urban rainforest and iconic landmarks. Accompanied by a multilingual guide with deep knowledge of the city’s history and culture, discover the picturesque São Conrado Beach before venturing into the lush Tijuca Forest. Wander along its scenic trails, capture stunning photos at a hidden waterfall, and marvel at the panoramic views from the famous Chinese View, where the lagoon and Christ the Redeemer statue create a mesmerizing backdrop. Continue your exploration in Santa Teresa, a historic neighborhood that emerged in the 18th century, once home to the elite in grand mansions inspired by French architecture. Many of these elegant structures still stand today, reflecting the rich history of European immigration that shaped the district’s cultural identity.
Delve into Rio’s vibrant artistic and cultural scene with a visit to the Sambodrome, the heart of the city’s legendary samba parades, as well as the iconic Maracanã Stadium and Samba City, where elaborate carnival floats come to life. Capture memorable moments at the futuristic Museum of Tomorrow and the Rio Art Museum before strolling along the Olympic Boulevard and its historic harbor sheds. Immerse yourself in the architectural beauty of the Municipal Theater, the Cathedral, and the Museum of Fine Arts. Conclude your tour in Lapa, a bohemian hotspot known for its colorful Selaron Stairs and the historic Aqueduct, where lively music and nightlife pulse through the streets. Gain valuable insights on how to navigate Rio’s main attractions seamlessly, ensuring a truly enriching and hassle-free experience.
Snacks and Bottled water
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Transport by private vehicle
Professional guide
Entry Cascatinha Taunay and Chinese View
Meal and beverage
Comfortable shoes
Sunglasses
Towel
Drinks
Sunscreen
Comfortable clothes
Not wheelchair accessible
Child rate valid with 2 paying adults
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Minimum age is 18 years
May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
Operates in all weather; dress accordingly
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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If your intention is to have a good sports day away from the beach, this is a great alternative.There are many different hiking trails here from the very easy to much more complex ones and even a trail for the seeing impaired!!! 👀 we went with a guide, a tour that ended up being very interesting.But there were many groups of people that were just in groups doing their own thing , so I don't necessarily think you have to have a guide. There's a cup of nice waterfalls , not all of them you can bathe in , but the one that we visited for swimming was more of a shower than actual swimming pond! Good place to also escape the heat of the city.Even though we were told by our guide that when it's very hot outside , it gets double hot sauna style in there. Unfortunately, for us, we did not get to see many animals.We heard lots of birds that we did not see and we saw some monkeys.But I was hoping to see much more.And unfortunately when we went that was not the case. As far as what you should wear while you're there , we were in sneakers and t shirt and shorts. We did see some people wearing tall hiking boots and walking sticks. The bathrooms in the park itself are free.But there are trails that have a cafe with bathrooms but they charge almost 4 reals .. You are discouraged at all times of feeding the animals however I did see some locals giving bananas to the monkeys.
A local friend booked us on the Indiana Jungle Tour which I enjoyed very much!!! Don’t miss the Museum Açude built circa 1920-30s. Antonio and fernando are great guide!!i appreciated their knowledge of the jungles plants。
A unique experience at Tijuca National Park with our guide Erik from Get Your Guide. He was incredibly friendly, informative, and encouraged us to fully enjoy the caves and trails. The hike through the jungle was absolutely worth it—beautiful views, rich nature, and even some wildlife sightings.
Such an amazing place. From the tram station ride to the mountain top to the steps up the cliffside. The views are incredible and on a clear day like today you can see for hundreds of miles. Jutting out from the ocean you can see the sugarloafs and landscapes. Take your time and spend the day there. Have lunch or a snack be sure to bring water and hydrate and just enjoy. I shot these arial pictures and videos with a dji mini pro 3 drone. You can see full edits on my YouTube channel. I hope you can feel the breathtaking images.
We barely did any research. We took an Uber for $15 USD from Copacabana. Got dropped off at the visitor's center. There was no entrance fee. A lot of easy trail. Got to see two waterfalls. There was no signal for our phones but we didn't get lost. We got to see monkeys. And other animals. It was nice to get away from the city stress and traffic. I would recommend this place if you love nature, walking around and explore, and get away from the city.
