We start the day exploring the Atlantic Rain Forest during a guided visit at the Botanical Garden. Our second destination is the Tijuca National Park, which is known as the largest urban forest on earth. Its huge mountains covered with tropical vegetation contrast with dramatic granite rocks forming a unique background for the city. The third stop is at Rio's most famous landmark, Christ Redeemer at Corcovado Mountain. It has been elected one of the New Seven Wonders of World and is considered Rio's best viewpoint.

In the afternoon we stop at Santa Teresa for lunch and to visit some attractions. This neighborhood is famous for its lifestyle, culture, history, architecture and last surviving tram line in the town. To finish the trip we can't miss the cable car ride to the top of the Sugar loaf Mountain right on time for the sunset.

Itinerary
- Meet at the hotel, get primary instructions and fill the agreement form
- Drive to Botanical Gardens
- 1 hour walk tour through the gardens.
- Drive to Tijuca Forest National Park and visit the main attractions.
- Visit the Christ Redeemer statue at Corcovado Mountain
- Lunch in a local restaurant in Santa Teresa.
- Walking tour tough Santa Teresa highlights
- 40min tram ride: Santa/Downtown/Santa.
- Drive to Sugar Loaf
- Cable car ride to the top of the mountain
- Return drive to hotel

Includes
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- All entry fees
- Local guides
- Personal insurance

Excludes
- Meals and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs

Please Note
- Children below 4 years old are free of charge.
- We recommend you wear light clothes, hiking shoes or sneakers, sunscreen and repellent. We recommend you bring a back-pack, camera and extra money for food and drinks.