Brazil is a land of dazzling contrasts and boundless spirit, a unique country!

 Arrival at Rio de Janeiro airport. You will be met by a guide at the airport. Transfer to the hotel.
Rio is green hills, blue skies, rocky mountains, coves, islands, beautiful beaches... the second largest city in Brazil and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. If you arrived before dark, then already on the way from the airport you will see green hills, rocky mountains, palm trees on both sides of the road and beautiful bays. At nightfall, the city is surrounded by a shimmering necklace - these are the lights of the favelas! The rest of the day we spend at our discretion. Maybe someone wants to quickly see and feel the exuberant life of the city. And someone wants to be alone with himself, then for this there will always be a corner somewhere between palm trees, sand and ocean waves. 

Excursion to Corcovado to the statue of Christ Breakfast in the hotel. A half-day (4h) excursion to Corcovado to the statue of Christ awaits you with a Russian-speaking guide. Arrive at the station, where an open, environmentally friendly train starts, which heads through the jungle to the top of the Corcovado hill. Both sides of the railway offer breathtaking views of the Tijuca forest, which is home to monkeys and other exotic animals and birds. At the top of the Corcovado hill, at an altitude of 700 m above sea level, rises the symbol of Rio - the statue of Christ the Savior (38 m), which was erected in 1931. From the top of Corcovado, a breathtaking panorama of the metropolis and its environs opens up: the Niteroi Bridge, Guanabara Bay, the Botanical Garden, the largest Maracanã stadium in the world, the Sugar Loaf and much more 

(4-hour private guided- tour, minimum 2 people)

On this tour, you'll uncover the secrets of Old Rio de Janeiro. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the historic city center, where you'll learn about Rio's colonial past, its rituals, churches, and the origin of its name — founded in 1565.

As you walk through the historical heart of the city, you'll encounter many remnants of its rich past, such as the Candelária Church, built in 1775, and the São Bento Monastery, a masterpiece of baroque architecture.

You'll visit the famous Lapa Arches (Arcos da Lapa), constructed in 1732 as an aqueduct to bring water from the Carioca River to the city center. The Municipal Theater, designed by Europe’s finest artists, evokes the elegance of the Paris Opera House.

Next, you’ll head to November Square (Praça XV de Novembro), home to some of the city’s most important landmarks: the Imperial Palace, from whose balcony slavery was abolished; the Tiradentes Palace; the Cathedral, originally built in 1808 as a royal chapel; and the 16th-century Carmelite Monastery.

At Boticário Square, you’ll find charming old buildings adorned with mosaics and surrounded by ancient trees, offering a glimpse into Rio’s artistic past.

Finally, you'll visit the unique Metropolitan Cathedral, capable of holding up to 20,000 people — an architectural marvel of modern Brazil. The tour concludes at the historic Confeitaria Colombo, a beloved café where Rio’s elite have gathered for generations to enjoy afternoon tea and coffee. Don’t miss the pastries — their unforgettable flavor will linger long after your visit! (Food and drinks at Colombo are not included.)

(8–10 hours in a shared group with an English-speaking guide)

Petrópolis is nestled high in the misty mountains, about 60 km from Rio de Janeiro. In the 1830s, Brazil’s last emperor, Dom Pedro II, built a summer palace here to escape the heat of Rio and care for his ailing daughter. It was in this peaceful city that he received the news of the military coup that ended his reign — and it is here that he found his final resting place.

Today, the Imperial Palace has been transformed into a museum, housing a remarkable collection of decorative arts, antique furniture, rare books, elegant statues of saints, and the golden imperial crown — adorned with diamonds and pearls — once placed upon the heads of Brazil’s monarchs during coronation ceremonies.

After the fall of the monarchy, no Brazilian subject was ever again awarded Russia’s highest Imperial order — the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called.

The charm of Petrópolis also lives on in its German heritage — seen in the pointed rooftops, attic windows, and Alpine-style houses that still shape the town’s unique architectural identity.

(4 hours, private tour, minimum 2 people, with a  guide)

The Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. It was founded in 1808 by Portuguese King João VI, shortly after his arrival in Brazil from Portugal. Today, it remains a lush oasis of peace and tranquility, perfect for a serene escape from the bustling city.

Majestic century-old palm trees line the garden’s paths, which showcase an extraordinary collection of tropical and subtropical plants from around the globe. Some of the plant species found here are rare or even endangered.

One of the highlights is the Lake of Giant Royal Water Lilies (Lago das Vitórias-Régias), where the enormous floating leaves captivate every visitor. Along the trails leading to the lake, it’s not uncommon to spot playful monkeys in the trees.

With over 5,000 plant species from across the world, the Botanical Garden is rightfully considered one of the most picturesque and enchanting places in Rio de Janeiro.

Additionally, you can order : The heliport is located on Sugar Mountain, and where, accompanied by an instructor, you will fly over Rio de Janeiro. The duration of the flight is 8-10 minutes. But even during this time, the majestic panorama of endless golden beaches, the Botanical Garden, the monumental statue of Jesus and Rio lying below adds adrenaline to the blood, and you are delighted with this spectacle.

A rich excursion program awaits you. You are heading towards the Brazilian side of the Foz do Iguaçu Falls, which border the Iguaçu River Canyon. To say that this is a magnificent sight does not express the emotions that you will be subject to. The waterfalls are located on the territory of the national park with unique flora and fauna. They arose as a result of a volcanic eruption and displacement of the earth's layers. The name of the waterfalls in translation from Guarani means "big water". 275 waterfalls, each of which has its own name, merging into one, rush down with a roar into the "Devil's Throat" gorge. The spectacle of water splashes in the halo of the rainbow spectrum is simply mesmerizing. On the way to the most powerful waterfall called "Devil's Throat" you will see many small waterfalls. Iridescent splashes of billions of drops of falling water and magnificent landscapes cause incomparable delight. You will go on the Macuco Safari trip. You will drive through the jungle in an open jeep for about 3 kilometers, accompanied by a guide who will tell you a lot of interesting things about the ecology of the region. Then you will go on foot to the banks of the Iguassu River, from where you will be taken by motor boat close to the waterfalls. Splashes and rainbows, a sea of ​​delight and unique photographs await you. Then you will visit the Bird Park located near the Iguazu National Park. You will go into huge enclosures, in which amazing, fabulous birds of outlandish colors freely fly or walk among the tropical forest. 

During your stay, the following excursions will be offered: horseback riding through the plains, uncultivated lands covered with bushes and the ponds of the Pantanal, a walking tour through the scenic expanses of the Pantanal, during which you will be able to take colorful photographs, piranha fishing, cayman feeding, etc. . The above excursions will be planned at the hotel and based on the climatic conditions and time of year, the local guide will show you the unique flora and fauna of this place. Excursions are scheduled from early in the morning, which makes it more likely to meet animals. During your stay all excursions and meals are included. During your stay at Aguape, breakfast, lunch and dinner are included. 

 Vacation on the tropical coast. Free time.