• Luis Darin Private Tour Guide In Rio - After departing from the hotel, the journey begins towards the Cosme Velho neighborhood. Along the way, the tour will pass by Palacio Guanabara and head up to the summit of Corcovado Mountain, standing at 2,100 feet, to visit the renowned Christ the Redeemer statue. The route to the first attraction will vary based on the hotel’s location.
• Recreio dos Bandeirantes Beach - Depending on the hotel’s location, this expansive beach area may be passed by.
• Barra da Tijuca Beach - Depending on the hotel’s location, this area, known for its new developments and stunning beaches, may be passed by.
• Sao Conrado Beach - Depending on the hotel’s location, this beach, surrounded by mountains and a popular spot for hang gliding, may be passed by.
• Leblon Beach - Depending on the hotel’s location, this beautiful beach in South America’s most affluent neighborhood may be passed by.
• Ipanema Beach - Depending on the hotel’s location, this iconic beach may be passed by en route to the main attractions.
• Arpoador Beach - Depending on the hotel’s location, this rock at the end of Ipanema Beach, known as one of the best spots in Rio to watch the summer sunset, may be passed by.
• Avenida Atlantica - This seaside avenue in Copacabana is the most famous beach area in Rio.
• Leme - Depending on the hotel’s location, this quieter beach at the far end of Copacabana may be passed by.
• Praia do Leme - Located at the end of Copacabana Beach, Leme Beach is ideal for capturing a picture of Copacabana.
• Botafogo Bay - On the way to the main attractions, this charming neighborhood, visible from the top of Corcovado Mountain, will be passed by.
• Copacabana Beach - This globally renowned beach is also where most hotels in Rio are situated.
• Cosme Velho - On the way to Corcovado Mountain, this neighborhood, once home to most embassies when Rio was the capital of Brazil, will be passed through.
• Parque Nacional da Tijuca - Tijuca National Park covers 7% of the city and is located within Tijuca Forest, featuring several waterfalls and hiking trails. It is also home to the Christ Monument.
• Centro de Visitantes Paineiras - Established in 2013, this visitor center includes an environmental education center and can be visited when traveling to the Christ Monument by minibus.
• Corcovado - Christ the Redeemer - Inaugurated in 1931, this iconic Brazilian monument is the largest Art Deco statue in the world. From here, Rio can be seen in all its glory. Located within Tijuca National Park, it is accessible by train or van. The van ride includes a brief stop at the Paineiras Visitors Center before taking a shuttle van to the monument. The train does not stop at the visitors center. At the monument, one can enjoy one of the city’s most breathtaking views.
• Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon - This picturesque tidal lagoon, connected to the sea and surrounded by a bike lane, is one of Rio’s most charming areas.
• Jockey Club - Adjacent to the Botanical Garden entrance, this large horse race track is visible from the Christ monument.
• Guanabara Palace - Once the residence of Princess Isabel, daughter of Brazil’s second emperor, this beautiful building now serves as the headquarters of the Rio de Janeiro State government.
• Museu Casa Dos Piloes - Located within the Botanical Gardens, this site houses the remnants of Brazil’s first gunpowder factory.
• Cachoeira Do Horto - One of the many waterfalls where a refreshing shower can be enjoyed to conclude the day. The choice of waterfall will depend on factors such as weather, traffic conditions, and physical ability. Some waterfalls are more accessible than others.
• Cachoeira dos Primatas - Another waterfall option for a refreshing shower to end the day. The choice of waterfall will depend on factors such as weather, traffic conditions, and physical ability. Some waterfalls are more accessible than others.
• Aterro Do Flamengo - A vast park area intersected by an expressway.
• Floresta da Tijuca - The largest reforested urban forest in the world, Tijuca Forest covers 10% of the city and houses the Tijuca National Park.
• Cascatinha Taunay - Another waterfall option for a refreshing shower to end the day. The choice of waterfall will depend on factors such as weather, traffic conditions, and physical ability. Some waterfalls are more accessible than others.
• Botanical Garden - Established in 1808 by order of Portuguese prince Dom João VI, this garden was initially a temporary site for acclimatizing exotic plant species from around the world. During the visit, the majestic imperial palm trees, orchid, and bromeliad greenhouses can be admired. Rio’s Botanical Garden is also an excellent spot to observe local wildlife, including capuchin and marmoset monkeys, toucans, red-throated guans, and various other animal species.

• All tolls and parking fees covered
• Landing and facility fees included
• Expert tour guide service
• Transportation in a comfortable private car
• Fuel surcharges included
• Exclusive private tour experience

• Meals or drinks (if any)
• Admission fees
• Admission fees

• Infant seats are available on request if advised at time of booking.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking.
• All tours are private and conducted on 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.
• Pick-up and Drop-off: Meet up location: Your hotel, flat, airport or Pier. We can start the tour at your hotel and finish it at the airport or vice-versa at no extra charge. Pickup and drop-off locations are flexible.
• Operated by a multi-lingual guide.
• Attraction prices are subject to changes without prior notice.

If you cancel at least 2 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.