• Copacabana Beach - Renowned as the most famous beach in the city, and possibly the country or even the world, Copacabana Beach stretches approximately 4 km. Its iconic boardwalk, featuring wave patterns crafted from Portuguese stone, was designed by the celebrated Brazilian landscaper Burle Max.

In Copacabana, visitors will witness why the locals boast such stunning tans. As you explore these neighborhoods, you’ll receive tips on local attractions and hear fascinating stories from these historic streets.

• Guanabara Palace - Journey through the historic Laranjeiras neighborhood, home to the Guanabara Palace, the former residence of Princess Isabel who enacted the Golden Law to abolish slavery. Today, the Palace serves as the official headquarters of the Rio de Janeiro government.
• Sambodromo da Marques de Sapucai - Before reaching the city center, you’ll pass by the Sambodrome, the venue for the annual Samba School Parade.
• The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian - Admire the exterior and interior of the iconic Metropolitan Cathedral, constructed in a pyramidal shape with an internal diameter of 96 meters and a height of 80 meters.
• Aterro Do Flamengo - Travel through Aterro do Flamengo and its parks, designed by Burle Marx, and learn about Brazil’s role in World War II and the city’s founding in the late 1500s, just before arriving at Sugar Loaf.
• Urca - Pass through the picturesque neighborhood that hosts one of Rio de Janeiro’s main attractions, Sugar Loaf Mountain.
• Morro da Urca - The first cable car takes you to Urca Hill, a 215-meter-high vantage point offering stunning views of Guanabara Bay and its islands, Flamengo and Botafogo beaches, Santos Dumont Airport, the Rio-Niterói Bridge, Urca’s neighborhood, and Corcovado Mountain.
• Sugarloaf Mountain - A second cable car transports you to the summit. At 395 meters, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Copacabana Beach, Niterói, and the Santa Cruz fortress. From this height, it’s easy to see why Rio is called the “Wonderful City.”
• Carretão Ipanema Classic Grill - After visiting Sugar Loaf Mountain, head to an all-you-can-eat barbecue restaurant. Brazilian Churrascarias offer a wide range of sides and vegetarian options, ensuring a delightful experience. Lunch is included if selected. If not, the guide will suggest nearby dining options to suit any budget or taste.
• Ipanema Beach - Situated between Arpoador and Jardim de Alah, Ipanema Beach is one of the country’s most famous and busiest beaches. Spanning about 2 km, some areas feature strong waves and currents, ideal for sports.
• Leblon Beach - Enjoy the scenic views from Leblon Beach, where you can admire the Morro Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers Hill).
• Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon - Pass by the renowned Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, which connects to the Atlantic Ocean via a canal along a park known locally as Jardim de Alah.
• Maracana - Take a lap around the stadium and make a brief stop to appreciate the grandeur of this two-time World Cup Finals host. Imagine the history that has unfolded here since its opening in 1950 when Brazil hosted its first World Cup. The stadium is viewed from the outside only.
• Cosme Velho - Arrive at Cosme Velho train station to catch the train to Corcovado Mountain. With pre-reserved tickets, skip the long lines and save time!
• Parque Nacional da Tijuca - Upon reaching Cosme Velho Station at the base of Corcovado Mountain, board the train with pre-reserved tickets to ascend through the lush Tijuca Rainforest to the 38m tall (125ft) Christ the Redeemer Statue. The 20-minute ride offers a chance to fully appreciate the Tijuca Forest, the largest urban forest in the world, covering 7% of the city’s territory. It’s breathtaking and makes the trip worthwhile.
• Corcovado - Christ the Redeemer - Upon arrival at the Statue, choose between a lift and escalator or the traditional 222-step climb to the top. The reward is well worth it. Once there, the views and the majestic statue will captivate you! Looking up, you’ll feel blessed and protected by this magnificent monument of Christ with open arms, now one of the New Seven Wonders of the World! From this vantage point, you can see most of the city, the entire south zone, and all the way to Niterói. A unique view that will leave you in awe. Spend about 40 minutes exploring all sides and views of Corcovado and capturing memorable photos.

• Professional multilingual guide
• Cable Car Ticket to Sugar Loaf Access (if option selected)
• Lunch
• Hotel pickup and drop off
• Skip The Line Train Ticket to Christ Redeemer Statue Access (if option selected)

• Gratuities
• Drinks

Embark on a sightseeing journey through Downtown Rio, stopping at the Metropolitan Cathedral, ascend to the summit of Sugar Loaf Mountain, savour lunch at a typical Barbecue house with an unlimited buffet, pause at the Maracanã Stadium and take a visit to the majestic statue of Christ the Redeemer with priority entrance tickets to the cogwheel train through the lush Tijuca Rainforest National Park, the optimal route to reach the iconic statue. Experience all that Rio has to offer on this comprehensive one-day tour of Rio’s most iconic landmarks paired with top-quality cuisine and VIP access. This 9-hour excursion, which includes return transportation from many Rio hotels, allows you to explore all of Rio’s attractions in a single day.

• Pick-up at selected hotels in Barra da Tijuca available on request ($10.00 per person). Please contact the local provider to arrange this service
• Barbecue Lunch (Vegetarian options available) - On option with Lunch. If selecting an option without lunch, our guide will offer a variety of nearby suggestions that can fit any budget or taste!
• In the option without tickets included, customer must purchase it directly with the tour guide
• Wear comfortable clothing and shoes
• Bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat in case it’s hot

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.