Top Rio de Janeiro Adventure Tours - page 2

Explore the islands of Angra do Reis during this private 12-hour boat charter from Rio de Janeiro. In the early morning, board your dedicated boat and watch the urban activity of Rio fade away as you jet out into the azure water. Watch the lush trees of the Atlantic Rainforest on the coast pass by and search for pods of leaping dolphins on your journey. Arrive at Angra do Reis to explore the beach, hit the beach bars and buy some local handicrafts. Lunch is provided on board, and round-trip transportation from Rio hotels is included.

Climbing to the top of Tijuaca Peak, in Tijuaca National Park, is one of the most rewarding adventures you can have in Rio de Janeiro. This private tour takes you on a guide hike to the top, from where you'll enjoy panoramic views of the city, including famous attractions such as the Maracana, Barra da Tijuca neighborhood, and the Gavea Stone .

The most famous mountain in the city, but the most difficult one that gave you a view of the city and the beaches like no other view. Also known to be the largest monolith by the sea in the world with 844 meters of haltitude.

Escape the bustling streets of Rio and head into the lush Tijuca Forest for a Jeep safari and hiking tour. Join a small group and drive through the forest to reach the launch point of the hike. Then, take a short hike through the dense forest to reach Pedra Bonita where you enjoy stunning views of Gavea Mountain, Rio, Corcovado, and the Atlantic Ocean.

Reach the top of one of the most famous landmarks in Rio de Janeiro by electric scooter and on foot. This small-group tour takes you through the streets of the traditional neighborhood of Urca and onto the trail that leads to the top of Morro da Urca (Urca Hill), the first stop of the Sugarloaf Mountain cable car. Along the way you'll enjoy the area's architecture and beautiful scenery.

Famous for its beautiful beaches and tasty caipirinhas, Rio de Janeiro's rich history can sometimes be overlooked. A walking tour of the downtown is a great way to learn about the country’s development, from the days when a monarchy ruled to the founding of its republic. Visit the places that shaped Brazil, like XV November Square, and see architecture inspired by Brazil’s unique cultural heritage.

Our mission is to reach the top of the highest mountain in Vidigal, the big brother among the 2 brothers. We go up on foot through the real labyrinth that is the Vidigal favela, which is undoubtedly the most immersive and culturally shocking way to do it. Favelas are unique places, that are sort of like a ghetto or slum. Let's get an idea of ​​how is the daily life of the residents, discover bars, parks and typical Brazilian street food. So you will also get exposed to a side of Brazil not many tourists see. Arriving at the entrance to the trail, it takes another 50 minutes way up, now in the middle of nature and with several lookouts that provide beautiful views of the city, the sea, beaches, and forests, in addition to having a true cabin with a Rocinha view. (largest favela in Latin America). Upon reaching the top, the view is simply cinematic. The way back is also an exciting motorcycle adventure at good speed through the alleys. Please note that is it forbidden to take photos and videos in Vidigal. This is why you will not find it here. So this tour is halfway secret. If you want to know what Vidigal is like, please contact us to book this tour. We climb/hike mountains daily: 2 brothers Christ Gavea Rock Sugar Loaf

On this picturesque beach crawl, you’ll hop a private speedboat to discover some of the most tantalizing spots along the Brazilian coast. Visit the paradisical island of Ilha Grande where you can swim, snorkel, and sunbathe. Visit wild beaches, snorkel in the Blue Lagoon, have lunch at a romantic seaside restaurant (at your own expense), and more. Tours include hotel transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Hike to the summit of Pedra Bonita, a rocky viewpoint with a magnificent look at Rio de Janeiro and Guanabara Bay. This moderate 4-hour hiking tour through the Tijuca Forest takes you along the Agulhinha Gavea trail to the granite peak. Snap photos of Pedra da Gávea, São Conrado and the hang gliders taking off from the top. Upgrade to venture with your own personal guide on a private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport.

Spend a half day in Rio hiking up Two Brothers (Dois Irmãos) Mountain in the company of a private trekking guide. Get views of Gávea Rock, São Conrado, Leblon, and Ipanema beaches. Have a look around both Sitiê Ecological Park and Favela do Vidigal and enjoy round-trip transportation from Rio hotels.

Embark on a rigorous hike to Garganta do Ceu cave, situated on the south face of Pedra da Gavea. This private full-day tour, led by an expert guide, offers sturdy hikers a steep and demanding trek through the dense Atlantic Rainforest with some basic rock climbing and rappelling. On arrival you’re rewarded with magnificent views of Rio de Janeiro, Guanabara Bay and Morro Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers Hill).

Soccer (or futebol, as it’s known locally) is an essential part of Brazilian culture—and with this insider tour, you’ll have the chance to experience it firsthand at Rio de Janeiro’s legendary Maracanã Stadium. Meet your guide right outside the stadium, head in with your included tickets, and sit near the area where the most dedicated fans wave fans and beat drums. You’ll soak up the excitement as you cheer for the local team.

See the sights of Rio de Janeiro from the skies on this private helicopter tour. Perfect for travelers who don’t have enough time to take land tours, this panoramic flight offers aerial views of the city’s important sites and attractions, such as Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, Maracanã Stadium, Sugar Loaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer, downtown Rio, Guanabara Bay, and the Tijuca Forest National Park. The heliport is located about 30 minutes from Ipanema at the Jacarepagua Airport.

Most Ilha Grande tours show you around the island by boat only. Get up close for better views of the area during this private Ilha Grande walking tour. Follow a guide on foot around to three of the area's most popular beaches, including Palmas, Pouso, and Lopes Mendes. Plus, your private group can have up to 12 people and round-trip transport from Rio is included.

Relax and swim on a speedboat tour on the shores of Rio! We start with the hotel pickup to go to the harbour and embark on the speedboat. We sail through the Guanabara Bay and through the most important beaches of Rio, such as Copacabana and Arpoador. We stop at different places to swim and have fun! From the speedboat, we admire the landmarks of our town, such as the São João Fort, Sugarloaf Mountain, Praia Vermelha, Ilhas Cagarras and Ilha Fiscal. Cold beers, soft drinks and mineral water are offered by our crew. At the end of the tour, we return to the hotel. Tour guide, speedboat ride, selected beverages and roundtrip transfer included.

See the iconic skyline and coastal landscape of Rio de Janeiro from a unique point of view—head for the skies on a hang gliding flight. Experience the sights of Sugar Loaf Mountain and Corcovado from a birds-eye view, and enjoy the adrenaline rush of soaring through the air and even taking the controls—all under the supervision of a qualified instructor.

Enjoy the exhilarating views of Rio de Janeiro from up high on Tijuca Peak on this guided hike. Tijuca Peak offers panoramic views of the city, the coastline and the wild rainforests of Brazil—to reach it, follow your guide on a safe hiking trail through the forest. Listen for toucans and monkeys as you hike, and see the Taunay Waterfall.

If you tackle Rio’s most popular hike at sunrise, you’ll get the best views and you’ll avoid the crowds. Picked up from your hotel well before dawn, you’ll head out for a roughly one-hour hike to Pedra do Telégrafo’s summit, catching the sunrise before everyone else wakes up. You’ll nab incredible views—and viral photos—of Rio’s shoreline, from Praia do Meio to Pontal do Recreio and beyond.

The “‌Little Africa” tour is historically highlighted as a territory of sensitive memory, struggle and resistance of the black people in Brazil. Despite this, the city is listed as the biggest slave harbor in the history of mankind. This former harbor is an archaeological site listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage because it’s the most important physical trade of the arrival of African slaves on the America continent. It’s also a territory where the black people used to live, struggle and work. By this harbor nearly 1 million Africans disembarked bringing their values, culture and history.

Part of the city not much visited by tourists, beautiful beaches and take the famous photo on the Stone of the Telegrafo.

A place seldom frequented by tourists because it is farther away, and you will know five wild beaches where you can only arrive by footpath located inside a state park of the white stone.

Visit specifically to the community of Rocinha to get to know the way of life of its residents and their customs such as capoeira circle, handicrafts and their culture.

Hike to one of Rio’s most scenic spots and capture fun photos on this excursion to Telegraph Rock. Follow your guide and small group along a modern hike, enjoying views of nearby beaches and Gavea Rock as well as the cityscape in the background. The highlight of the hike is a stop at Bigorna Rock where you can take photos hanging off the edge to impress your friends and family.