Rio De Janeiro City Tours

Sugar Loaf Half Day
The tour begin with a visit to Downtown with a stop at Metropolitan Cathedral, then we'll drive to "Praia Vermelha", to take the two-stage car up to the top of Sugar Loaf (270m), which grants the entrance to Rio's harbor and Guanabara Bay. The first stage is Morro da Urca with 170m, with a restaurant, amphitheater and helicopter-point. The second stage goes on the Sugar Loaf itself.

Corcovado Half Day
After a beautiful scenic drive along Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon beaches and Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, passengers arrive at the bottom of the Corcovado hill where they will embark on a comfortable train which will go along the beautiful Mountain, where the statue of Christ, the Redeemer, overlooks Rio in a magnificent panorama.

Rio De Janeiro City Tours

Island tour
Full day tour to the village of Itacuruçá , located 1 ½ hour south of Rio de Janeiro , with its simple houses of fishermen.
The typical boat that looks like a schooner cruises the Sepetiba Bay , an area rich in natural beauty.
A stop is made for a swim and then the schooner continues to the island of Itacuruça where a delicious lunch self-service buffet will be waiting for the visitors. There will be a time to explore the Island before the return.

Rio De Janeiro City Tours

Historical Tour
Central Rio is the main business area with a mixture of historic buildings. The down town area is where the 400-year-old city started to grow and is nowadays a very busy trade center.

We will see the old Rio, with a specialized guide through Rio historical center. In this tour you will visit the São Bento Monastery, Praca XV (square), Candelaria Church , França-Brasil House, old Market Street , Imperial Palace , and will finish at the famous delicatessen in Rio – Confeitaria Colombo.

Brazilian Samba Show
Night in Rio is a meeting point and makes the heart beat faster. Visit the "escolas de samba" as they open their dance floors for "rehearsals"(a combination of a party and a pep rally), in preparation for the coming Carnival. Begin with dinner at typical barbecue restaurant for a non-stop feast of Brazilian meats, salads, vegetables and drinks.