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Favela Tour Rio de Janeiro

3 hours

Easy

Our Favela Tour in Rio will take you through the narrow streets of the ghetto , as well as a family home where an amazing view of the city can be seen. While there in the slum, guides will talk about historical and social aspects of the place.


The favela da Rocinha  used to be largest slum in South America until 1992, when it became a district of Rio de Janeiro. It has conquered its own administrative zone, with an office and an administrator. Nowadays, this district has a population of approximately 120,000 inhabitants. Although it preserves the unorganised look of a ghetto, it has everything any other district of Rio has. During the tour, tourists will find out that the place has its own  clinics, supermarkets, public schools, banks and even a tv station.

Tour Program:

WE start the tour collecting travelers from their hotels in Rio ( under the covered areas), heading towards the favela. Once there, we start a walking tour visiting the narrow streets and its markets. We visit a local home and also a terrace with an amazing view of the whole place. Along the way the guide will talk about the history of the favela, its social challenges, its culture and much more. It is an unforgetable tour, do not miss it!

Tour Capacity:

From 02  to 28 people

Prices:

R$ 279,00 per person - For 02 people

R$ 249,00 per person - From 03 to 05 people 

R$ 229,00 per person - From 06 to 28 people


* If you are a solo traveler booking this tour, please note that in case no other passenger joins it, we will offer a private tour a day before the trip, for extra R$ 200,00. Clients may decline the offer and request a refund.


* For groups over 28 people please contact us via E-mail or WhatsApp


What's included?
    • Hotel pick up and drop off
    • guiding services
    • a walk through some of the alleys of Rocinha
    • a visit to a local family home
    • a tour around the commercial area, in order to get the feeling of the environment.
    Exclusions

      Food, drinks and a tip to the family of the house we visit.

      Please note
        What to bring

          Wear sunscreen for sunny days and dont forget the camera.

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