Tour privado personalizado de día completo por Río

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Tour privado personalizado de día completo por Río es una experiencia privada 8 h en Río de Janeiro, Brasil, ofrecida por Luis Darin Private Tour Guide. Los viajeros la valoran con 5,0 sobre 5 en 188 opiniones en Viator y Tripadvisor. Los precios parten de 172,84 € por persona y hay cancelación gratuita disponible. Incluye: Local guide, Tolls and parking fees, Landing and facility fees.

Datos clave

Duración

8 h

Grupo

Tour privado: solo tu grupo

Idiomas

Portuguese, English, Spanish

Recogida

Recogida en el hotel incluida

Confirmación

Confirmación inmediata

Viajeros

1–15 por reserva · se requiere un adulto

Edades

Bebé 0–2 · Niño 3–12 · Adulto 13–120

Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita (consulta la política)

Opciones y disponibilidad

• ENGLISH, SPANISH & PORTUGUESE

  desde 63,68 €

  Larger Vehicles: 1 person - Compact Car 2 to 3 people -Sedan 4 to 5 people - SUV 6 to 10 people – Van English, Spanish & Portuguese: This tour version can be conducted in English, Spanish or Portuguese upon your convenience. Pickup included

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Descripción general

Itinerario

1. Parada 1

   The second most visited attraction in Rio, Sugarloaf is a monolithic solid granite block over 1,200 feet above sea level located at the very entrance of Guanabara Bay in Rio. The access to the monument is at Urca neighborhood. The monument can be reached by taking 2 cable cars straight to the summit of Sugarloaf.

2. Parada 2

   A wonderful estate that belonged to the most acclaimed landscape designer in Brazil.

3. Parada 3

   Former home to a preeminent female art supporter, Laurinda Santos Lobo, the Parque das Ruínas is now a cultural center that keeps her legacy of supporting artists everywhere.

4. Parada 4

   Inaugurated in 1909, the Theatro Municipal is one of the most importante theaters of Brazil and Latin America. The Theatro Municipal has drawn international artists and important names from Brazilian culture, including dancers, musicians, opera singers, and performing artists. Since the 1930s, the Theatro Municipal of Rio de Janeiro has maintained its artistic independence, and is the only Brazilian institution to have its own choir, a symphony orchestra, and ballet company. We do not enter, but we take time enjoying the architecture aspects of this building.

5. Parada 5

   The garden was created in 1808 by order of the Portuguese prince Dom João VI as a temporary site for acclimatizing exotic plant species from all over the world broth there by the Portuguese. During the walk we will also be able to see the majestic imperial palm trees and the orchid and Bromeliad greenhouses.
   Rio’s Botanic Garden is also one of the best spots to observe the city wildlife, such as capuchin and marmosets monkeys, toucans, red throated guan and several other animal species.

6. Parada 6

   The Paço Imperial or Imperial Palace, previously known as the Royal Palace of Rio de Janeiro and Palace of the Viceroys, is a historic building.The Paço Imperial was built in the 18th century to serve as residence for the governors of colonial Brazil. From 1808, it was used as a royal residence by King John VI of Portugal as King of Portugal and later also as King of Brazil.

7. Parada 7

   The CCBB in Rio de Janeiro is a building of neoclassical lines that in the past was connected to finance and business. Its foundation stone was launched in 1880, materializing the project of Francisco Joaquim Bethencourt da Silva (1831-1912), architect of the Imperial House, founder of the Society of Fine Arts and the Lyceum of Arts and Crafts

8. Parada 8

   The diverse fauna and lush vegetation of the park can be observed.

9. Parada 9

   This worldwide famous beach is also the area where most hotels are located in Rio.

10. Parada 10

    Simply put, the most beautiful beach, with the most beautiful people, in the south side of Rio. Don´t miss the opportunity to see Tom Jobim´s statue and take great shots of the beach and Dois Irmãos´hill.

11. Parada 11

    A place of monastic simplicity that is one of the most beautiful architectural complexes in Brazil where there is a surprising contrast between the austere, purposefully simple appearance of the exterior and the richness of the interior highlighting gilded Baroque engravings with plants motifs. See for yourself the exuberant Rococo style in the engraving on the high altar, followed by a view of the dome and the Chapel of the Santíssimo Sacramento.

12. Parada 12

    Inaugurated in 1950 the stadium had 200.00 people capacity.

13. Parada 13

    This flat trail located at the base of Sugaloaf Moutain is a place for a short walk looking for marmoset monkeys with Sugarloaf and the Red Beach as background.

14. Parada 14

    The stage for the city's main Carnival Parade.

15. Parada 15

    This fort, located at the very end of Copacabana Beach, is a well-kept secret.
    
    The fort was built in 1776 as a lookout to spot incoming ships. To reach the summit of the 183m (600-ft.) hill we’ll walk for 20 minutes on an 800 meters cobblestone road that crosses the natural preserve area kept by the Brazilian Army.
    
    Several species of the Brazilian fauna live in the area. It is not uncommon to spot mamorset monkeys, tropical birds and lizards on the way up.
    
    Once we reach the summit, a series of spectacular views will be discovered. From the hill top we’ll have a vantage point of view of the entire extension of Copacabana Beach, Corcovado Mountain, Sugarloaf Mountain and the entrance of Guanabara Bay.

16. Parada 16

    This large park is located near the Botanic Gardens in the south part of the city. During the 16th century the place was a sugar mill owned by the governor of Rio de Janeiro province. In 1840 an English nobleman became the new owner and hired the landscape designer John Tyndale to design the romantic style garden at the property.

17. Parada 17

    A large rock at the end of Ipanema Beach considered one of the best spots in Rio to observe the sunset during the summer.

18. Parada 18

    A completely secluded and wild beach reachable by boat or hiking trail only.

19. Parada 19

    One of the nicest areas in Rio this tidal lagoon connects with the sea and it is surrounded by a bike lane.

20. Parada 20

    The seaside avenue in Copacabana is the most famous beach area in Rio.

21. Parada 21

    Also known as Arcos da Lapa the aqueduct used to supply the city with water from the rivers born at Tijuca Forest. Now it is used as a passageway for the tram that connects Downtown Rio and Santa Teresa neighborhoods.

22. Parada 22

    A beautiful beach in the west part of town.

23. Parada 23

    The square is located in the historical centre of Rio de Janeiro and is surrounded by the Palácio Tiradentes, the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro; and the Paço Imperial. The Praça XV Station is a ferry terminal servicing a number of destinations in the city of Rio de Janeiro and Niteroi

24. Parada 24

    A very large park area crossed by an expressway.

25. Parada 25

    This is the place from where most bot tour departure from in Rio.

26. Parada 26

    The round shape of this mountain next to Sugarloaf reminded the Portuguese a ship used to carry sugar.
    This is the first step to reach Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car.

27. Parada 27

    Named after the Portuguese judge Antônio Telles Barreto de Menezes the place preserves its colonial architecture.

28. Parada 28

    This picturesque and well preserved colonial style area born in the mid-1800s is now an artsy neighborhood full of bars, cafés and good restaurants that offer a myriad food options including the best Acai and cheese bread in Rio.
    The place offers great photo opportunities with its painted murals, street art, cobblestone streets and a variety of souvenirs shops, including the only one in Rio listed on Lonely Planet for having only items made by local artists.

29. Parada 29

    This vantage viewpoint offers the very best view of Rio skyline.

30. Parada 30

    The Luiz Gonzaga Northeast Traditions Centre is the place where the traditional São Cristovão Fair is held. About 700 permanent tents offer a sample of Brazilian Northeast culture, such as typical food, handcrafts, forró players, dance, singers and also folk literature. The fair attracts visitors from all over the country and abroad. Every month about 450 thousand tourists and local people visit it. It is a place for dancing, handcraft shopping, and also a place to try some of the local specialties at one of the many typical Northeastern restaurants.

31. Parada 31

    Drive through this neighborhood that was once the home for most embassies in Brazil when Rio was the country capital.

32. Parada 32

    The most iconic monument in Brazil was inaugurated in 1931 and is considered the largest Art Deco statue in the world. From the monument Rio can be seen at its entire splendor.

33. Parada 33

    A less busy beach located at the very far end of Copacabana.

34. Parada 34

    Selaron’s Staircase is a set of world-famous steps. They are the work of Chilean-born artist Jorge Selaron who claimed that the staircase is his tribute to the Brazilian people.
    The steps straddle both the Lapa and Santa Teresa neighborhoods. There are 250 steps which are covered in over 2000 tiles collected from over 60 countries around the world.

35. Parada 35

    Each morning farmers set it up on a different street.
    These are the places where the locals go to do their grocery shopping, and tourists are welcome to walk around the several stands sampling fruits, street food and vegetables offered in the market. The fruit in Brazil really taste different. More than once I had people telling me “So that is what mango is supposed to taste like! I feel I’ve been cheated all my life…”.

36. Parada 36

    The laity of the Order of the Third Order of San Francisco settled in Rio de Janeiro in 1619, occupying a chapel inside the church of the Franciscan convent of Santo Antônio, located on the top of a hill (the Morro de Santo Antônio). In the middle of the seventeenth century, the Franciscan convent gave them a plot of land next to the convent's church to build their own temple there. The Church of St. Francis of Penance was built, with interruptions, between 1657 and 1733.

37. Parada 37

    Nice vantage viewpoint at the end of Leblon Beach.

38. Parada 38

    A seaside granite mountain at the end of Leblon Beach.

39. Parada 39

    This was once the home of Princess Isabel, the daughter of Brazil’s second emperor. Today the beautiful building houses the headquarter of Rio de Janeiro State government.

40. Parada 40

    A small and picturesque neighborhood is located at the foot of Sugarloaf Mountain.

41. Parada 41

    An area full of new developments and one of the most beautiful beaches in Rio.

42. Parada 42

    The only nude beach in Rio.

43. Parada 43

    Very isolated and completely undeveloped beach area covered by the lush restinga vegetation and reachable only by private transportation.

44. Parada 44

    Surrounded by rocky clifs, this beach is reachable by a small hiking trail.

45. Parada 45

    At the very end of Copacabana Beach Leme Beach is the best place for a picture of Copacabana.

46. Parada 46

    A 10 miles long beach in the west side of Rio.

47. Parada 47

    At the foot of Urca Mountain lies a small and beautiful beach with red sand and surrounded by mountains in both sides.

48. Parada 48

    Icon of Brazilian’s modern architecture, the Gustavo Capanema Palace, also known as MEC (Ministry of Education and Culture), stands out for its architectural composition and for its unique positioning within the surrounding urban context.

49. Parada 49

    Erected to celebrate of the arrival of the first Chinese immigrants to Brazil.

50. Parada 50

    The ruins of a fort and a church lies in this island.

51. Parada 51

    A national park in the mountains at the end of Guanabara Bay and 50 miles away from Rio.

52. Parada 52

    On a clear day the views of the mountains and Guanabara Bay are absolutely amazing from this viewpoint.

53. Parada 53

    One of the highest mountains of Serra dos Orgaos this peak rises towards the sky as if it was a finger pointing up.

54. Parada 54

    Most well-kept secret of Rio this awsome beach is souronded by vegetation and is also a surfer’s paradise.

55. Parada 55

    A nine miles long bridge connecting the two sides of the road.

56. Parada 56

    Part of Little Africa, Pedra do Sal is considered by some the birth place of Samba.

57. Parada 57

    The small and quiet island is hidden gem where the best seafood place in Rio can be found.

58. Parada 58

    At the very end of Recreio dos Bandeirantes lies this calm waters beach.

59. Parada 59

    A large preserved area at Recreio dos Bandeirantes.

60. Parada 60

    A small alley in the downtown district with preserved colonial Architecture.

61. Parada 61

    The Museum is located where nearly one million captive Africans disembarked between 1811 and 1831 and tell us a bit more about the African heritage in Brazil.

62. Parada 62

    The Von Martius Visitor Center in the Guapimirim Venue is housed in a 19th century mansion, restored to preserve its original features. The mansion belonged to the former Fazenda Barreira do Soberbo, being its owner during the Empire the medical doctor Henrique José Dias, who dedicated himself to planting cinchona (Cinchona calissaia).
    This historical mansion houses a permanent exhibition with photos and information about the park, a model of the entire PARNASO area, as well as an interesting collection of works by botanist Von Martius.

63. Parada 63

    One of the most beautiful waterfalls ever. Nice place to sunbathe and swim in the large pool formed by rocks and boulders.

64. Parada 64

    A hang-gliding take off spot is at the top of this mountain in Sao Conrrado.

65. Parada 65

    The place of entry for millions of enslaved African for over 100 years.

66. Parada 66

    An architectural complex that made Niterói the second city in the world with the largest number of works designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer.

67. Parada 67

    This solid granite wall rises above the entrance of Sugarloaf cable car. Here we’re very likely to observe climbers trying to reach the mountain summit.

68. Parada 68

    The scenery is spectacular from this viewpoint overlooking Prainha.

69. Parada 69

    Nice viewpoint at the foot of Gavea mountain overlooking the ocean.

70. Parada 70

    The two miles very steep hiking trail starts at Pedra Branca State Park. At the summit you’ll take the famous picture hanging from the cliff.

71. Parada 71

    As the name suggests this is a small hidden beach on the way to Prainha.

72. Parada 72

    Most definitively the best spot to take a picture of Copacabana Beach.

73. Parada 73

    A city park behind the most beautiful beach in Rio.

74. Parada 74

    Beautiful and colorful colonial houses can be found in this old commercial part of the city.

75. Parada 75

    Large square surrounded by 2 museums near Little Africa.

76. Parada 76

    The first cathedral in Rio de Janeiro.

77. Parada 77

    A war hero and the patron of the Brazilian Army.

78. Parada 78

    Magnificent waterfall inside Serra dos Orgaos National Park.

79. Parada 79

    Originally positioned next to the pier, it was used to supply the vessels, as well as the residents with fresh water from the mountains of Rio.

80. Parada 80

    Also known as Pontal de Sernambetiba the rock island divides the sandy oceanfront into two separate beaches, Recreio and Macumba.

81. Parada 81

    This hiking trail staring at Claudio Coutinho Trail also grants access to Urca Mountain.

82. Parada 82

    Central part of Santa Teresa District.

83. Parada 83

    Rio downtown is full of buildings and places where you can get in touch with all this history.

84. Parada 84

    The area also known as Porto Maravilha houses a variety of museums and cultural centers. There is also a sequence of gratifies that make up an artistic pathway painted by 20 different artists and the famous street Etnias Mural painted by Eduardo Kobra.

85. Parada 85

    Inspired by the Olympic rings representing the five continents and their people, the mural signed by Eduardo Kobra was named Etnias (ethnic groups).

86. Parada 86

    Marking the initial occupation of the city of Rio de Janeiro by the Portuguese, the area has significant historical and architectural importance.

87. Parada 87

    The place where all cruise ships dock in Rio de Janeiro.

88. Parada 88

    The largest aquarium in South America houses about three thousand sea animals in 28 tanks.

89. Parada 89

    Built by the Veneravel Ordem Terceira de Sao Francisco da Penitencia in 1704 this church is considered one of the main Baroque style examples in Rio.

90. Parada 90

    The visitors center was created in 2013 and houses an environmental education center and can be visited when going to the Christ Monument by minibus.

91. Parada 91

    This hang gliding take off spot in Sao Conrado offers great views.

92. Parada 92

    The Fort seats at the tip of the Copacabana Beach and offers some of the best views in of Copacabana.

93. Parada 93

    Along with Perigoso, Inferno and Funda beaches this is a very secluded beach reachable only by hiking trail.

94. Parada 94

    Tijuca Forest is the largest reforested urban forest in the world. The forest takes 10% of the city area and houses the Tijuca National Park.

95. Parada 95

    One of the many waterfalls in Rio.

96. Parada 96

    Located in the new headquarters of the Brazilian Soccer Confederation in Barra da Tijuca, this is a must for soccer lovers. The fans can follow the history of the Brazilian Team from their first games to the most important titles. There are nineteen facilities with technological resources that allow the interactivity of the public with the attractions. The collection also has relics such as uniforms, trophies and photographs.

97. Parada 97

    Confeitaria Colombo inaugurated in 1824 and is a icon of what was the Belle Epóque in Rio de Janeiro.
    The Belgian crystal mirrors framed by hand-carved frames, the lamps and the beautiful stained glass skylight ceiling are stunning and the food is very representative of Brazilian culinary.

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• Specialized infant seats are available
• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• A maximum of 4 people per booking
• Pricing is per group pricing
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• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• All tours are private and conducted in air conditioned vehicle.
• Your admission tickets for the attractions visited on the tour and any meals or drinks are not included. Admission fees will be paid directly at the attractions.

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

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