Rio is the second largest city in Brazil and the state capital city of Rio de Janeiro. The city is best Known for STI beaches, carnivals, football, music and its well preserved tropical forests. Commonly Known as just Rio and eleven Portuguese colony, it was the capital city of Brazil Also For nearly two centuries During the 1800s. Became the 1960 Brasilia in Brazil Achieved independence When capital. Tourists mainly get Attracted to Rio not Just Because of it musical diversity and beaches But Also Because of Its Flora and fauna. The world s two largest forests are in Rio, surrounded by the most amazing beaches and mountains forming The most breathtaking landscapes

Today you will take a panoramic city tour, travel to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain and visit the Christ the Redeemer statue on this full-day comprehensive tour of Rio's most famous landmarks. Reach the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain and Corcovado Mountain by cable car and cog train through the Tijuca Rainforest, respectively.


Highlights
• Conquer Corcovado Mountain
• Christ Redeemer
• Sugar Loaf Mountain
• Admire the view of Rio's sprawling beaches from the top of Corcovado Mountain
• Spend up to an hour with your guide at Christ the Redeemer statue
• Take the cable car to Sugarloaf Mountain in time to see the sun set over Copacabana Beach

The beauty of Rio de Janeiro, With its hills, sea and amazing vegetation is unique, and the ingredients are in Original That Make Gávea Golf & Country Club one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. Located between Pedra da Gávea and Tijuca Forest, it is the center Most golf course in the city - a few meters from São Conrado beach. You need to be in shape to face ITS fairways - Particularly the ones on the front nine. However, the reward is worthwhile: an unforgettable view over the course and the sea. The golf course, one of The most traditional in Brazil, some works in Partnership with Local hotels,: such as the Intercontinental, and the course is open to visitors from Tuesdays to Fridays. On weekends, it is restricted to members.

The Olympic Golf Course is a new venue built for the men's and women's individual golf events of the 2016 Summer Games, where golf returned for the first time as an Olympic sport after 112 years. Hanse Golf Course Design was chosen from eight contenders to build the course.The new golf facility is located at Reserva de Marapendi in Barra da Tijuca – Rio de Janeiro. As [the 2016 Games] marks the return of golf to the Olympic Games after over a century of absence, this course represents the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the sport. It will enable Rio to host important events in the international calendar and it would be an example of sustainability and preservation of an environmentally protected area. This course will be an excellent facility for the practice and development of golf and will inspire millions of youth across Brazil and the globe. The Olympic 18-hole course has a links-style feel, mostly comparable to the Australian sand-belt courses and is naturally integrated in the native vegetation. There is plenty of wildlife present at the course, including capybaras (large rodent), caimans (small crocodile) and corujas (burrowing owls). The experience of playing this already legendary course will linger in your memory for ever!

Chosen as a favourite by President Getúlio Vargas, who played golf there in the 30s, Itanhangá is one of the best golf courses in Brazil. According to the American magazine Golf Digest it is ranked amongst the hundred best courses in the world outside the USA. It is also the only one with 27 holes in Rio de Janeiro State. The course is well located in Barra da Tijuca, one of the fastest growing neighbourhoods in the city. From the course, there is a privileged view of Pedra da Gávea and Tijuca Forest, two of Rio de Janeiro’s most beautiful postcard views. Itanhangá is also famous for its Golf School, which is active in promoting junior golf.

We suggest to enjoy Rio de Janeiro alternative activities.

• Santa Teresa & Historic Downtown Tour (6 hours)
• Bikes Tours
• Angra Dos Reis Island Full Day TOur
• Tijuca Forest Jeep Tour
• Extra Golf Round

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Trancoso is one of the earliest settlements founded by the Portuguese in Brazil (1586) and a village of incredible natural beauty. Sitting atop a grassy bluff overlooking unspoiled golden sand beaches, Trancoso embodies a certain rustic sophistication that captivates style-minded travelers – indeed, much of the village looks straight out of a Travel & Leisure spread. It's a favorite destination for jetsetters who want to get away from it, all while still having access to a few fashionable venues for dining and shopping. Trancoso also offers a spectacular 18 hole world-class golfcourse.

The small village of Trancoso was discovered by the hippy movement in the 70s. After the 90s, it became famous as a stronghold for business people, artists, celebrities and members of the Brazilian jet set. Nowadays, Trancoso is being discovered by golfers from all over the world, thanks to Terravista Golf Course, one of the most famous Brazilian courses.Designed by American architect Dan Blankenship, the course opened in 2004. Its fairways cover 175 acres of a resort complex that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, near the small town of Trancoso on Brazil’s Discovery Coats (so called because it’s here that the first Portuguese settlers landed 500 years ago). The front nine holes are routed through an Atlantic rainforest environment while the back nine holes are played closer to the coast, with four holes laid out along the edge of the cliffs. The signature hole is found here at hole 14, a much-photographed par three where the green is perched 150 feet above the water’s level. From the tee box, giant sea turtles can be observed swimming in the ocean.

We suggest: Full Day Tour: Historic Village & Exoctic Beaches

In this tour you will enjoy the charming historic village Trancoso, with her exotic beaches. One of the most popular destinations of Bahia is a true paradise! It is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of big cities and rest at beaches with fine sand and warm water. Your private English guide will take you on various walking tours, starting with the most beautiful beaches. Some are deserted (Itaquena and Patimirim) and others have stands where you can drink fresh coconut water or local cocktails and eat typical Bahian food, like the acarajé (fried beans dumpling stuffed with dried shrimp and seasonings). The “Praia dos Coqueiros” beach offers reefs that form natural water pools at low tide and are perfect for diving. At the end of the day we finish with a walking tour through the historic square of Trancoso, famous for the church of Saint John the Baptist (16th century), the colorful houses, inns, restaurants both rugged and chic, and hand made craft shops.

Duration: 9 hours
Tour includes: private English guide + private transportation.

The small village of Trancoso was discovered by the hippy movement in the 70s. After the 90s, it became famous as a stronghold for business people, artists, celebrities and members of the Brazilian jet set. Nowadays, Trancoso is being discovered by golfers from all over the world, thanks to Terravista Golf Course, one of the most famous Brazilian courses.Designed by American architect Dan Blankenship, the course opened in 2004. Its fairways cover 175 acres of a resort complex that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, near the small town of Trancoso on Brazil’s Discovery Coats (so called because it’s here that the first Portuguese settlers landed 500 years ago). The front nine holes are routed through an Atlantic rainforest environment while the back nine holes are played closer to the coast, with four holes laid out along the edge of the cliffs. The signature hole is found here at hole 14, a much-photographed par three where the green is perched 150 feet above the water’s level. From the tee box, giant sea turtles can be observed swimming in the ocean.

Foz do Iguaçu is considered by many to be South America's greatest natural sight. Formed by a succession of 275 interlinking falls up to 246 ft (75 m) in high, cascading over a 1,8 mile (3 km) precipice, shared between Brazil and Argentina, the falls are completely surrounded by nature preserves and national parks, containing one of the largest surviving tracts of Atlantic forest in South America. Raft the waters below the falls, hire a powerboat that skim the waters to the very foot of the falls, practice adventure sports such as hiking, trekking and wood canoeing or go visit the Bird Park or the world’s largest hydroelectric works, the Itaipu Dam. Foz do Iguaçu also offers a great 18-hole golf course.

The Brazilian side of the waterfalls lies across the river. It is the same geographic feature, as nature has no borders, but from the Brazilian side, visitors may appreciate the falls from a different perspective.
Rumor has it that the waterfalls are different “on the other side”. They look larger, more visual, and ideal to take a huge panoramic picture and share it with acquaintances, family and friends.

The truth is that on the Brazilian side, the waterfalls are just the same, but visitors may catch a complete glimpse of their front view, as well as of their grandness, due to the geographic situation of Parque Nacional do Iguaçú, which we reached by car from the City of Puerto Iguazú. Parque Nacional do Iguaçu is wonderful from every point of view and, just like its Argentinian equivalent, it is nestled in the heart of this green thick rainforest where palm trees, climbing plants, bamboo and ivy are common and give shape to an almost impenetrable layer.

Unforgettable Helicopter Experience Over the Falls:

On the Brazilian side, it is possible to have a unique experience by flying over the famous Iguazú Waterfalls at a prudent distance. These flights offer a majestic view of this geographical wonder of waters and falls. The sign located on the road invited us to a unique experience: flying over the Iguazú Waterfalls on a helicopter. This is one of the many flights leaving everyday from the Brazilian heliport. In a matter of minutes, they unveil the mystery of the falls from the air and they show how the Iguazú River continues its course until it empties into the Paraná River. Flying over the waterfalls on a helicopter is a tour like no other. It shows a unique sight of this place, which features the necessary magic to please the most demanding of mortals, even those who believe they have already seen everything.

Iguassu Golf Club is located in the triple frontier of Paraguay , Brasil and Argentine , 8 Km , far from the Iguazu Falls from the Brasilian side. Besides the wonderful beauty of the environment, this course is very well known for its excellent maintenance and challenging greens design. In fact this tourist resort counts with all the comfort of a five starts Hotel with an integral sport infrastructure.

On your last day we can guide you back to the airport or in case you want to experience more of Brazil, we will be excited to inform you about all the possibilities!.