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Visit the heart of paradise as you explore coves, sandy beaches, and historic colonial buildings. Then board a schooner for a sail among the crystal blue waters.

Put on the map by Brigitte Bardot, the famous French actress, this former fishing village is now a charming town that’s home to cobblestone streets, art galleries, and restaurants.

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Journey via train through the dense Atlantic rain forest of Tijuca to the monumental Christ the Redeemer statue. Located atop Corcovado Mountain, the statue stands 125 feet (38 meters) tall.

Explore the beauty of this bay and its surrounding areas with a knowledgeable guide.

Rich with history, Rio is best explored on foot. Wander among some of this city's most famous sites, including the Bento Monastery, the Imperial Palace, and the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Experience the contrast of the "stone jungle" of Rio de Janeiro and the Tijuca Rain Forest from inside an open Jeep.

Spend an evening exploring one of Rio’s hubs for nightlife and music. Head to the trendy Lapa district to visit two of the city’s most popular nightclubs, even add a delicious Brazilian dinner when booking.

Though initially settled by Germans, the buildings and charming streets of Petropolis mark the“Imperial City” as a true Brazilian city. Stops along the way include the Imperial Museum and the Crystal Palace.

Spend a few hours cruising through Rio’s beautiful Guanabara Bay. Embark a spacious yacht and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere as you float along. Choose from a morning or evening cruise with or without dinner.

The effervescent rhythms of Samba come to life in this energetic dance performance! Let the music and history of this amazing city move you. Enjoy a barbecue buffet with the dinner option.

Ideal if you're short on time but want to see all of Rio's major sights, this full-day tour explores both Sugar Loaf and Coronado. Explore the rain forest and stunning views of Coronado in the morning, and then spend the afternoon on Sugar Loaf Mountain. You’ll even see the sun set over Copacabana Beach.

Your tour starts with panoramic views of downtown Rio and several of the city’s main attractions. Then, travel up Urca Hill to Sugar Loaf via cable car for views of Guanabara Bay and its islands.

Board a schooner for a sail to a local tropical island. Along the way there’s time for a swim–keep an eye out for local marine life! After a buffet lunch, explore the island and all its treasures before heading back to Rio.