Rio de Janeiro beaches:

A city recognized worldwide for its natural attractions, Rio de Janeiro stands out when it comes to beaches. Rio de Janeiro's waterfront is one of its main postcards, with a length of 86 km, which represents the city's leisure and attraction area.

Known Beaches:

This extension includes famous beaches such as Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, São Conrado, Barra da Tijuca, as well as others such as Prainha, Grumari and Pontal.

Activities:

The waterfront offers several spaces for leisure and sports, such as walking, running, cycling, volleyball and other water sports.

Tourist Attraction:

Rio de Janeiro's beaches are internationally recognized and serve as the main leisure area for locals and visitors from all over the world in terms of beaches. In its 38km extension.

Your Christ The Redeemer is the first open-air sanctuary in the world and has become a top tourism attraction and a symbol of Brazil, drawing millions of visitors annually. Inaugurated in 1931, the statue was designed by Heitor da Silva Costa, with sculptural work by Paul Landowski, and sits atop Corcovado Mountain, offering stunning views of Rio de Janeiro

Christ the Redeemer statue is the largest Art Deco design ever built in the history of the world. The statue portrays Jesus with arms open, symbolizing welcome and peace. Its construction was proposed in 1850 by priest Pedro Mario in honor of Emperor Pedro II's daughter, Princess Isabel. A Gift from the Catholic Church - Christ the Redeemer was conceived as a tribute to the centenary of Brazil's Independence, celebrated in 1922

Discover the fascinating science and stories behind this natural wonder!

Feel free to choose!

1. Brazilian Barbecue House or Churrascaria, is a cooking style characterized by large cuts of meat cooked on skewers over an open flame, often using a rotisserie or skewered method known as rodizio. The meat is typically seasoned simply with coarse salt to enhance its natural flavor, resulting in a smoky, tender interior with a crisp exterior. Churrasco is a social event centered around a variety of meats, served in a continuous flow at a churrascaria (restaurant) until diners signal they've had enough.

The Experience

A visit to a churrascaria is a communal experience. Guests are often seated at a table with a disc or card, indicating whether they want to receive meat (usually by placing the disc green-side up) or are taking a break (red-side up). When ready for more, the disc is flipped green-side up again, and a server will bring more meat to carve at your table.

2. The all-you-can-eat Brazilian Buffet. This experience is known as “Buffet Livre” with meat. This model involves grilled meats, feijoada complemented by a self-service salad and hot dish station.

Attention: As the tourism attraction entrances, restaurants and foods are not included in this package. Based on your preferences our guide can explain you in detail all the options, including vegan restaurants and local food from one of ours traditional markets. Fell free to choose the best option for your group.

Big Maracanã! Also known as Jornalista Mário Filho Stadium Nicknamed Maracanã, or affectionately Maraca, is a football stadium located in the neighborhood of the same name.

Considered a temple of world football. When it opened, it had an official capacity of 155,000 seats, making Maracanã surpass Hampden Park, in Glasgow, and become the largest stadium in the world at that time.

Maracanã is the home of major Brazilian football clubs Flamengo and Fluminense and hosts significant national and international matches

like FIFA World Cup finals (1950 and 2014), the Olympic Games (2016), and the FIFA Confederations Cup (2013). Maracanã has been the stage for major concerts by artists such as Madonna, Paul McCartney, Tina Turner, and the Rolling Stones. Inside the Stadium we are visiting: the museum, historical exhibits, behind-the-scenes look at the facility, the historical collection, locker rooms, mixed zone, and enter the stadium.

The Maracanã Stadium offers some separate activities such as immersive experiences such as "Gol de Placa", where you shoot for the goal and you can buy a photo or video of the activity.

It will be an excellent opportunity to purchase club shirts and Brazilian football items in one of their official stores.

Sugarloaf mountain:

it’s one of the city’s main tourist attractions.

The journey involves two cable car rides to the summit, offering breathtaking views of the city, beaches, and Guanabara Bay take the cable car up in the late afternoon to experience the panoramic views of the city lighting up. From the summit, you'll get a stunning panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro as the sun dips below the horizon.

At every stage of this visit, our guide will show you the beauties and peculiarities of our city, correlating its historical, social and cultural aspects. The sunset on sunny days promises to be one of the highlights of your day with us. We are in no rush to leave, so at the end of this day the most recommended thing is to sit down, grab a seasonal fruit juice and enjoy the stunning view of our city. Photos and videos look beautiful here.