4 days all inclusive Rio de Janeiro

Overview

Day by day itinerary

1. 1Hotel Guest House Parati in Sao Conrado⌄

   São Conrado is an affluent neighborhood located in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, distinguished by its dramatic natural setting, nestled between the imposing mountains of Pedra da Gávea and Pedra Bonita and the Atlantic Ocean. Known for its sophisticated atmosphere, it features high-end residential buildings, luxury condominiums, and the Fashion Mall, catering to an exclusive clientele. The neighborhood's beach, Praia de São Conrado (also called Pepino Beach), is internationally famous as the landing strip for hang gliding and paragliding enthusiasts launching from Pedra Bonita, offering spectacular views.

   Volunteer activity with the children of the small favela of the estrada das canoas .

   Meals: Breakfast

   Overnight: Guest House Parati Sao Conrado

2. 2Favela tour⌄

   visit on a walking tour of the local small favela of the residents of the Estrada das Canoas very near to the Guest House

   Meals: Breakfast

   Overnight: Guest House Parati Sao Conrado

3. 3Free day Shopping⌄

   Shopping Rio Sul is a classic and prominent retail center located in the Botafogo neighborhood of Rio's South Zone, notable for being one of the first major shopping malls in the city, having opened in 1980. It serves as a major commercial and leisure hub, housing approximately 400 stores across four retail floors, offering a comprehensive mix of national and international fashion brands, a large home center, diverse dining options across two food courts, and a cinema complex. Strategically positioned on a main artery linking Copacabana and Botafogo, Rio Sul is easily accessible and remains a popular destination for both Cariocas (Rio residents) and tourists seeking a full-service, air-conditioned shopping and entertainment experience.

   Meals: Breakfast

   Overnight: Guest House Parati Sao Conrado

4. 4Beach⌄

   São Conrado Beach, also known as Pepino Beach (Praia do Pepino), is one of Rio's most visually stunning shorelines, set against the dramatic backdrop of the towering Pedra da Gávea and the dense Tijuca Forest. It is internationally famous as the primary landing spot for hang gliders and paragliders who launch from Pedra Bonita, providing a unique and thrilling spectacle where colorful gliders descend onto the sand throughout the day. While generally less crowded than Copacabana or Ipanema, the beach features soft white sand, strong waves that are popular with experienced surfers and bodyboarders, and a long stretch of sand ideal for sunbathing and sports, offering a more tranquil yet adventurous atmosphere in the city's affluent South Zone.

   Meals: Breakfast