Tours & Activities in Rio de Janeiro
Travel back in time in our Rio Free Walking Tour of Downtown and Lapa and relive the past while walking through the charming colonial streets of Rio and learning about the four centuries of the history of the city. Join our tour to understand more about the Brazilian culture and society since the colonization until today.
We will visit some of the most important places in Brazilian history as the Imperial Palace and ALERJ and some of the most famous places in Rio as Selaron Stairs and Lapa Arches.
Come on and booking now this tour with us!
Fly over Rio de Janeiro on a hang glider and enjoy spectacular views of this Brazilian city, Christ the Redeemer, and the beaches!
Come and discover the charming Santa Teresa neighborhood on our Free Walking Tour, a journey through the history and culture of Rio de Janeiro that passes through emblematic places full of fascinating stories. We start at Largo dos Guimarães, the bohemian heart of the neighborhood, full of street art and a vibrant atmosphere. We headed to Bar dos Descasados, a picturesque place perfect for photos.
Next, we visit Atelier Bonzolandia, where you can discover local art and see how artists transform common materials into true works of art. We cannot miss visiting Bar do Gomes, one of the oldest and most emblematic bars in the city. We continue to Parque das Ruínas, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Rio while exploring the ruins of an ancient palace. And finally, we arrive at the famous Escadaria Selarón, one of the most photographed tourist attractions in the city.
Choosing our tour means having experienced guides who are knowledgeable about the history and secrets of Santa Teresa and a welcoming environment, perfect for those traveling alone, groups of friends or families. Book your place now and discover Santa Teresa in a unique and unforgettable way!
During the activity travelers will experience the biggest urban atlantic forest in the world. Tijuca national park!
Note that in our community of free ride all of the tours are made in customized jeeps in order to increase your experience!
Get ready for great scenic beauty scenarios, diversified fauna and flora, waterfalls and view points.
Recommendations:
* Use hiking shoes or water shoes
* It's possible to swim in the waterfall so bring a towel and appropriate clothes for water activities.
* Use insect repellent
* Wear sport clothes
Ditch the guidebook and uncover the beating heart of Rio de Janeiro! On this unforgettable walking tour, we'll guide you through a city rich in history, culture, and vibrant energy.
Here's a taste of what you'll experience:
- Cinelandia
- Escadaria Selaron
- Lapa
- Catedral Metropolitana
- Confeitaria Colombo
- Paço Imperial
- Praça XV
And that's just the beginning! Our local guides will share insider stories, hidden gems, and insights that will make you fall in love with Rio in every step. Get ready for a sensory adventure that will awaken your senses and leave you with lasting memories.
Ready to experience the real Rio? Let's take a walk!
Welcome to the beautiful neighborhood of Barra da Tijuca, one of Rio de Janeiro's best zones for beaches, bars, and restaurants. In this tour we will explore some of the most iconic parts of Barra, such as Jardim Oceânico (or Oceanic Garden, and you will soon realize why it is called like this) and the Gigóia Islands, a hidden treasure, considered as Rio de Janeiro's very own Pantanal, where you might get the chance to spot capybaras and crocodiles. All this while exploring the bars for food and drinks around the area!
As we walk around the beach front, we will cross into Olegário Maciel Avenue, a bohemian, gastronomic hub in Barra. There, customers will be able to choose from a plethora of dishes according to their tastes, such as feijoada, picanha (rump steak), carne de sol com aipim na mainteiga (sun-dried meat with yucca soaked in butter); or, for the more adventurous, chicken hearts skewers, alongside popular snacks such as pão de queijo and coxinha de galinha, besides much more depending on one´s hunger.
From Olegário Maciel, we continue our march to the ferries and visit the Gigóia Islands, a picturesque part of Rio de Janeiro, often known as the Pantanal (swamps) of the south. The islands also feature many bars and restaurants, where the customers can finish the tour with a refreshing caipirinha or two.
Important notice: there is a small fee for crossing the island (3 reais each way). Food and drinks costs are also extra!