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The tours that you cannot miss in Rio de Janeiro, both in the city itself and in the surrounding areas. Panoramic tours and navigations included.
Discover the best of Rio in one day: Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Maracanã, Selarón Steps, Sambadrome, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Show more >>
Discover Rio: visit Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado and stop by the exterior of Maracanã, the Sambadrome, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and Selarón Steps. Show more >>
Ride up to Corcovado by van, explore the Selarón Steps, and take the cable car up Sugarloaf Mountain to watch the sunset over Rio de Janeiro. Show more >>
Ride a van through Tijuca Forest to Christ the Redeemer, then take the Sugarloaf cable car for can’t-miss panoramic city views. Show more >>
Explore a Rio de Janeiro favela with a local guide, using public transportation, to learn its history and daily life in a respectful way. Show more >>
Guided Maracanã Stadium tour: explore behind-the-scenes areas, locker rooms and the press room, plus enjoy field views from the stands. Show more >>
Relax and enjoy nature around paradisiacal beaches, with these unique experiences on the Brazilian Atlantic coast.
Angra & Ilha Grande tour with boat stops at Cataguás and Blue Lagoon, plus Santana Parish and Japariz Beach, lunch included and time to swim. Show more >>
Sail Brazil’s “Caribbean” on this Arraial do Cabo tour, stop at Farol Beach, visit Forno, and snap photos at caves and scenic viewpoints. Show more >>
Full-day Búzios tour from Rio: cruise past iconic beaches, swim at João Fernandes, Azeda & Tartaruga, and stroll famous Rua das Pedras. Show more >>
Live the adventure in iconic landscapes with lush nature, as well as the Brazilian essence through experiences that include rhythm and culture.
Pedra do Telégrafo trek from Rio de Janeiro: hike through the Atlantic rainforest and take the famous cliff-edge photo with panoramic views. Show more >>
With the Sailboat Navigation at Sunset in Rio de Janeiro cruise through Guanabara Bay with views of Niterói, historic forts, and drinks included. Show more >>
Tijuca National Park tour to discover viewpoints, waterfalls, and rainforest trails in one of the largest urban jungles in the world in Rio de Janeiro. Show more >>
Discover the Imperial City on a Full Day tour to Petrópolis: visit the Cathedral of Saint Peter of Alcântara, the Imperial Museum, and enjoy free time in town. Show more >>
Experience the spirit of Rio’s Carnival with a Samba Tour featuring live percussion and passista dancers, with music, dancing, and festive energy year-round. Show more >>
Check out direct shared and private transfers to different destinations around the city. Travel safe and worry-free.
Private shuttle in Rio de Janeiro between Galeão or Santos Dumont airports and your accommodation, with punctual return service to the airport for your flight. Show more >>
Transport to Búzios: travel comfortably from your accommodation or the airport to one of Brazil’s most famous beach destinations. Show more >>
Shared transport from Rio de Janeiro to Ilha Grande, a car-free island paradise with famous beaches like Lopes Mendes. Show more >>
Transport from Rio de Janeiro to Angra dos Reis, a comfortable journey to this coastal destination surrounded by rainforest and 365 islands. Show more >>
Shared transport to Paraty: travel comfortably to this UNESCO World Heritage colonial town, famous for its cobblestone streets and historic architecture. Show more >>
Check out the tours to visit the city's classic tourist attractions accompanied by a guide in exchange for a tip at the end of the tour.
Free walking tour of Rio’s Historic Center: Cinelândia, Selarón Steps, Lapa, Metropolitan Cathedral, and Praça XV on a cultural walk through the city. Show more >>
Take the Santa Teresa Free Tour and explore this neighborhood, visit Parque das Ruínas, and see the Selarón Steps with unique views of Rio de Janeiro. Show more >>
Little Africa Free Tour: visit Praça Mauá, Pedra do Sal, and Cais do Valongo while exploring Afro-Brazilian history and the origins of samba. Show more >>
Who hasn't dreamed of spending a few days under the sun in Rio de Janeiro? When you visit this city, you'll be able to confirm that its fame is well deserved. Not only for its beaches and caipirinhas, but also for its landscapes and its people. If you're planning your holidays in Brazil and want to know what to do in Rio de Janeiro, you've come to the right place. Here we tell you about the essential tourist places to visit during your trip.
The first thing we recommend is looking for your accommodation in the Copacabana or Ipanema areas. Although you might think that accommodation here is very expensive, the reality is that there's something for every taste and you can find good accommodation, steps away from the beach, for an acceptable price.
Of course, a holiday in Rio de Janeiro is unimaginable without a visit to its most famous monument, one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, Christ the Redeemer. You can see it from different points of the city and you can reach it by taking the Corcovado train or by walking through its lush jungle. Of course, the latter requires good physical condition.
If you think the views of Christ the Redeemer are going to be incredible, wait until you get on the Sugarloaf Cable Car. We recommend you to go a few hours before sunset so you can enjoy the twilight with an incredible panoramic view of the city.
Another of the most popular tours in Rio de Janeiro is the Favela tour. Although the reputation of these corners of the city is not very positive, the reality is that there are many of them where the residents are accustomed to tourism and can be visited with a tour without any problem.
For soccer lovers, Brazil is one of those unmissable destinations. If you want to see one of the most famous venues of the king of sports up close, don't miss this tour of the Maracaná stadium. History and culture lovers, on the other hand, can't miss a walk through the city downtown, the Santa Teresa neighbourhood (where the famous Selarón Steps are located) and the island of Niterói. Any of these places are ideal for a free walking tour and learning more about the history of this destination.
But many tourists come to Rio de Janeiro not only to explore this city, but also to take trips to the wide variety of places to visit in its surroundings. Beach destinations, such as Búzios, Arraial do Cabo or Angra dos Reis; mountains, such as the Pedra do Telégrafo, the Tijuca National Park; and other cities, such as Petrópolis. You have countless options to choose from. If you need transportation to any of these tourist spots, please visit our website.
Lastly, keep in mind that there are several airports in Rio de Janeiro, so you can plan how to get to your accommodation, whether by public transport, taxi or shuttle. Boa viagem!
