• Parque Nacional da Tijuca - After being picked up from the hotel in Rio by the guide, hop into an open Jeep for an exciting ride! Travel to the city’s edge and enter Tijuca Forest, just 10 minutes from the city center. Learn about the significant reforestation efforts of Tijuca National Park and the importance of the Mata Atlântica ecosystem, which is part of the extensive and protected Mata Biosphere Reserve spanning 14 states in Brazil.
• Tijuca National Park Visitor Center - Discover the Visitor Center to gain insights into local biodiversity.
• Cascatinha Taunay - Stroll to the clear and scenic waterfalls of Cascatinha Taunay. There’s no better way to immerse in the vibrant rainforest and admire the abundant wildlife!
• Emperor’s Table - Relish the stunning city view, just as the Royal family did on numerous occasions.

It was at this table that Dom Pedro I, seeking a meal amidst one of the most breathtaking views, would leave his residence at Quinta da Boa Vista and travel with his cart towards Estrada da Vista China.

At 487 meters above sea level, the Emperor’s Table offers breathtaking views of the city, blending urbanization with nature. Stairs around the parapet lead visitors to the edge of a concrete ramp, creating a magnificent setting.

• Capela Mayrink - Pause briefly at this historic chapel. The charming pink chapel nestled in the woods, 460 meters above sea level, resembles a storybook house. Built in 1860 by Portuguese banker Viscount de Souto on his farm in Tijuca Forest, the Chapel is a highlight of Tijuca National Park. The altar features reproductions of panels with sacred images by Cândido Portinari. The gardens, along with the Carrara marble and tiled patio tub with a frowning spout, were designed by landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx.
• Vista Chinesa - Enjoy a panoramic view from the Tijuca Rainforest. At Vista Chinesa (Chinese View), capture expansive views of Ipanema and Copacabana beaches, Guanabara Bay, and even Niteroi.

The lookout was constructed between 1902 and 1906. The oriental-style pagoda honors the Chinese who introduced tea cultivation to Brazil in the early 19th century.

Made of bamboo and cement, and located 380 meters above sea level, it is a significant tourist attraction in the city.

• Cachoeira dos Primatas - Witness the waterfall during the hike.

• Jeep tour of Tijuca Rain Forest
• Eco hike
• Hotel pickup and drop off from most hotels in Downtown and Rio’s South Zone or Barra da Tijuca
• Visit to Tijuca National Park
• Professional Tour Guide

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks

Join us for a morning trip in an exposed Jeep to explore Tijuca Forest, also referred to as Tijuca National Park, situated in Rio de Janeiro. This part of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, also known as Mata Atlântica, boasts breathtaking panoramic views from the Chinese View (Vista Chinesa). Our 4-hour ecological tour includes a beginner-friendly hike guided by a professional, where you can potentially observe monkeys, birds, and butterflies, and even sloths! You will be astonished by the unique juxtaposition of a tropical rainforest on the threshold of a bustling city.

• The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation.
• Wear comfortable clothing and shoes
• Bring a bottle of water, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat in case it’s hot
• Stay tuned to the neighborhood where your hotel is located. There are two pick up options available with different prices.
• Due to Forest regulations, it is not possible to visit Vista Chinesa (Chinese View) on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.