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Rio De Janeiro And Salvador Classic

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9 days

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687.717 ARS

Explore the iconic cities of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador.

Rio de Janeiro is a contemporary and urban metropolis that beautifully integrates with nature. It's an ideal destination for those seeking stunning beaches and parks while enjoying the opulence of a major city. Salvador enchants with its charming, historic homes and vibrant cultural expressions, offering a colorful cityscape rich in history.

In Rio, you will tour the renowned landmarks such as Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, Maracanã, and the Sambadrome. In Salvador, your itinerary includes visits to historic centers, churches, the Lacerda Elevator, and the Pelourinho.

This travel package offers 8 nights of hotel accommodation, guided tours, and airport transfers.

Tour Description

Day 1: Arrival in Rio de Janeiro

When you land at Rio de Janeiro International Airport, our representative will greet you and guide you to your hotel. You will have the rest of the day to unwind or explore the vibrant city at your own pace.

Day 2: Discovering Rio de Janeiro: Corcovado & Sugar Loaf with Lunch

The tour kicks off with a pick-up from your hotel, heading to the iconic Corcovado Mountain, home to the awe-inspiring Christ the Redeemer statue standing 710 meters tall. Surrounded by the lush greenery of Tijuca Forest National Park, the world's largest urban forest, you'll be immersed in nature while admiring this breathtaking landmark.

At the summit, take in a stunning panoramic view of Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, the city's northern areas, and its beautiful beaches. Next, we visit the famed Maracanã Stadium for an external viewing, allowing you to appreciate its grandeur.

Our journey continues with a visit to the renowned Sambadrome and Apotheosis Square along the famous Carnival Avenue.

Reenergize with a delightful buffet lunch before we head to Sugarloaf Mountain, rising 395 meters above sea level in the heart of Guanabara Bay. A glass cable car ride to the top offers a 360° view of Copacabana, Urca, Botafogo, Flamengo, and more.

We wrap up by exploring the charming Historic Center, stopping by the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral, the vibrant Selarón Steps, and passing beneath the iconic Arcos da Lapa.

After a day brimming with excitement and exploration, we’ll return you to your hotel, where you can relax and reflect on this unforgettable day.

Day 3: Leisure Day in Rio de Janeiro

Enjoy a free day to explore Rio de Janeiro. Consider an optional jeep tour lasting about 4 hours through Tijuca Forest, showcasing the stunning Chinese Viewpoint, the famous Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, Guanabara Bay, and the Botanical Garden, rich with imperial palm trees and stories from the Brazilian Empire.

Day 4: Leisure Day in Rio de Janeiro

Another day at your leisure to explore Rio de Janeiro. We suggest an optional walking tour through the city center, visiting the Royal Portuguese Reading Cabinet, the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro, the Cultural Center of the Bank of Brazil, the National Historical Museum, and the São Bento Monastery, among other attractions.

Day 5: Departure to Salvador

We will collect you from your hotel in Rio de Janeiro and transport you to the airport for your flight to Bahia.

Upon arrival in Salvador, we will escort you to your chosen hotel, leaving the rest of the day open for you to explore the city.

Day 6: City Tour in Salvador

The tour commences as we depart from selected hotels to visit some of Salvador's most significant sites, where the city's history, first streets, squares, and churches come alive.

We begin at the Bar Lighthouse and proceed to the Upper City via the Victory Corridor, Campo Grande, and Piedade. This is the city's modern sector, bustling with large buildings, shopping centers, streets, and avenues, forming Salvador's economic hub.

We then stroll through the Municipal Square, home to the Palace of Rio Branco and the City Hall, in front of the Lacerda Elevator, offering magnificent views of All Saints Bay. .

From the Lacerda Elevator, admire the Upper City, Lower City, and the diverse angles of the Pelourinho's streets and homes. We move on to the Terreiro de Jesús, where the Basilica Cathedral of the Savior and the Church of San Francisco—a stunning example of Portuguese baroque—await.

Our tour concludes at Largo do Pelourinho, a vibrant mix of colors, cultures, and history, recognized by UNESCO and brought to fame by the esteemed writer Jorge Amado.

Finally, we return to the passengers' hotels.

Day 7: Leisure Day in Salvador

Enjoy a free day in Salvador. Optional suggestion: An excursion to Praia do Forte, a 12 km beach renowned for its reefs and coconut trees. This location offers boat tours and diving opportunities. Ecotourism enthusiasts should not miss the TAMAR Project, a leading sea turtle preservation and research initiative.

Day 8: Leisure Day in Salvador

Another day to freely explore Salvador. Optional suggestion: Take a boat trip to the tropical islands in All Saints Bay, Brazil's largest and most stunning bay. This archipelago features 50 islands where you can view Salvador and swim at Ilha dos Frades, as well as visit Itaparica Island, the birthplace of João Ubaldo Ribeiro, author of the novel "A House of Buddhas."

< font color="#676767" face="Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, sans-serif">Day 9: Conclusion of the Journey

After breakfast, we will check out from the hotel and head to Salvador International Airport.

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What’s included?

What’s included:

* Nights of accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included. * Excursions in shared service, with guidance in English/Spanish *Transfers in shared service, with only driver * Entry tickets for Corcovado and Sugar Loaf * BBQ buffet lunch (drinks and desserts not included) during the visit to Corcovado and Sugar Loaf

What’s NOT included:

* Local and international flights * Services not detailed in the program * Food drinks not detailed in the program * Personal expenses * Optional Tours

Frequently Asked Questions

The classic tour package to Brazil typically includes accommodation in selected hotels with breakfast, airport transfers in both destinations, guided tours in Spanish to Rio de Janeiro's must-see attractions (Christ the Redeemer on Corcovado Mountain and Sugarloaf Mountain), and a historical city tour of Pelourinho in Salvador. It usually includes domestic flights between Rio and Salvador, entrance fees to the attractions detailed in the itinerary, and 24/7 tourist assistance. International flights, city taxes, unspecified meals and beverages, gratuities, early check-in/late check-out, and optional excursions are not usually included. Please review the package details for exact inclusions.

The classic Rio de Janeiro and Salvador combined tour typically lasts between 6 and 8 days, ideal for a first trip to Brazil. A common itinerary includes 3 nights in Rio de Janeiro to visit Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, Copacabana, and Ipanema, with free time for an optional tour to the Botanical Garden or sunset in Urca. Then, a domestic flight to Salvador for 2 or 3 nights, exploring the historic Pelourinho district, the Barra Lighthouse, and experiencing its Afro-Brazilian culture. Recommended optional excursions include a boat trip on the Bay of All Saints, a visit to Praia do Forte, or a folkloric capoeira show.

Rio de Janeiro and Salvador de Bahia have a tropical climate, warm year-round. From December to March, the weather is hotter and rainier; this is peak season due to New Year's in Copacabana and Carnival (dates vary), with higher tourist demand. For more stable weather and fewer crowds, many travelers choose April–June and August–November. Pack light clothing, a swimsuit, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent. A light raincoat and comfortable shoes are useful for city excursions and sightseeing. In summer, stay hydrated and plan your visits to Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain for early mornings. Check out local events that can enrich your experience.

To travel to Brazil, bring a valid passport; depending on your nationality, a visa may be required or you may be exempt. Check requirements with the consulate before booking your tour package. Travel insurance with medical and cancellation coverage is recommended. Some authorities advise a yellow fever vaccination for certain areas; consult your doctor. The currency is the Brazilian real (BRL); credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs are available in tourist areas. It's advisable to carry some cash for small purchases and local taxes. The official language is Portuguese; tours often include a Spanish-speaking guide. Electricity: Type N/C plugs, voltage 127/220V depending on the city.

Tour bookings generally require a deposit, with the balance due before departure. Payment terms and methods (credit card or bank transfer) vary by operator. Cancellation and change policies depend on the season (Carnival and New Year's often have stricter conditions) and on each hotel, excursion, and domestic flight provider. The flight between Rio de Janeiro and Salvador de Bahia usually includes carry-on baggage; checked baggage may have a fee and weight limit depending on the airline. You will receive confirmed schedules and coordinated transfers. We recommend purchasing travel insurance and carefully reviewing penalties and flexibility before booking.

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