What I can show you in the Marvelous City
Experiences
Here you can find the experiences and services I offer. We can create a personalized tour by combining the places you would like to visit. Or, if you prefer, you can choose from the list of our most popular tours
Christ the Redeemer
Visit Christ the Redeemer, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing 30 meters tall, the statue rises atop Corcovado Mountain, 710 meters above sea level. Ride the train, see the statue up close, and enjoy spectacular views of Rio.
Sugar Loaf
Visit the iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain, rising 396 meters above Guanabara Bay. Take the famous cable car — in operation since 1912 — and enjoy a 1,400-meter ride with 360° panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro, its beaches, and mountains. A must-do experience at one of the city’s most famous landmarks!
Selarón Steps
Discover the vibrant Selarón Steps, created by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón. There are 215 steps covered with over 2,000 tiles from 60 countries. This is a place that celebrates street art, cultural diversity, and local history, attracting visitors from around the world and serving as a backdrop for films, music videos, and photos.
Santa Teresa
Santa Teresa, a traditional neighborhood in Rio, enchants with its cobbled streets, historic mansions, and art studios. Known for its electric tram, it offers a unique mix of culture, gastronomy, and panoramic views, preserving a bohemian and artistic charm that draws visitors from all over the world.
Confectionery Colombo
Confectionery Colombo, inaugurated in 1894 in downtown Rio de Janeiro, is an icon of Brazil’s Belle Époque. With its historic architecture and classical decor, it offers an elegant setting to enjoy traditional pastries, teas, and coffee, preserving Carioca culture and tradition in every detail.
Royal Portuguese Reading Room
Founded in 1837 and inaugurated in 1887, the Royal Portuguese Reading Room holds a collection of around 350,000 books, including rare works of Lusophone literature. Its neo-Manueline-style building is considered one of the most beautiful libraries in the world, attracting scholars and tourists interested in culture and history.
Botanical Garden
Created in 1808 by Dom João VI, the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden is an internationally recognized center for research and conservation. With about 140 hectares and more than 6,500 species, it hosts collections of Brazilian and exotic plants. The space also includes the Environment Museum and an important scientific archive.
Rio’s Beaches
Rio de Janeiro’s coastline features about 45 km of urban beaches. The most famous — Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, São Conrado, and Barra da Tijuca — offer full tourist infrastructure. Their waters and sands welcome millions of visitors each year, establishing the city as one of the top sun-and-sea destinations in the world.
Carnaval Experience
Carnaval Experience is a cultural tour held at the Pimpolhos da Grande Rio warehouse in Cidade do Samba. The itinerary includes a guided visit to the float and costume workshops, an interactive presentation on Carnival history, and practical activities. The project promotes cultural tourism and income for the samba community.
Helicopter Tour
Panoramic helicopter flights in Rio de Janeiro depart from authorized helipads and offer a variety of routes, with options from 8 to 60 minutes. All flights follow ANAC safety regulations and include flyovers of landmarks such as Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, beaches, and green areas. One of the most desired premium experiences for visitors.
Stadium Visit and/or Soccer Match
Maracanã Stadium, inaugurated in 1950, is one of the largest and most iconic stadiums in the world. The official tour grants access to areas like locker rooms, the field, and press zone. During matches, it hosts up to 78,000 fans. The experience combines a historical visit with the thrill of watching a live match — a true dive into Brazil’s football culture.
Hang Gliding
Hang gliding in Rio de Janeiro departs from the Pedra Bonita ramp, 520 meters high, located in Tijuca National Park. The flight is tandem with certified instructors and follows CBVL safety regulations. The aerial journey lasts about 5 to 10 minutes, landing on Pepino Beach in São Conrado.
Paragliding Tour
Paragliding in Rio offers a smooth and scenic free flight experience. Takeoff is from the Pedra Bonita ramp. The equipment allows greater stability and flight duration, ideal for admiring the city and the coastline. Experienced instructors lead the tandem flight, following safety protocols from the Brazilian Free Flight Confederation.
Private Transfer
The private transfer service offers a diversified fleet — Sedan, Mini Van, Van, Bus, and Minibus — all with air conditioning. It provides personalized transfers to airports, ports, hotels, and residences, as well as transfers for tourist tours within Rio and to other cities. The service is adaptable to groups of various sizes.
Arraial do Cabo
Located in the Região dos Lagos, 165 km from Rio de Janeiro, Arraial do Cabo is famous for its crystal-clear waters and rich marine life. With a tropical climate and average temperature of 25 °C, the destination offers activities such as visits to Prainhas do Pontal do Atalaia, Praia do Forno, and Praia do Farol.
Búzios
Located about 180 km from Rio de Janeiro, Búzios has over 20 beaches with different characteristics, including Geribá, Ferradura, João Fernandes, and Azeda. Officially named Armação dos Búzios, the town gained international fame after Brigitte Bardot’s visit in the 1960s. With pleasant weather year-round, it’s a destination that offers tranquility and stunning scenery.
