
Rio highlights day with lunch
An 8-hour guided day with South Zone hotel pickup: entry to Christ the Redeemer, the cathedral and Sugarloaf, outside visits to Maracanã, the Sambadrome and the Selarón Steps, and lunch.
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An 8-hour guided day with South Zone hotel pickup: entry to Christ the Redeemer, the cathedral and Sugarloaf, outside visits to Maracanã, the Sambadrome and the Selarón Steps, and lunch.

The cog train up Corcovado to the statue overlooking the whole city.

A walking tour of Rocinha with a local guide, about two hours inside the favela, with a minivan from set pickup points in Copacabana and Ipanema on some departures.

Two-stage cable car from Praia Vermelha to the Sugarloaf summit.

A 5-hour small-group hike in the Tijuca rainforest: waterfalls, caves and wildlife, with pickup.
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An 8-hour day with pickup from hotels in Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Leme and Barra: Christ the Redeemer, the Selarón Steps and the cathedral, with Sugarloaf and a steakhouse lunch on the full option.

A 3-hour walking tour of Rocinha with a guide who grew up there, starting at São Conrado metro with a moto-taxi ride up the hill.

The legendary football stadium: the official tour goes through the dressing rooms and out to pitch level.

A ticket to a match at the Maracanã with a local host and a return van from the statue opposite the Copacabana Palace; dates follow the fixture list.

A one-hour beginners' samba class in a studio on Rua Visconde de Pirajá, Ipanema, with photos of the class sent afterwards.

Rio's highest peak inside the world's largest urban rainforest, and a proper hike to earn the view.

A 3-hour sail from Urca at sunset, with caipirinhas, beer, soft drinks, fruit and snacks included.

A tandem hang-gliding flight with an instructor, landing on the sand at São Conrado and filmed on cameras fixed to the glider; hotel pickup is an option.

A shared sightseeing flight of 20 to 40 minutes from Jacarepaguá airport in Barra da Tijuca, in a helicopter taking three or four passengers.

A 90-minute guided visit to a samba school's workshop at Cidade do Samba, where floats and costumes are built, with a short samba lesson, a chance to try on parade costumes and a caipirinha at the end.

Moto-taxi up through Vidigal, then a guided hike to the top of Dois Irmãos for sunrise over Ipanema.

A three-course dinner followed by 'Aquele Abraço', a stage show of Brazilian music and dance, at the Roxy in Copacabana; a show-only ticket is also sold.
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A tandem hang-gliding flight from the Pedra Bonita ramp, 520 m up, landing on São Conrado beach, with GoPro footage; pickup from your hotel or São Conrado metro is an option.

A 7-hour private day for up to two people with a guide and a driver, starting with the train up Corcovado; attraction tickets are bought separately.

A 2-hour boat trip from Marina da Glória with a parasailing flight that takes off from and lands on the boat.

Run off a ramp on Pedra Bonita and glide down over São Conrado beach, strapped to an instructor.

A 4 to 5-hour guided walk through downtown Rio, from Cinelândia to Praça XV by way of the Real Gabinete Português de Leitura and the Confeitaria Colombo, with lunch as an option.

Beginner surf lessons run directly from Arpoador beach, a short walk from the property.

A numbered seat in sector 9, the Sambódromo's tourist sector, for the samba school parades: Access Group on 5–6 February, Special Group on 7–9 February and the Champions' Parade on 13 February 2027.

South America's largest marine aquarium, on the Olympic Boulevard by the port.

Up to 5 hours on a private boat for up to 11 people, past Sugarloaf, Urca and Botafogo, with Christ the Redeemer above.

A 4-hour guided food walk from Ipanema to the city centre with more than 15 tastings, drinks included.

A half-day tour of the hilltop artists' neighbourhood, with pickup from apartment.

The famous 'hanging off a cliff' photo spot: the drop is an optical illusion, the rock is a few feet off the ground.
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A 3-hour outing to a traditional churrascaria for rodízio, with the meal, dessert, drinks and a return transfer from your apartment included.

A 3-hour dinner with a food guide in a private room at a churrascaria, pairing Brazilian meats, Amazon fish and appetisers with South American wines.

A 4-hour Sunday outing with a local guide through the Glória street market, with tastings of Brazilian food and tropical fruit and a ticket to a samba party nearby.
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A six-hour party boat from Marina da Glória across Guanabara Bay to watch the Copacabana fireworks at midnight from the water, with food, drinks and a DJ included; back at the marina around 3:00, or 1:00 if you prefer.
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A private space at a kiosk on the Leme end of Copacabana's promenade for the midnight fireworks, with a dinner buffet, beer, caipirinhas, soft drinks and its own toilets.
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A 4-hour guided visit, with hotel pickup, to the Theatro Municipal and the National Library, two of Brazil's grandest buildings.
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A 7-hour guided hike of about 7 km in Tijuca National Park to the top of Pedra da Gávea, including a rock scramble with safety equipment provided.
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A 30-minute private flight over Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf and the beaches, with car transfer from the flat.
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A day on a traditional schooner from the Paraty quay, stopping at islands and beaches in the bay to swim.

A two-deck boat trip around Arraial do Cabo's bays and islands, with a water slide and stops for swimming.

A morning schooner trip from Praia dos Anjos around Arraial do Cabo's coves and islands, with stops for swimming.

A car-free colonial town of whitewashed sobrados and irregular cobblestone streets, worth a night so the day-trippers' buses have left before you walk it.

A boulder-strewn surf beach and a natural rock pool linked by a short, steep trail: a full day of beach-hopping that rewards staying the night in Trindade itself.

A catamaran trip around the beaches of Búzios bay, with snorkelling stops on the way.

An 11km string of Oscar Niemeyer buildings along the Niterói waterfront, free to walk.

Niemeyer's flying-saucer museum across the bay, set on a cliff above Guanabara Bay.

A roughly 30km, two-to-three-day mountain crossing through Serra dos Órgãos National Park over Pedra do Sino, the park's 2,275m high point: a trek, not a day hike, and it needs tents.

Shared schooner from Vila do Abraão to Lopes Mendes, one of Brazil's most beautiful beaches, instead of the hike.
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