Excursion tour "Special offer Brazil"

Breakfast in the hotel. You will have a half-day excursion (4 hours) to Sugar Loaf (Pao de Azucar Mountain) with a guide as part of a group. You go to Praia Vermelha (Red Beach), from where you will take a cable car up the mountain. The first stop will be on Mount Urca, which has a wide observation deck where you can have a snack in a restaurant or bar. On Sugarloaf Mountain itself there is a smaller platform, but it offers a beautiful view of Rio, Copacabana beach, the bay, the surrounding mountains, islands in the ocean, the Niteroi Bridge, and the statue of Christ. Then by car you will go to the central areas of old Rio, where you will admire several ancient churches, monasteries, the main Cathedral of the city, as well as buildings built in the colonial style.

Breakfast in the hotel. A half-day excursion (4 hours) to Corcaovado to the statue of Christ with a guide as part of a group awaits you. Arrive at the station where the open-air, environmentally friendly train takes off and heads through the jungle to the top of Corcovado Hill. On both sides of the railway there are breathtaking views of the Tijuca forest, home to monkeys and other exotic animals and birds. At the top of Corcovado Hill, at an altitude of 700 m above sea level, rises the symbol of Rio - the statue of Christ the Redeemer (38 m), which was erected in 1931. From the top of Corcovado, a breathtaking panorama of the metropolis and its surroundings opens: the Niteroi Bridge, Guanabara Bay, the Botanical Garden, the world's largest Maracana stadium, Sugar Loaf and many others. etc.

Breakfast in the hotel. Free day. You can book additional excursions: Rio at night - Lapa (3 hours individually, minimum 2 people, with a Russian-speaking guide) Lapa is the crazy rhythms of the night abode of Rio. A place where a myriad of bars and clubs are concentrated for every taste. Crowds of young people walking and having fun and not only! Music of various styles from techno to live ethnic flows from all sides. The national music of Brazil is infinitely diverse - from African, brought here by black slaves, to bossa nova, created in the middle of the last century by white composers. With a backdrop of cobblestone streets, ancient monasteries and the old Arcos de Lapa viaduct, it offers a free-form social environment. If you want to have a fun night and are not afraid of adventure, this is the place for you! Lapa's nightlife can't even be called bars. This is a suite of dance halls - leaving one to move to another, you find yourself in a dense festive crowd. The main local drink is the caipirinha, a mixture of cachaça cane vodka, lime juice, ice and sugar. Secrets of old Rio (4 hours individually, minimum 2 people, with a Russian-speaking guide) During this tour you will discover the secrets of old Rio de Janeiro. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and you will travel to the historical center of the city, where you will learn the history of Rio de Janeiro, its colonial past, rituals and churches. and the origin of the name Rio de Janeiro, which was founded in 1565. On this walk through the historical center of the city you will see many monuments left over from the past, such as the Church of Candelaria, built in 1775, and the Monastery of San Bento, where the best examples of the Baroque style were embodied. Visit the famous Lapa Arches, which were built in 1732 and are used as an aqueduct to bring water from the Carioca River to the city center. The Municipal Theater was decorated by the best artists from Europe and resembles the Parisian opera! Then head to Piazza Novembru, where several important monuments of the city are located: the Imperial Palace, from the balcony of which slavery was abolished, the Tiradentes Palace, the cathedral built in 1808 as a royal church, the Carmelite monastery of the 16th century. On Boticario Square there are buildings with mosaics, old facades, surrounded by centuries-old trees. Finally, visit the unique Rio Cathedral with a capacity of 20,000 people. At the end of the tour you will visit Colombo's historic cafeteria, where Rio's elite go out for afternoon tea and coffee. Try the cakes and you will remember this taste! (Meals and drinks in Colombo are not included). Trip to tropical islands (8-10 hours in a group with an English-speaking guide, includes transfers and lunch) Early in the morning you will go to the Angra dos Reis region, which is located 155 km south of Rio de Janeiro (about 3 hours from Rio) Po Upon arrival, you will have a boat trip around the tropical islands! You will see unique landscapes! The Emerald Sea and many picturesque islands scattered throughout the bay. The Atlantic coast of Costa Verde, on which Angra dos Reis is located, is famous for the best beaches in the state of Rio de Janeiro. You can often see frolicking dolphins, giant fish, and turtles. At sea, the schooner stops so that those who wish can swim. And on the island there is a magnificent lunch buffet. Royal Petropolis (8-10 hours in a group with an English-speaking guide or individually (minimum 2 people) with a Russian-speaking guide) Petropolis is located high in the mountains, shrouded in fog, at a distance of 60 km from Rio de Janeiro. The last king of Brazil, Don Pedro II, built a summer palace on these lands in 1830 in order to be able to transfer his sick daughter here from hot Rio de Janeiro. In this city, where the news of a military coup and dethronement found him, he will find his last refuge in this world. The Imperial Palace, now a museum, houses a unique collection of decorative arts, furniture, ancient books, beautiful statues of saints and the golden imperial crown, adorned with numerous diamonds and pearls, which was traditionally placed on kings at coronation. After the overthrow of the Monarchy in Brazil, not a single citizen of this country was awarded the highest Imperial Order of Russia - the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle. The city still preserves the spirit and architecture of German settlers - houses with pointed roofs and attics, high windows. Favela tour (4 hours in a group with an English-speaking guide or individually (minimum 2 people) with a Russian-speaking guide) Once upon a time, soldiers fought with a royal detachment on a hill where a favela tree stood. After the war, survivors came to Rio de Janeiro to demand payment. They settled on Providence Hill and remained there to live. They named it favela hill in memory of their battle. There are narrow, dirty streets winding along them, along which stinking ditches stretch. There are 700 favelas in Rio. It's not just thieves and drug dealers who live in favelas. There are technicians and employees here, and you can even rent a room. You can get here with the permission of the local godfather. The police don't come here. On the narrow streets there is a lively street trade. There is also a free market for food and handicrafts. It has its own internal laws. By jeep you will travel through the Rocinha areas and return to the hotel.

Private transfer from your hotel to Rio Airport for your flight to Foz de Iguazu. Private transfer (with driver only) from the airport to your hotel. Free day. At night you can go to the Rafain Show (excellent restaurant). In addition to quality food, you will see a wonderful music show and Latin American dancing). Cost $75 per person Min 2 people (includes group transfers and dinner, excluding drinks). Rafain Grill Place is a huge restaurant with 1200 seats, air conditioning and parking. The restaurant menu is very diverse and you can try many meat dishes made from the freshest beef and pork. The buffet is abundant with vegetables, fruits and delicious desserts. The lunch is accompanied by a show by Latin American artists, who present both folk songs and modern dances. Visit to the restaurant daily at 19:50 pm. Collection at your hotel location.

Breakfast in the hotel. An excursion to the Brazilian side of the waterfalls awaits you. These 275 huge water streams, falling from a terrible height, are located on the border of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. The waterfalls are located in a national park with unique flora and fauna. They arose as a result of a volcanic eruption and displacement of earth layers. The name of the waterfalls means “big water” in Guarani. 275 waterfalls, each of which has its own name, merge into one and fall with a roar into the Devil's Throat gorge. The spectacle of water splashes in a halo of rainbow spectrum is simply mesmerizing! The contrast between the calm and even lazy flow of the waters of the Iguazu River above the waterfalls and the powerful overthrow of seething streams of water from a height of 72 meters into the abyss is amazing. Walking across the bridge under the smallest spray, you can stand for hours without stopping, contemplating this spectacle and thinking about the splendor and eternity of our universe. Additionally, you can choose a Bird Park. ($50 p/p), which is nearby. The park has the largest concentration of birds in all of Latin America, and one of the most visited places in Foz de Iguaçu.

Breakfast in the hotel. Excursion to the Argentine waterfalls accompanied by a guide. A guide will be waiting for you at the hotel and will give you information about the National Park at a high professional level. Through the Tancredo Neves Bridge, built over the Iguazu River, the National Park begins and after walking along it you will come close to the waterfalls and find yourself directly under them, you will feel the power of the falling water very close and you will be able to enjoy the natural park around this magnificent beauty! You will see the birth of waterfalls and the most famous waterfall, “Devil's Throat”. The numerous paths and passages created by human hands are amazing, allowing you to observe this natural phenomenon from a very close distance. We will take a walk to the National Park and admire the waterfalls from special observation platforms located high above them. Multi-ton streams of water form a huge number of waterfalls of various shapes and heights, over which multi-colored rainbows hang. The impressions from this spectacle will remain with you for the rest of your life. Particularly impressive is the waterfall called Devil's Throat, which is the largest of the waterfalls. The national park covers an area of 55,500 hectares, which preserves a diverse and unique flora and fauna unique to this region.

Breakfast in the hotel. Private transfer (with driver only) from your hotel to Foz de Iguacu Airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro (or Sao Paulo) where you will connect to your international flight home.