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Rio de Janeiro is often called the sexiest city in the world and during Carnival, that reputation isn’t just a line in a travel brochure. It’s lived, danced, and worn with pride on the streets, in the samba schools, and across every bloco that fills the city with rhythm. If you’re planning to experience Carnival […]
Wild Rio | Nature & Trails Rio de Janeiro is one of the few cities in the world where nature doesn’t sit on the edges; it defines the city itself. Here, rainforest, mountains, waterfalls, and ocean don’t compete with urban life. They coexist. They shape the climate, the rhythm, and the way the city breathes. […]
Wild Rio | Sustainable Travel | Signature Experiences Most travelers experience nature from above. Trails, viewpoints, coastlines. But some ecosystems only reveal themselves when you slow down and go deeper. In Arraial do Cabo, the ocean is not just scenery. It’s a living bioma, shaped by currents, temperature shifts, and one of the richest marine […]
For many French travelers, Rio de Janeiro is more than a postcard destination.It is a rare place where untamed nature, vibrant culture, and urban life coexist in ways few cities in the world can offer. From rainforest trails hidden inside the city to dramatic cliffs overlooking the Atlantic, Rio delivers a kind of adventure that […]
Discover warm nights, twinkling lights, and the real Rio de Janeiro festive spirit Introduction December in Rio isn’t about snow or frost. It’s about palm trees lit with fairy lights, sea breezes that carry laughter, and the hum of samba drifting through warm evenings. Here, the festive season blends with nature, culture, and the pulse […]
What you might see on the trail and how to watch with care Step into Tijuca and you meet the real Rio. The air turns cooler, the canopy hums, and every rustle might be a moment. Much of this forest was replanted in the nineteenth century after coffee farms and is now protected as a […]
The Morro dos Dois Irmãos, or the Two Brothers Hill, is one of the iconic natural wonders of Rio de Janeiro. This peak offers breathtaking views of the beaches, the Atlantic Ocean, the Vidigal favela, and Christ the Redeemer. It’s a must-see destination for hiking and ecotourism enthusiasts in Rio. Indeed, if you’re looking for […]
Nestled at the foot of Corcovado Mountain, the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden is a true haven for nature lovers. Founded by King John VI of Portugal in 1808, this garden is a botanical treasure and a place to celebrate the rich biodiversity of Brazil. For those who enjoy strolling in nature, this green space offers […]
Rio de Janeiro, renowned for its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and iconic landmarks, also boasts breathtaking natural landscapes perfect for hiking and trekking enthusiasts. From the lush trails of Parque Tijuca to the rugged peaks outside the city, Rio offers an array of adventures for outdoor enthusiasts. So, let’s explore the Rio’s top hike & […]
Welcome to the Rio de Janeiro Aquarium, the largest marine aquarium in South America, in the heart of the Marvelous City. Beyond a mere collection of oceanic exhibits, AquaRio invites you on a journey into the depths, revealing the intricacies and wonders of aquatic life. Let’s explore this submarine odyssey with a focus on essential […]
Rio de Janeiro, renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant city life, also hides a treasure trove of natural wonders within its lush rainforests. Among these gems are the captivating waterfalls that offer a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and breathtaking beauty. This guide aims to assist nature lovers in discovering the mesmerizing waterfalls of […]
Sugarloaf Mountain is one of the most iconic landmarks in Brazil. It’s a granite peak that rises 396 meters (1,299 feet) above the harbor of Rio de Janeiro. Its name is for its resemblance to a traditional sugarloaf shape, the usual form of refined sugar until the late 19th century. The Sugarloaf is an attraction […]