• Vista Chinesa - Explore the Vista Chinesa monument, constructed between 1902 and 1906 to honor the Chinese, who introduced tea cultivation to Brazil in the early 19th century.

This site offers a stunning view of Christ the Redeemer, Guanabara Bay, Sugarloaf Mountain, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, Ipanema and Leblon beaches, as well as Morro Dois Irmãos, and other iconic landmarks of Rio. Visitors often compete for the best vantage point, but the breathtaking views from Vista Chinesa make it all worthwhile.

• Emperor’s Table - Situated at a high altitude, Emperor’s Table provides one of the most spectacular views in Rio de Janeiro. This spot was frequently visited by Dom Pedro II during the Empire, where he would often rest while exploring the Tijuca Forest, giving the place its name.
• Cascatinha Taunay - Taunay waterfall is undoubtedly the most stunning of all the waterfalls within Tijuca Park.

It’s impossible to discuss Rio de Janeiro’s natural beauty without mentioning Cascatinha Taunay. It is the tallest waterfall in the Tijuca National Park, standing at 35 meters high.

Moreover, it boasts unmatched scenic beauty, combining all the elements needed to connect with nature. The atmosphere of this place is sure to captivate you.

• Recanto dos Pintores - For a relaxing break from hiking, “Recanto dos Pintores” offers a well-equipped space to welcome visitors with comfort and convenience. It features a playground, ponds, restrooms, water, picnic, and barbecue areas.
• Cascata Gabriela - Be enchanted by the beauty of the Gabriela waterfall located within Tijuca National Park. Remember to bring swimsuits to enjoy a refreshing splash.
• Açude da Solidão - The forest’s most renowned lake is named after a Baron who, after losing his son in the Paraguayan War, sought solitude there.

Despite its somber history, the location is incredible and definitely worth a visit. You’ll encounter turtles, wildlife, and abundant nature, revealing why the Baron found this lake a serene haven of peace and tranquility.

It’s a perfect spot to pause for a picnic-style snack break.

• Praia da Gávea - On the return to your hotel, stop by the beachside kiosks to enjoy a refreshing coconut water straight from the fruit, take in the stunning natural landscape, and watch paragliders and hang gliders soaring through the sky.

• Picnic supplies
• Entrance & admission fees
• VAT, all taxes, handling charges, parking fees during stops, airport / port Greet & Meet service
• Any address pickup & drop off are included like hotel, airport and port
• Private driver for groups bigger than 4 people, otherwise the guide drives the vehicle themselves
• Transport by fully-equipped vehicles
• Professional / licensed / bilingual private tour guide

• Meals & drinks.
• Gratuities & tips. (optional).

Embark on a 6-hour ecological journey through the rainforests of Tijuca National Park, offering one of the finest views of Rio juxtaposed against the world’s largest urban forest.

Guided by a knowledgeable professional, prepare for an exciting excursion filled with cascades, springs, tiny ponds, observation decks, and historic landmarks. Animals like monkeys, coatis, and birds are a common sight throughout the rich scenery and waterfalls.

The walk, covering about 7 km in total, mostly shaded, ranges from easy to moderately difficult. The duration of the hiking segment is roughly 4 hours at a leisurely pace.

Take time to visit serene waterfalls for a refreshing dip and photo ops. Don’t forget to pack your swimming attire for a fun and splashy time.

The trek proceeds another 10 minutes to the picturesque dam known as “Açude da Solidão”. Pause here and relish a snack, picnic-style.

After such an invigorating day, sit back and unwind on the ride back to your accommodation.

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