After your arrival at the airport in Rio de Janeiro, your guide will be waiting to take you to your hotel in Copacabana. You'll soon start to understand why Rio de Janeiro has been called the Wonderful City, or Magnificent City, for over a century. It's inspired by artists and composers from all over the world. The city's unique beauty, rich culture, and geographical diversity with mountains, tropical forest,s and stunning beaches provide the perfect setting for adventurous travelers. Explore the local culture, be active, taste the local cuisine, and experience the arts. There's a lot to see and do here.

The morning begins with a visit to Corcovado Peak and the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. You'll be driven to the base of the mountain, where you will take a train through the beautiful, lush Tijuca Forest to the top of Corcovado Peak (2329 feet / 710 m). The 124 foot (38 m)-high Christ the Redeemer statue is one of the seven wonders of the modern world. From there you can get a fantastic panoramic view of the city. We'll pass by São Conrado beach where many In the afternoon. will visit the Pão de Açúcar lookout with the best views of the city of Rio de Janeiro. We will go up and down the Pão de Açúcar in the traditional cable railway. Optionally (not included), we can enjoy a panoramic flight of 10 minutes to appreciate the wonderful views. After that, we will go on a panoramic City Tour, through the Maracana, the most popular soccer stadium in the world, and the Sambadrome, an area specially built for the parade of samba schools that participate every year during Carnival. Then, we will visit Santa Teresa, one of the most charming neighborhoods in Rio. On the way, we'll enjoy the breathtaking views of Guanabara Bay and the city center, as well as the fantastic walls covered by graffiti art between the hillsides and old mansions. We'll make a stop to visit the Escadaria Selarón, another famous carioca postcard. We’ll pass by the financial center of Rio where modern and colonial styles are mixed and we will make a short stop to visit the famous Cathedral of San Sebastian. After the visit, we return to the hotel.

This morning we'll depart to Pedra Bonita, a hill where delta wings take off in the city of Rio. It is a pleasant path that leads to the top of this mountain, 696 meters high, and from where we can get incredible views of San Conrado, Pedra da Gávea, Morro Dois Irmaos, Floresta da Tijuca and Barra da Tijuca. The walk to the top of Pedra Bonita takes an average of 40 minutes. On weekends and holidays, traffic on the free flight ramp road at the beginning of the runway can be intense and make it difficult or delay the car/van to the start of the runway. In these cases, the walk can start at the beginning of the ramp path. In the afternoon, we'll visit a community social project in a favela. Located in the neighborhood of Santa Teresa is an art installation, the Morrinho Project, which is socially important for the community. It consists of a miniature representation on the side of a favela made entirely of painted clay bricks. The project originally started as a children's game, although it was developed in an artistic neighborhood. To get there, our guide will lead us through the streets and alleys of the community, a perfect introduction to the cultural importance of this area and its history of expression and resistance through art. Along the way, we'll pass spectacular viewpoints, where we can see Guanabara Bay and the Sugar Loaf. Once we're at the project we can check out the miniature reconstruction of Rio's favelas, with complex painted streets, 3000 inhabitants, and even police officers. The level of detail is amazing. On our walking tour with the founders of the project, we'll learn more about how this children's pastime became a means of expression for a whole generation of the community. The tour finishes in Laranjeiras, another entrance to this favela, from where we'll return to your accommodation.

We will leave the hotel towards the Navy to board a sloop type boat. We`ll appreciate: Marina da Glória, Flamengo, Botafogo, Urca, Pão de Açúcar, Forte de São João, Forte Lage, Niterói, Fortaleza de Santa Cruz, beach of Adão e Eva, beach of Jurujuba, beach of Charitas, beach of São Francisco, beach of Icaraí, Stone of Itapuca and Stone of Índio, beach of Flechas, beach of Boa Viagem, Contemporary Art Museum, beach Gragoatá, forte Gragoatá, Mocanguê Island, Rio-Niterói bridge, Enxadas Island, the docks, Cobras Island, Fiscal Island, Villegagnon Island, Museum of Modern Art, Monument to the fallen of World War II. We return to the dock and go back to the hotel. We'll have a free afternoon to relax or explore the city on our own. We'll need to be prepared for the next day of adventures!

Today we'll enjoy a rafting tour in Rio de Janeiro taking place in a beautiful mountainous region in Casimiro de Abreu, with many rivers, rapids, and lush vegetation. Only two hours from Rio by car. After brief instructions, the fun begins. The rafting circuit lasts approximately one and half hours, traveling (5 km / 3,11 miles) on the river, with rapids ranging from level 2 to 3+, enough to enjoy this thrilling adventure. In some parts of the river, calm waters sections that are possible to do river floating or stop to dive in very nice spots. The water is very clean and pleasant. Also, the region where the rafting takes place is an Ecological and Rural Tourism pole. Definitely a wonderful experience! At the end of the tour, we will stop at a delicious homemade food restaurant (not included), and then, we'll return to our accommodation in Rio de Janeiro.

Today, we'll fly from Rio de Janeiro to Foz do Iguaçú. We'll arrive in Foz do Iguaçu and transfer to our hotel. An exciting day awaits, where we'll get to experience Brazil differently. After checking into our hotel, it will be time to explore the Brazilian side of the falls! We leave the hotel by car to the National Park’s visitor center where we’ll find our bikes, safety helmets, and a bottle of water. Accompanied by an instructor and a guide we will pedal about 10km to the beginning of the trails of the Brazilian falls. The total length of the runway is 1200 meters from where we get to see the 275 waterfalls that make up the Iguaçu Falls; the most important on the Brazilian side are four: Floriano, Deodoro da Fonseca, Benjamin Constant, and Salto Uniao or Devil's Throat. We park the bicycles in front of the first viewpoint and start the trail on foot, due to the stairs, ascents, and descents that will provide us with beautiful landscapes and different views of the falls. At the end of the trail, we will have the possibility to return to the visitor center by bike or if we are tired we can do it on the park bus. Optionally (not included), we can also take this opportunity to enjoy a 10min flight over the National Park, with a magnificent view of the region and with another perspective of the force of nature, making it even more exciting and unforgettable. The landscape seen from above shows a fantastic water horizon with its steam clouds and beautiful rainbows that from this angle can be truly enjoyed.

Today, after breakfast, we will visit the Iguaçu Falls—recognized among the seven natural wonders of the world, from the Argentinean side. The Iguaçu Falls is the most visited natural attraction in the province of Misiones and one of Argentina's most impressive. Walking paths with different gateways offered by the park provide different views of the falls and their fantastic scenery. The lower circuit offers more contact with nature. In contrast, the upper course provides an overview of all the drops and delta islands, as well as an impressive view of the Garganta del Diablo, where we can feel the fury of water falling in many horseshoe-shaped falls. Still on the Argentinean side, we’ll combine the essence of the Iguazu National Park: jungle and falls in a single ride. We enter the jungle through the Yacaratiá narrow track in units designed for this particular environment, where the natural and cultural richness will be presented along the way. This 5km car ride ends at the forest base Puerto Macuco. Going 100m down we arrive at the dock where we will meet the boats that lead us 6km through the canyon of the lower Iguaçu river towards the waterfalls while enjoying the rapids. We’ll go to the base of Salto Tres Mosqueteros to see the set of Brazilian and Argentine falls, with the Garganta do Diabo crowning the canyon’s view. Then we will reach the peak of emotion when facing the incomparable Salto San Martín, second on the scale and the largest approachable jump by boat. Finally, we land at the dock located in front of San Martin Island, where we will return to the runway system, through the Lower Circuit. After the activtities, we'll return to our accommodation.

At the proper time, you'll depart to the Foz do Iguaçu airport to proceed to your next destination.