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Sunrise tour in Rio de Janeiro: Dona Marta & Christ the Redeemer
Visit Dona Marta Viewpoint, Christ the Redeemer, and more—early access, no crowds, and breakfast included.
From $ 120$ 100.00/PERSONView Detail
5 Hrs
Brazil
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South America Brazil Carnival Group Trip 2027
Join us on this remarkable 9-day Brazil group tour for one of the biggest celebrations in the world - samba, beaches, caipirinhas, and so much more!
From $ 2595/PERSONView Detail
9 Days
Brazil
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Favela Tour Rio de Janeiro in Rocinha
Ride a moto taxi, explore local alleyways, and enjoy panoramic views with a local guide.
From $ 60$ 50.00/PERSONView Detail
3 Hrs
Brazil
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Christ the Redeemer Sunset Tour: Dona Marta, Parque Lage, Selarón Steps
Rio sunset at Christ the Redeemer after visiting Selarón Steps, Parque Lage, and Dona Marta lookout.
From $ 120$ 105.00/PERSONView Detail
5 Hrs
Brazil
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When is the best time to visit Rio de Janeiro?
December to March is hot, bright and lively, and includes Carnival. May to October is cooler and drier, which many travellers prefer for hiking Sugarloaf and Tijuca or spending long days outdoors.
How many days do I need in Rio?
Three full days cover Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, the beaches and a favela visit with a local guide. A fourth day gives room for Tijuca forest or a day trip along the coast.
Is it better to see Christ the Redeemer at sunrise?
Yes, if you can. Arriving early means thinner crowds, softer light and a far better chance of a clear view over the bay before the cloud builds up.
Did You Know That...
- Christ the Redeemer Is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World
- Rio’s Carnival the largest in the world
- Tijuca Forest the world’s largest urban rainforest
- The Sugarloaf cable car has been running since 1912
- Fresh coconut water is sold on almost every beach in Rio Is sold on almost every beach in Rio
