Guanabara Bay Panoramic Tour in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Located in the Guanabara Bay, the Ilha de Paquetá, is a great place to escape from the city for a few hours. Starting with hotel pickup, we take you to Praça XV to pickup the ferry to Paquetá. Enjoy the 50 min ferryboat ride in the Guanabara Bay and take your time admiring the city view. There are no cars in the island and to go from place to place, you must walk or rent a bicycle (available for rent on location). The tour guide will take you to the best locations in town. The beautiful colonial buildings, the green hills, the colorful fishing boats and the quiet beaches all around will conque

The spectacular building designed by Santiago Calatrava is on a 15,000m sq area on the Pier Mauá that incorporates a huge reflective pool, gardens, and cycle paths. The main exhibition at the “Museum of Tomorrow” is the brainchild of physicist and cosmologist Luiz Alberto Oliveira. It takes visitors through five major areas: Cosmos, Earth, Anthropocene, Tomorrow and Now via a number of experiments and experiences. Everything encourages visitors to explore fundamental questions of existence and to envisage the kind of future we all face. After the tour inside the museum, we take this opportunit

We enter a booth to stay 88 meters above ground and have a 360° view of the city. We see places such as the Guanabara Bay and the Píer Mauá. All of this with the company of our tour guide explaining the importance of each of those places in Rio. After the Ferris Wheel, we walk through Olympic Boulevard and see closely the same places that we had seen from above. We take this opportunity to see the urban street art and we see the biggest graffiti of the world: the Mural das Etnias from Brazilian artist Kobra.

We invite you to visit AquaRio, the largest aquarium in Latin America. Located in the Zona Portuária (Port Zone), the aquarium occupies a former cold-storage warehouse in an area that spreads over four floors and a basement. It is home to 8,000 animals of 350 different species, including sharks, sting rays and fish. Part of the proceeds of the AquaRio goes to research programs in Brazil focused on marine biology, environmental issues and sustainability. During the tour, we can take pictures (no flash, please) in areas such as the Recinto Oceânico e de Mergulho (Oceanic and Diving Enclosure), t