Explore this natural reserve, a true ecological paradise located in the heart of Rio de Janeiro. During the tour, you will observe the rich biodiversity of the area while admiring stunning landscapes, crystal-clear waterfalls, and fascinating caves. Along the way, it is possible to spot various species of wildlife, such as monkeys, sloths, toucans, coatis, and colorful butterflies, among others. After walking through the park’s trails, you can cool off in the beautiful waterfalls that make up this paradisiacal setting. Come and experience a unique connection with nature right in the middle of the city!
Itinerary
The first stop is at Canoas Overlook, a breathtaking viewpoint where you can admire iconic landmarks such as São Conrado Beach, Pedra da Gávea, Pedra Bonita, and the Hang Gliding Ramp. After a brief stop, we will head directly to Tijuca National Park, just 10 minutes away.
Tijuca National Park is considered the world's largest urban tropical forest, covering 39 square kilometers. It is home to a vast variety of plants and animals, including: • Over 300 bird species • 2,500 species of trees and plants • About 60 species of amphibians and reptiles • Several mammals, including capuchin monkeys and sloths During this tour, we will explore the park’s most remarkable spots—a perfect place for nature observation.
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The first stop inside the park is to observe this impressive waterfall, standing about 40 meters high—the tallest in the region.
You will explore the mysterious beauty of the Bat Cave, a 100-meter-long and 30-meter-high cavern—the most visited cave in the park.
Após a caminhada você poderá se refrescar nas águas cristalinas das Cachoeiras do Parque Nacional. É o momento ideal para relaxar em meio a natureza local.
The final stop is at the famous Chinese View lookout point, where you can admire the full beauty of Rio de Janeiro. Enjoy stunning views of the city, including Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Ipanema Beach, and Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon.
