Tijuca Forest is a lush tropical rainforest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, boasting a rich history and incredible biodiversity. Covering an area of over 32 square kilometers, it is the largest urban forest in the world. One of the most iconic landmarks within the forest is the towering statue of Christ the Redeemer, standing at 98 feet tall atop Corcovado Mountain. This awe-inspiring monument, completed in 1931, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the surrounding landscape. Visitors can reach the statue by hiking, taking a scenic train ride, or driving up the mountain. The combination of natural beauty and cultural significance makes Tijuca Forest and Christ the Redeemer must-visit destinations for travelers exploring Rio de Janeiro.
Corcovado Tour + Tijuca Forest Program
Start your day off right with our tour program! We’ll pick you up at 7:00 AM to ensure you experience the magnificent Christ Statue without the hassle of crowds. From there, we’ll take you on a journey through the stunning Tijuca National Park, home to one of the best urban forests. As we visit breathtaking spots like the Chinese View, Emperor, Tauanay Waterfall, and Canoas Top View, prepare to be amazed. Join us for an unforgettable day of exploration and beauty!
What is included?
Private Transportation and private guide.
Exclusions
Tickets to Christ the Redeemer
Drinks and meals
Duration
5 hours
Prices
- USD 200 per group size up to 4 people
- USD 350 per group size 5 to 6 people
All bookings with Rio Cultural Secrets You may cancel any tour up to 7 days before the scheduled date and receive a full refund. Cancellations made after this period are not eligible for refund or credit, unless the cancellation is due to an unforeseeable event such as government-imposed travel restrictions, war, civil unrest, strikes, extreme weather, earthquakes, natural disasters, or situations where a cruise ship cannot dock or a flight to your destination is cancelled. Please note that unforeseeable events do not include personal or family illness or injury, poor weather, or a change of personal plans.