Rio-Niterói Bridge is longest bridge in the Southern Hemisphere, one of the largest bridges in the world with its 13 kilometers long and up to 70 meters high in the central span section.

Porto Maravilha has become a cultural and Creative pole in the Marvelous City, with museums, restaurants, alternative spaces, graffiti and several other cool things.

Tomorrow's museum is a cultural space who conquers anyone for its different futuristic architecture.

It looks like London, but it isn't! From the boat, tourists can get incredible views of Rio's ferris wheel, in the London Eye style!

Located at the entrance to Guanabara Bay, Laje Fortress was decisive in preventing French and Dutch corsairs and invaders to enter the Bay to attack Rio.

Flamengo beach and landfilled park has the world's largest manmade park, fully planted with tropical vegetation. It’s also known for being one of the biggest complex of recreation of the city ideal for those who want to enjoy a sunny day and do activities outside of the house.

The fortress was built in the context of the expulsion of the French by the Portuguese from Guanabara Bay. It was a strategic region that had been occupied by the French since 1555, called France Antarctica. With the Portuguese victory, in 1565 the city of Rio de Janeiro was founded.

Known for sheltering the Sugarloaf Mountain and for the privileged view it offers to Guanabara Bay, Botafogo beach hides a little explored and pulsating alternative life with bars, restaurants and cultural centers.

We pass just in front of Sugar Loaf hill at the entrance to Guanabara Bay. It’s well known worldwide as one of the postcards and symbols of Rio de Janeiro.

Pass by Copacabana beach that was inspiration of songs and poetry, and one of the most famous postcards in Brazil and stage of one of the biggest New Year's Eve in the world, the neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro has a lot of history, cultural life and bohemia.

Pass by Ipanema beach which is a peaceful area with attractive landscapes, clear sand, calm sea and beautiful mountain scenery! Ipanema has a wonderful sunset and strategic places to watch it.

Five islands make up this remote archipelago that attracts outdoor enthusiasts, water sports adventurers and nature lovers. On Cagarra’s islands, visitors will find many birds and marine life around this protected group of islands, including dolphins, boobies, frigates and seagulls. The longest island, the long island, is one of the main stops on boat trips, as its crystal clear waters are full of tropical fish and are known for ideal diving conditions, in addition to easy access to underwater wrecks.

Another famous postcard of Rio, the red beach is one of the most delightful places to stop the boat and enjoy the late afternoon and sunset!

Pass by Fiscal island and admire its palace that has enchanted visitors, to the point of becoming one of the most visited tourist spots in Rio de Janeiro.