Highlights
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Guided tour of a pacified favela
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Panoramic view over Rio
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Trek through Tijuca tropical forest
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Duration 4hrs
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Description
The Santa Marta favela is a shantytown in the Botafogo district; it was pacified by Rio's military police in 2008. You will be driven in a Jeep up the Dona Marta hill where you will be able to visit the shantytown's cultural centre and a shop selling artisan goods.
Follow your guide through its alleyways to see everyday life in a Brazilian favela. Santa Marta is famous as the setting for the Michael Jackson video 'They don't care about us'.
Then you will head for Tijuca forest where you will take a half-hour hike among the forest's protected plants and waterfalls.
Good to know
- Availability: every day (excluding 25th December and 1st January
- Duration: 4 hours
- Departure time: 08.00. A shuttle will collect you from your hotel.
- In order to take part in this activity you will need to present your voucher to the service provider on the day.
- You will need to phone the service provider once you are in Rio in order to arrange the exact time and place of your hotel pick-up. Your hotel reception can make this call. The number will be on your voucher.
Price includes:
- The services of a professional guide (commentaries in English, French, Spanish or Portuguese)
- Transport to and from your hotel
Price excludes:
- Gratuities (optional)
- All other extras
Detailed information will be provided upon reservation
Between 7 and 4 days prior: 50% of the price
After this time and in case of a no-show: 100% of the price
Any reservation made for special dates cannot be cancelled, modified or refunded.
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