Description
RIO EXPRESS - 6 days - 5 nights - REGRIO01
Suggested start of tour - Every Wednesday
Days Inn Lapa is located in Rio de Janeiro, just 700 meters from Arcos da Lapa. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas. The rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and a business center. Days Inn Lapa is 3 km from Guanabara Bay, 3.6 km from Botafogo Beach and 2 km from Santos Dumont Airport.
Day 1 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Arrival at the Rio de Janeiro Airport and shared transport to your hotel. After checking in at your hotel, you will have the rest of the day to rest or stroll through the city of Rio de Janeiro. Rest and overnight stay.
Day 2 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for a visit to Corcovado and Floresta de Tijuca as part of a shared tour. The mountains, forests, beaches, lakes and all types of tropical vegetation are great attractions of this tour. It is not by accident, but through the wonder of nature that the three most famous attractions of Rio de Janeiro are natural wonders. On this tour, you will visit the amazing and iconic Christ the Redeemer Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ, located on the peak of the Corcovado mountain, one of the new seven wonders of the world at 700 mts above sea level. Does not include entrance. Return, rest and overnight stay.
Day 3 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the beauties and culture of Rio de Janeiro. As a suggestion for a walk, we recommend the Africa and Carnival tour which, in the spirit of the Carioca, celebrates traditional "Roda De Samba", (samba wheel), ice cold beer and being reunited friends. The Pedra do Sal (Rock of Salt), on the hill of Conceição, is part of the region historically known as "Little Africa", which stretched from the outskirts of Praça Mauá (Plaza Mauá) to Cidade Nova. Slaves would have parties at their homes and would play "forrós" (typical musical genre of the northeast of Brazil), the "choro" (popular and instrumental Brazilian music) by flute, "cavaquinho" (Portuguese instrument of four strings) and the guitar. In the backyards, there was space for all of the elements of rural samba-- tambourines, "prato-e-faca" (type of percussion instrument used in the samba), and dances--zapateados, "peneiradas" and "umbigadas". It was there that urban Rio samba was born, that popular sambistas and old carnival ranches arose. The Pedra do Sal is also of historical and religious importance. It is where Brazil's slaves landed from Africa and, as it was close to the sea, was a salt drainage site. The salt was used to manufacture leather and preserve meat in the past. This area plays an important part of Afro-Brazilian culture and religion throughout the year.
Today, the Pedra do Sal is the scene of lively samba wheels of the Roda de Pedra group. Cozy houses populate the area next to a staircase and the historic stone hillside. The party attracts tourists and young people from various neighborhoods of the city. On the National Samba Day, December 2nd, members of the Pedra do Sal's "candomblé" (religious cult of African origin) celebrate the washing of the stone. There are samba wheels, capoeira, thematic culinary displays, and an exhibition of films and lectures. Return, rest and overnight stay.
(The tour operates Monday and Friday with departure at 2 p.m. and the duration is 6 hours. The value of this tour are in our service rate, ask your operator).
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Day 4 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the beauties and culture of Rio de Janeiro. As a suggestion for a walk, we recommend the famous district of Santa Teresa. Santa Teresa is a neighborhood in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which is characterized by the large number of artists who live there. The neighborhood has as a distinctive icon, The Bondinho (the last electric train that circulates in all of Brazil) that crosses the Arcos de Lapa, an old Carioca aqueduct that today serves as a train route that goes up the hill to enter Santa Teresa. Santa Teresa, known as the Carmartian Montmartre, is distinguished by its colonial profile, almost without modernity having influenced its aesthetic, with a large number of historical buildings, some of them built in the eighteenth century. It borders the districts of Glória, Catete, Botafogo, Laranjeiras, Cosme Velho, Silvestre, Humaitá, Centro, Catumbi and Rio Comprido, and corresponds to the Administrative Region of the Tijuca sub-prefecture and adjacencies. Its social life and tourist attractions are concentrated in the Largo dos Guimarães. This region is populated with numerous restaurants ranging from the Bar do Mineiro (a cheap feijoada well served) and Espirito Santa (Amazonian food in one of the most expensive restaurants in the area that operates out of an old recycled house), to Supernatural (specialized in seafood) and Thiago (whose specialty is black beer chop). Return, rest and overnight stay.
(The tour operates every Wednesday and Saturday, the duration is 5 hours. The value of this tour are in our service rate, ask your operator).
Day 5 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the beauties and culture of Rio de Janeiro. Rest on the beach or visit the famous Sugarloaf Mountain, considered to be one of the most beautiful tourist monuments in Brazil. It is a spectacular monolithic granite peak, practically without vegetation, that rises directly out of the sea as part of a peninsula that is enters the Atlantic Ocean. Of the many cliffs that exist in the city, Sugarloaf Mountain is the only one with these characteristics, which gives it an incomparable charm and allows from its peak, at 396 meters high, privileged views of Rio de Janeiro and the Guanabara Bay. Return, rest and overnight stay.
Day 6- RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel, check out until 12 p.m. Shared transport to the airport. End of services.
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Description
RIO EXPRESS - 6 days - 5 nights - REGRIO01
Suggested…
Description
RIO EXPRESS - 6 days - 5 nights - REGRIO01
Suggested start of tour - Every Wednesday
Days Inn Lapa is located in Rio de Janeiro, just 700 meters from Arcos da Lapa. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas. The rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and a business center. Days Inn Lapa is 3 km from Guanabara Bay, 3.6 km from Botafogo Beach and 2 km from Santos Dumont Airport.
Day 1 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Arrival at the Rio de Janeiro Airport and shared transport to your hotel. After checking in at your hotel, you will have the rest of the day to rest or stroll through the city of Rio de Janeiro. Rest and overnight stay.
Day 2 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for a visit to Corcovado and Floresta de Tijuca as part of a shared tour. The mountains, forests, beaches, lakes and all types of tropical vegetation are great attractions of this tour. It is not by accident, but through the wonder of nature that the three most famous attractions of Rio de Janeiro are natural wonders. On this tour, you will visit the amazing and iconic Christ the Redeemer Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ, located on the peak of the Corcovado mountain, one of the new seven wonders of the world at 700 mts above sea level. Does not include entrance. Return, rest and overnight stay.
Day 3 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the beauties and culture of Rio de Janeiro. As a suggestion for a walk, we recommend the Africa and Carnival tour which, in the spirit of the Carioca, celebrates traditional "Roda De Samba", (samba wheel), ice cold beer and being reunited friends. The Pedra do Sal (Rock of Salt), on the hill of Conceição, is part of the region historically known as "Little Africa", which stretched from the outskirts of Praça Mauá (Plaza Mauá) to Cidade Nova. Slaves would have parties at their homes and would play "forrós" (typical musical genre of the northeast of Brazil), the "choro" (popular and instrumental Brazilian music) by flute, "cavaquinho" (Portuguese instrument of four strings) and the guitar. In the backyards, there was space for all of the elements of rural samba-- tambourines, "prato-e-faca" (type of percussion instrument used in the samba), and dances--zapateados, "peneiradas" and "umbigadas". It was there that urban Rio samba was born, that popular sambistas and old carnival ranches arose. The Pedra do Sal is also of historical and religious importance. It is where Brazil's slaves landed from Africa and, as it was close to the sea, was a salt drainage site. The salt was used to manufacture leather and preserve meat in the past. This area plays an important part of Afro-Brazilian culture and religion throughout the year.
Today, the Pedra do Sal is the scene of lively samba wheels of the Roda de Pedra group. Cozy houses populate the area next to a staircase and the historic stone hillside. The party attracts tourists and young people from various neighborhoods of the city. On the National Samba Day, December 2nd, members of the Pedra do Sal's "candomblé" (religious cult of African origin) celebrate the washing of the stone. There are samba wheels, capoeira, thematic culinary displays, and an exhibition of films and lectures. Return, rest and overnight stay.
(The tour operates Monday and Friday with departure at 2 p.m. and the duration is 6 hours. The value of this tour are in our service rate, ask your operator).
Day 4 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the beauties and culture of Rio de Janeiro. As a suggestion for a walk, we recommend the famous district of Santa Teresa. Santa Teresa is a neighborhood in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which is characterized by the large number of artists who live there. The neighborhood has as a distinctive icon, The Bondinho (the last electric train that circulates in all of Brazil) that crosses the Arcos de Lapa, an old Carioca aqueduct that today serves as a train route that goes up the hill to enter Santa Teresa. Santa Teresa, known as the Carmartian Montmartre, is distinguished by its colonial profile, almost without modernity having influenced its aesthetic, with a large number of historical buildings, some of them built in the eighteenth century. It borders the districts of Glória, Catete, Botafogo, Laranjeiras, Cosme Velho, Silvestre, Humaitá, Centro, Catumbi and Rio Comprido, and corresponds to the Administrative Region of the Tijuca sub-prefecture and adjacencies. Its social life and tourist attractions are concentrated in the Largo dos Guimarães. This region is populated with numerous restaurants ranging from the Bar do Mineiro (a cheap feijoada well served) and Espirito Santa (Amazonian food in one of the most expensive restaurants in the area that operates out of an old recycled house), to Supernatural (specialized in seafood) and Thiago (whose specialty is black beer chop). Return, rest and overnight stay.
(The tour operates every Wednesday and Saturday, the duration is 5 hours. The value of this tour are in our service rate, ask your operator).
Day 5 - RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to enjoy the beauties and culture of Rio de Janeiro. Rest on the beach or visit the famous Sugarloaf Mountain, considered to be one of the most beautiful tourist monuments in Brazil. It is a spectacular monolithic granite peak, practically without vegetation, that rises directly out of the sea as part of a peninsula that is enters the Atlantic Ocean. Of the many cliffs that exist in the city, Sugarloaf Mountain is the only one with these characteristics, which gives it an incomparable charm and allows from its peak, at 396 meters high, privileged views of Rio de Janeiro and the Guanabara Bay. Return, rest and overnight stay.
Day 6- RIO DE JANEIRO - Breakfast at the hotel, check out until 12 p.m. Shared transport to the airport. End of services.
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General Conditions: Rates applicable until December 20, 2019 / per person in the indicated room. Promotional packages are not: refundable, endorsable, transferable. Prices are subject to change without prior notice and availability. NOT APPLICABLE FOR HIGH SEASON AND HOLIDAYS. The company will not recognize any right of return for the use of services from outside the contracted service, which have not been previously authorized in writing by the company. Cancellation and changes in accordance with the policies of each hotel and provider. A fee of US $ 20 will be charged on separate service sales that are not part of the hotel package, and so on. The values applied for children in the services are specific and highly variable according to each regional operation, considering individually each service, accommodation, age and number of adults that accompany them. Therefore, we kindly request that you consult with our operational team in accordance with your budget. We reserve the right of not honoring possible typing errors in the packages and values of advertised services, hotels may be the same or similar according to availability. Prices published in non-commissionable US Dollars. In most hotels, check in starts at 2 p.m.Payment Types
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