For a first-hand glimpse of Rio’s fabulous nightlife, don’t miss an “all-you-can-eat” barbecue dinner consisting of meats served rodizio-style, accompanied by salads and Brazilian side dishes. After dinner, your tour will continue by motor coach to one of the local showhouses to enjoy a 90-minute live show of dazzling color and costumes, depicting the song and d... more info

Rio’s sparkling waterfront attracts hordes of visitors to Brazil each year. See Botafogo Beach, Flamengo Park and the remarkable Aterro--a park on the edge of Guanabarra Bay featuring monuments, playgrounds, museums and a marina, all on reclaimed land. Tons of earth were dumped into the bay and the park was built on top! The next stop is at Praia Vermelha in the Urca District. A cable car... more info

Rio’s sparkling waterfront attracts hordes of visitors to Brazil each year. See Botafogo Beach, Flamengo Park and the remarkable Aterro--a park on the edge of Guanabarra Bay featuring monuments, playgrounds, museums and a marina, all on reclaimed land. Tons of earth were dumped into the bay and the park was built on top! The next stop is at Praia Vermelha in the Urca District. A cable car wi... more info

Rio’s sparkling waterfront attracts hordes of visitors to Brazil each year. See Botafogo Beach, Flamengo Park and the remarkable Aterro--a park on the edge of Guanabarra Bay featuring monuments, playgrounds, museums and a marina, all on reclaimed land. Tons of earth were dumped into the bay and the park was built on top! The next stop is at Praia Vermelha in the Urca District. A cable car wi... more info

Your biking adventure begins at Copacabana Beach. You will ride along Brazil’s world famous beaches with the glorious feel of the sea wind in your face while soaking in the amazing view along the way. Ride along the coasts of Copacabana,  Ipanema and Leblon beaches, Stop for some coconut juice and taste other delectable offerings from one of Rio's myriad beachside ve... more info

Immerse yourself in Brazil’s all-consuming passion for dance as you learn the steps of the fiery bossa nova and samba. World-class professional instructors will lead you through the rhythm of these famous dances, well known around the globe but definitively associated with South America’s creole and latino cultures. It’s like Dancing with the Stars, only everything is sa... more info

Today you will visit the Samba Schools working area (Cidade do Samba) and observe how the students get ready for Rio’s famous, breathtakingly ornate Carnival--the largest open-air show on earth! You will see artisans preparing the costumes and floats, as well as pieces used during the last Carnival. A short samba presentation is included. Afterwards, you’ll take a short city tour, p... more info

Today you will visit the Samba Schools working area (Cidade do Samba) and observe how the students get ready for Rio’s famous, breathtakingly ornate Carnival--the largest open-air show on earth! You will see artisans preparing the costumes and floats, as well as pieces used during the last Carnival. A short samba presentation is included. Afterwards, you’ll take a short city tour, pass... more info

Today you will visit the Samba Schools working area (Cidade do Samba) and observe how the students get ready for Rio’s famous, breathtakingly ornate Carnival--the largest open-air show on earth! You will see artisans preparing the costumes and floats, as well as pieces used during the last Carnival. A short samba presentation is included. Afterwards, you’ll take a short city tour, pass... more info

Ride along Rio’s celebrated Guanabara Bay. Highlights include an ascent via cable car to Sugar Loaf Mountain for a breathtaking view of Corcovado, the beaches, the Rio de Janeiro-Niteroi Bridge and the city of Niteroi across the bay. A scenic drive along Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon beaches is also included. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant located on Guanabara Bay, then continue to the w... more info

Ride along Rio’s celebrated Guanabara Bay. Highlights include an ascent via cable car to Sugar Loaf Mountain for a breathtaking view of Corcovado, the beaches, the Rio de Janeiro-Niteroi Bridge and the city of Niteroi across the bay. A scenic drive along Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon beaches is also included. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant located on Guanabara Bay, then continue to the w... more info

Ride along Rio’s celebrated Guanabara Bay. Highlights include an ascent via cable car to Sugar Loaf Mountain for a breathtaking view of Corcovado, the beaches, the Rio de Janeiro-Niteroi Bridge and the city of Niteroi across the bay. A scenic drive along Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon beaches is also included. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant located on Guanabara Bay, then continue to the w... more info

Drive the city’s main thoroughfare past the Sambodromo, where the legendary Carnival takes place. You’ll pass through the Santa Barbara Tunnel and the quaint Cosme Velho, before reaching Corcovado Mountain--one of Rio de Janeiro’s most impressive landmarks. Atop this natural wonder is the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer, standing 125 feet high, made of concrete and soapstone... more info

Drive the city’s main thoroughfare past the Sambodromo, where the legendary Carnival takes place. You’ll pass through the Santa Barbara Tunnel and the quaint Cosme Velho, before reaching Corcovado Mountain--one of Rio de Janeiro’s most impressive landmarks. Atop this natural wonder is the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer, standing 125 feet high, made of concrete and soapstone... more info

Drive the city’s main thoroughfare past the Sambodromo, where the legendary Carnival takes place. You’ll pass through the Santa Barbara Tunnel and the quaint Cosme Velho, before reaching Corcovado Mountain--one of Rio de Janeiro’s most impressive landmarks. Atop this natural wonder is the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer, standing 125 feet high, made of concrete and soapstone... more info

Take in a behind-the-scenes tour of the exclusive Jockey Club village, and see firsthand why Brazilians are so passionate about horseracing. The Jockey Club is like a small town inside of Rio, where horses, jockeys and owners all reside together. Founded in 1926, this “city within a city” has approximately 700 residents and 1,700 horses contained within three complexes of stables, a re... more info

Take in views of Barra da Tijuca Beach and the mountains while riding a mangalarga marchador, the national horse of Brazil. Known for its smooth and comfortable gait and superb temperament, the mangalarga is as at home on the farm as it is on the polo field. You'll visit the Vargem Grande stud farm for a two-hour ride on a trail through a charming country village in the Atlantic Forest area, su... more info

Just thirty miles from Rio de Janeiro lies the summer hill resort of Petropolis--a town of stunning scenery founded in 1843 by Emperor Dom Pedro II. The highlight of your day will be a visit to the Imperial Museum which houses the breathtaking crown jewels and handcrafted royal carriages. Fully furnished and authentically equipped, this museum gives the impression that the royal family, last here ... more info

Just thirty miles from Rio de Janeiro lies the summer hill resort of Petropolis--a town of stunning scenery founded in 1843 by Emperor Dom Pedro II. The highlight of your day will be a visit to the Imperial Museum which houses the breathtaking crown jewels and handcrafted royal carriages. Fully furnished and authentically equipped, this museum gives the impression that the royal family, last here ... more info

Just thirty miles from Rio de Janeiro lies the summer hill resort of Petropolis--a town of stunning scenery founded in 1843 by Emperor Dom Pedro II. The highlight of your day will be a visit to the Imperial Museum which houses the breathtaking crown jewels and handcrafted royal carriages. Fully furnished and authentically equipped, this museum gives the impression that the royal family, last here ... more info

Discover the world of Oscar Ribeiro de Almeida Niemeyer Soares Filho--famous Brazilian architect and one of the fathers of modern architecture. Niemeyer’s work is characterized by the unconventional, and includes exposed, empty spaces and diverse use of materials. You will leave the pier and pass by the Sambodrome, the Rio de Janeiro samba stadium where the famous samba schools (clubs) parad... more info

This is a leisurely tour, ideal for those who have limited walking ability but who wish to see the highlights of Rio. You will drive through downtown Rio, where the colonial past meets modern skyscrapers. Pass the Cathedral, the Sambodromo, where the carnival parades are held, and watch for Flamengo park. Continue to Botafogo Bay, which offers views of Sugar Loaf Mountain. Your scenic drive passes... more info

This is a leisurely tour, ideal for those who have limited walking ability but who wish to see the highlights of Rio. You will drive through downtown Rio, where the colonial past meets modern skyscrapers. Pass the Cathedral, the Sambodromo, where the carnival parades are held, and watch for Flamengo park. Continue to Botafogo Bay, which offers views of Sugar Loaf Mountain. Your scenic drive passes... more info

This is a leisurely tour, ideal for those who have limited walking ability but who wish to see the highlights of Rio. You will drive through downtown Rio, where the colonial past meets modern skyscrapers. Pass the Cathedral, the Sambodromo, where the carnival parades are held, and watch for Flamengo park. Continue to Botafogo Bay, which offers views of Sugar Loaf Mountain. Your scenic drive passes... more info

This special tour is made for photography buffs--professionals, amateurs and beginners. Bring your camera and shoot some of the best sights of Rio, starting with the most famous soccer arena in the world--Maracana Stadium. Walk around the museum and snap memorable pictures from the top of the bleachers. At the Botanical Gardens you will find a variety of centennial trees, birds, water plants, anim... more info

One of the world’s great landmarks is the 125-foot-high statue of Christ the Redeemer at the top of Rio’s Corcovado mountain. This tour takes you to the monument for a 360° view of the city and its harbor. Board a cogwheel railway to climb the 2,400 feet to the top. After visiting the statue, you’ll descend to the Cosme Velho neighborhood and head to Sugar Loaf Mountain. The... more info

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service. This exclusive tour is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore and discover the most interesting sights in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexib... more info

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service. This exclusive tour is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore and discover the most interesting sights in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexib... more info

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service. This exclusive tour is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore and discover the most interesting sights in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexib... more info

Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide at your service. This exclusive tour is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore and discover the most interesting sights in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexib... more info

This tour is like a time machine that will transport you back to the time of Imperial Brazil, into the magic kingdom between Rio, São Paulo and Minas Gerais. The legend of coffee is unveiled as you visit farms marked by history, politics and economics--sites of immense interest where a mix of country life and swashbuckling opportunism will amaze you. In a setting of natural beauty, with a ... more info

Known worldwide for its exuberant vegetation, the park of Tijuca Forest is a preserved part of the Atlantic Forest situated right inside the city of Rio de Janeiro. Surrounded by mountains and rich in streams and waterfalls it is the ideal place for you to breathe in the natural perfume and listen to the chorus of its fauna. Touring is from an open vehicle and followed by a one-hour walk through t... more info