Tours from Ada Tours

Breakfast at the hotel.
City Tour and Sugarloaf Mountain (4 hours)
The first stop is on Urca Mountain, with a wide viewing area. A cable car ride will take you up to Urca Mountain, the stop between ground level and Sugarloaf. Once arriving at the top of Sugarloaf Mountain you will see the captivating beauty of Rio from a different angle. To your left you can see Copacabana beach stretching out into the distance, and on the horizon the faint outlines of Two Brothers and Gávea mountains. Below you are the intimate Red Beach, while to your right you can see across Guanabara Bay to Niterói and, nearer by, Botafogo and central neighborhoods, with the unmistakable silhouette of Christ the Redeemer casting its eternal gaze over the city. From this point we gain a different perspective on Rio and can truly appreciate its beauty. After descending the mountain by cablecar, you will head into the Historical Center with its colonial architecture including many old churches still in use. The cobbled streets and bright colours are a stark contrast to the whitewashed, sunsoaked streets of Ipanema but in many ways are part of the authentic, nearly forgotten historical Rio, and one can almost feel the hustle and bustle of hundreds of years ago when these streets were filled with merchants and citizens of the Portuguese Empire, locals, immigrants etc.

Optionally: Flying over Rio by Helicopter (starting from $150 USD). You will take a helicopter tour from the Sugarloaf Mountain. During your flight you will get amazed by the mind-blowing view of the city below with its infinite beaches, huge Christ statue, Botanical Garden and many more.
Duration: from 10 to 30 minutes

We recommend you taste the famous Brazilian meat in the Fogo de Chao restaurant with a view of the Sugar Loaf (75 U$).

Tour to Corcovado Mountain + Christ the Redeemer Statue (4 hours)
After breakfast you’ll set off on a tour through the city.
Arriving at the station, where the environmentally friendly train will take you through the jungle to the top of Corcovado. On either side of the railway, you will have spectacular views of the Tijuca forest, inhabited by monkeys and other exotic animals and birds. At the top of Corcovado, at an altitude of 700 m above sea level, stands the landmark of Rio – the Statue of Christ the Redeemer (38m), which was built in 1931. You will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the metropolis and its environs Bridge Niteroi, Guanabara Bay, the Botanical Garden, the world's largest soccer stadium, Sugar Loaf, and more is possible from the top of Corcovado.

In the evening, we recommend you try sea delicacies in Marius seafood restaurant. (130 U$/person)

Breakfast at the hotel. A guided tour to the Falls.
“Breathtaking, spectacular and not to be missed”.
The Falls are one of the great natural wonders of the world and located in the National Park with its unique flora and fauna, on the borders of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. The area is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, which consists of 275 separate falls; the highest fall, which is called “Devil's Throat”, reaches 70m, which is 1,5x the height of the Niagara Falls. It represents one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the planet and it has unrivalled natural richness. You will start your tour to the Brazilian site of the magnificent Falls. The splashes coming from the falling water make you feel the falls grandeur and cover the sky with thousands of rainbows.

Bird Park (65U$/per person) – you can also take an excursion where colorful toucans and macaws fly freely around your head.

After breakfast you will have an unforgettable program at the Argentinian side of the Falls.
Foz de Iguassu Falls are located in the National Park with its unique flora and fauna, which appeared after a volcanic eruption, and the displacement of the earth formations. The name Tupi-Guarani Indian tribe is translated from the waterfalls and means "big water". There are 275 waterfalls, each of which has its own name, which rush down with a crash into the canyon of "Devil's Throat". There is an amazing contrast between the calm and even lazy river water over Iguassu Falls above and the powerful overthrow boiling water flowing from a height of 72 meters into the abyss. You can stand for hours without stopping, watching this show and thinking about the magnificence of the universe and eternity. Transfer back to hotel.

Breakfast. We are going hiking in the jungle with a naturalist - guide to get a closer look at the unique nature of the region. The program includes a visit to the Kaboklo house, where you will get acquainted with everyday life, traditions, customs of the indigenous people, and also learn the secrets of making cassava flour.
After lunch you will visit the village of Acajatuba. The main occupations of the people are fishing, growing cassava, various fruits such as tucuma, acai, as well as palms, rubber trees, and Brazil nuts. They will show you how local artisans make crafts from natural seeds.
A canoe excursion awaits you. You will visit Igapó (flooded jungle) and try piranha fishing.
After dinner you will go for a walk with lanterns to explore the banks of the river. During the walk we will see the Tinga caimans and frogs.

Breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the Airport of Rio de Janeiro for your flight home.