Parasailing in Rio is certainly one of the most enjoyable activities you can find here. Imagine how it would be soaring over the Atlantic Ocean and enjoying all the beauty of our coastline with a privileged view of the beaches and mountains. If you're looking for a fun experience during your vacation in Rio de Janeiro, this unforgettable parasailing adventure is for you.
You'll board a boat with a few other people, giving you more time in the air. Then you will strap safely into your harness and rise up into the air on an exciting single or tandem flight. Admire spectacular views as you soar over the Ocean along the coast of Copacabana and Ipanema at your chosen height of 100 feet 250 feet.Take-off and landing are dry and take place on the boat, not on the water or beach, making this a safe and comfortable experience.
After being picked up from your hotel, discover some of the city's most famous monuments and also observe its natural beauty from above.
The tour starts with a panoramic tour, passing by the Sambodromo, famous for the Rio de Janeiro Carnival and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where Pope Francis, as Archbishop Jorge Bergoglio, used to perform mass before assuming office in the Vatican in 2013. The Maracana stadium where it was disputed two finals of the World Cup and the colourful Selaron Staircase.
Upon arrival at Corcovado, travel by Van or Train through the Atlantic Forest to the top, where you can enjoy an incredible view of the "Wonderful City" and contemplate one of the 7 New Wonders of the World, the statue of Christ the Redeemer standing a staggering 38 meters in height.
Plaza Premium Lounge (International Departures, Terminal 2) helps you to escape from the hustle and bustle of the busy airport, you are invited to experience a relaxing atmospherewhere you can unwind or get work done, while waiting for your onward flight. Uniquely designed to provide the tranquility that will help you work, refresh yourself, or simply relax and unwind. Built with the business travellers and holiday makers in mind, the lounge offers the best and quality service, relaxation and comfort.
This 14,000 square foot lounge is located in the South Pier, a new extension of the airport. Travellers can enjoy an array services and facilities, including comfortable seating, a wide selection of food and beverage, shower facilities, complimentary Wi-Fi, workstations, TV channels and international newspapers and magazines. VIP rooms are also available for travellers who need a little more privacy.
A perfect place for both leisure and business travellers to rest and relax before their international flights, with unique art features created exclusively for local graffiti artists. Travellers can access the lounge by taking the escalator right after the duty free shops to Level 3.
The opening time is from 2am to 2pm daily, providing amenities and services to ease your tiredness after long haul travel as well as to enhance your physical well-being and rejuvenate your senses in preparation for your next destination.
Meeting point instructions
At the South Pier, International Departures, Terminal 2, Rio de Janeiro RIOgaleao - Tom Jobim International Airport.
Take the escalator right after the duty free shops to Level 3.
Important information
A valid Boarding Pass is needed for passengers to access to the lounge. After checking in for your flight, pass through the departure immigration or transit area to access the Lounge. Please must present printed voucher at the reception. Your duration of stay is at most 3 hours .
Plaza Premium Lounge (Domestic Departures, Terminal 2) helps you to escape from the hustle and bustle of the busy airport, you are invited to experience a relaxing atmosphere where you can unwind or get work done, while waiting for your onward flight. Uniquely designed to provide the tranquility that will help you work, refresh yourself, or simply relax and unwind. Built with the business travellers and holiday makers in mind, the lounge offers the best and quality service, relaxation and comfort.
This lounge is conveniently located in the restricted area on Level 1 in Terminal 2, after the boarding pass check and security, situated on the busy passageway towards the gates.
Spanning over 10,000 square ft., this lounge offers over 220 seats for travellers to rest in a spacious and comfortable environment.
The lounge offers comfortable seating with a bar offering delectable snack, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages.
The lounge is also equipped with TV, free Wi-Fi, Charging Station, News Paper, Magazine, Flight Information, Lounge Bay, Shower facility, etc
Open Monday to Sunday: 24 hours. Providing amenities and services to ease your tiredness after long haul travel as well as to enhance your physical well-being and rejuvenate your senses in preparation for your next destination.
Travellers can access this lounge by taking the escalators right after the duty free shops to Level 1
Meeting point instructions
Level 1, Domestic Departures, Terminal 2, Rio de Janeiro RIOgaleao - Tom Jobim International Airport
Take the escalators right after the duty free shops to Level 1.
Important information
A valid Boarding Pass is needed for passengers to access to the lounge. Please must present printed voucher at the reception. Your duration of stay is at most 3 hours .
Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals, Terminal 2) helps you to escape from the hustle and bustle of the busy airport, you are invited to experience a relaxing atmosphere where you can unwind or get work done, while waiting for your onward flight. Uniquely designed to provide the tranquility that will help you work, refresh yourself, or simply relax and unwind. Built with the business travellers and holiday makers in mind, the lounge offers the best and quality service, relaxation and comfort.
This lounge is located in the non-restricted area on Level 2 of the car park building in Terminal 2. The space of lounge is approx. 4,700 square ft. Equipped with shower rooms, private relaxation suites, VIP room and meeting room. It is ideal for travellers, who need a power nap or catch up on some work while waiting for their flight.
The lounge offers comfortable seating with a bar offering delectable snack, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages.
The lounge is also equipped with TV, free Wi-Fi, Charging Station, News Paper, Magazine, Flight Information, Lounge Bay, Shower facility, etc
The opening time is 24 hours daily, providing amenities and services to ease your tiredness after long haul travel as well as to enhance your physical well-being and rejuvenate your senses in preparation for your next destination.
Please note that Food & Beverages are not available at this lounge between 22:00 and 0600 daily.
LOCATION
Level 2, Carpark Building, Terminal 2, Rio de Janeiro RIOgaleao - Tom Jobim International Airport
Other Remarks :
A valid Boarding Pass is needed for passengers to access to the lounge. Please must present printed voucher at the reception. Your duration of stay is at most 3 hours .
Rio de Janeiro has a singular coast with beautiful mountains, rainforests, beaches and wild islands. If you want to see this from a different perspective, our hawaiian canoe (also knows as polynesian canoe) tour is the perfect choice. Starting at Urca Beach, we are able to visit many points of interest inside Guanabara Bay. With ideal conditions, we will head to open sea and visit Fora Beach, just beneath the amazing Sugar Loaf mountain, where we will stop to cool down and swim for a while. Great exercise and unforgettable experience.
Others
Canoeing duration is approximately 1.30h and is considered a moderate exercise.
Begin the tour with a visit to the Casa Roberto Marinho Institute, located at the foot of the Christ the Redeemer Statue and close to the Tijuca Forest.
The Institute is over 10.000 m2 in size and is where the renowned journalist Roberto Marinho lived for 60 years of his life. The stunning neocolonial building was built in 1939 and surrounded by its beautiful Burle Max gardens, designed by the largest landscaper in Brazil.
The house houses impressive pieces of modern Brazilian art and is considered one of the largest private art collections in Brazil open to the public in Rio de Janeiro.
After the visit, continue the tour to Santa Teresa, the "Montmartre Carioca", a neighbourhood known for its warm and relaxed atmosphere and artistic spirit, hence the reference to the famous Parisian neighbourhood. The view from Santa Teresa and its architecture makes it unmistakable in the Carioca scene.
Pass by landmarks such as Largo dos Guimaraes, the gastronomic and central area of Santa Teresa, and Parque das Ruinas (park of the ruins), where you see the ruins of a large house that was once the meeting point of Brazilian modernism and where socialite Laurinda Santos Lobo once lived.
Languages
English, Spanish and Portuguese (multilingual guide)
On this walking tour, you will get to know the history of the neighborhood, its historical and cultural importance to the city, as well as its main attractions,Copacabana is the most famous neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro.
The waves depicted on its sidewalk replicate the design of Rocio Square in Lisbon, and have become a kind of "informal logo" of the city. This tour will show these and more curiosities, as well as historical facts that had Copacabana as a setting.
One of the highlights of the tour is the visit of the Copacabana Fort with its beautiful view of the 4 km of waterfront and the Petit Colombo, a branch of the Confeitaria Colombo inside the Fort.
Languages
English and Spanish, Portuguese (bilingual guide)
Gain an introduction to the history of Rio de Janeiro. The tour focuses on architecture and multicultural traditions, which defines a unique way of being as well as living the "carioca", a true architectural jewel that unites the passion for literature and a piece of history between Brazil and Portugal.
See the Real Gabinete Portugues de Leitura (the Royal Portuguese Reading Room), one of the highlights of the tour. You will also find out about the curiosities and "legacies" left by the Europeans in the city centre, and take a "delicious" walk through the city centre with a visit to two of the most traditional pastry shops in Rio: Confeitaria Colombo and Casa Cave.
Walk along Rio's Downtown area to learn more about Brazil's history and the city's post-olympic legacy. Visit the Valongo Wharf, the Olympic Boulevard (new harbor area) with the Kobra Mural and the Museum of Tomorrow, the Monastery of Saint Benedict, the Olympic Cauldron, Praca XV, and the Confeitaria Colombo (closed on Sundays).
Begin your tour being pickup from your hotel to discover the many hidden gems in Rio's Downtown area with a tour guide. Start at the Valongo Wharf - the latest Unesco World Heritage site in the city - and learn more about the African influence in Brazil.
Then head to the Kobra Mural - one of the largest graffiti walls in the world - created by the Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra, to admire the five ethnic groups portrayed in a colorful geometric background. After a few pictures, you will walk along the Olympic Boulevard towards the Museum of Tomorrow - a modern and technological science museum dedicated to explore and question all the possibilities for constructing the future of the planet and of mankind - and its remarkable architecture. You will enter the Museum of Tomorrow and pay a visit in the most visited museum in Brazil!
After exploring the future, travel to the past in the Monastery of Saint Benedict, where you will experience the contrast of the simple facade with the interior covered with the golden ornaments, a heritage from the Baroque period.
Before heading towards the historical streets of Rio, you will see Rio 2016 Olympic Cauldron created by the American artist Anthony Howe. You will notice the reflective-kinetic-sphered-structure as a reminder of the Games.
At the Praca XV, you will see one of the former headquarters of the Brazilian empire and learn more about important facts of Brazilian history that happened in the area.
Your last stop will be at Confeitaria Colombo (closed on Sundays), a permanent member of all "must-see cafes" rankings around the world. Enjoy the opulent art nouveau decorated with huge stained glass, tiles, and mirrors imported from France, Portugal, and Belgium. You can finish your tour tasting one of the Brazilian traditional snacks - such as the coxinha de frango ('little chicken thigh') - or desserts - such as the brigadeiro ('brigadier') in one of Rio de Janeiro's most prestigious places at the beginning of the 20th century.
