Cascades de la forêt tropicale de Tijuca, faune, grottes et vue panoramique de Rio
Description
Explorez cette réserve naturelle, véritable paradis écologique situé au cœur de Rio de Janeiro. Pendant la visite, vous observerez la riche biodiversité de la région tout en admirant des paysages époustouflants, des cascades cristallines et des grottes fascinantes. En chemin, il est possible d'apercevoir diverses espèces sauvages, comme des singes, des paresseux, des toucans, des coatis et des papillons colorés, entre autres. Après avoir parcouru les sentiers du parc, vous pourrez vous rafraîchir dans les magnifiques cascades qui composent ce cadre paradisiaque. Venez vivre une connexion unique avec la nature en plein milieu de la ville!
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Le premier arrêt est à Canoas Overlook, un point de vue à couper le souffle où vous pourrez admirer des monuments emblématiques tels que la plage de São Conrado, Pedra da Gávea, Pedra Bonita et la rampe de deltaplane. Après un bref arrêt, nous nous dirigerons directement vers le parc national de Tijuca, à seulement 10 minutes.
Le parc national de Tijuca est considéré comme la plus grande forêt tropicale urbaine du monde, couvrant 39 kilomètres carrés. Il abrite une grande variété de plantes et d'animaux, notamment: • Plus de 300 espèces d'oiseaux • 2 500 espèces d’arbres et de plantes • Environ 60 espèces d’amphibiens et de reptiles • Plusieurs mammifères, dont des singes capucins et des paresseux Au cours de cette visite, nous explorerons les endroits les plus remarquables du parc – un endroit parfait pour l’observation de la nature.
Le premier arrêt à l’intérieur du parc est d’observer cette impressionnante cascade d’environ 40 mètres de haut, la plus haute de la région.
Vous explorerez la beauté mystérieuse de la grotte des chauves-souris, une grotte de 100 mètres de long et de 30 mètres de haut, la grotte la plus visitée du parc.
Após a caminhada você poderá se refrescar nas águas cristalinas das Cachoeiras do Parque Nacional. É o momento ideal para relaxar em meio a natureza local.
Le dernier arrêt est au célèbre point de vue chinois, où vous pourrez admirer toute la beauté de Rio de Janeiro. Profitez d'une vue imprenable sur la ville, y compris le Christ Rédempteur, la montagne du Pain de Sucre, la plage d'Ipanema et la lagune Rodrigo de Freitas.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
La prise en charge se fera dans le hall de votre hôtel, où votre Guide chauffeur vous attendra avec un panneau indiquant votre nom. L'heure exacte de la prise en charge sera confirmée par email via la plateforme Viator un jour avant la visite.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(25)
Pedro was an exceptional tour guide. He was kind, knowledgeable and really wanted to make sure our experience was great! He took time to personalize our experience when he could and definitely went above and beyond. If you can request Pedro I would highly recommend you do!
5/5 Pedro took such great care of us. We saw beautiful sites and lots of wildlife! He was fantastic
Tijuca forest is one of the biggest urban forests in the world. We started our forest drive on Rio lookout, then we stopped at waterfall, then there was 1.5 hour hike finishing next to another waterfall. We should finish at Chinese house, but it is closed on Sundays. We managed to see capuchin monkeys from the far and Brazilian coati from up close. Our guide / driver Samuel was kind and very knowledgeable and told us a lot about Tijuca forest, but also about Rio city and life.
Tijuca forest is one of the biggest urban forests in the world. We started our forest drive on Rio lookout, then we stopped at waterfall, then there was 1.5 hour hike finishing next to another waterfall. We should finish at Chinese house, but it is closed on Sundays. We managed to see capuchin monkeys from the far and Brazilian coati from up close. Our guide / driver Samuel was kind and very knowledgeable and told us a lot about Tijuca forest, but also about Rio city and life.
Great experience with fantastic nature and scenery. Pedro was a helpful and knowledgeable guide and ensured the day was memorable.
Cascata da Baronessa was so refreshing in the Tijuca National Park in Sao Conrado Brazil. My Guide Eduardo of Itaway EcoTours was The Best! Highly Recommend him!!!
Understandably, tour was adapted due to having kids, but it felt like little was seen. The waterfalls were underwhelming, the cave was poorer than others explored and I feel like snacks should be offered given the price, particularly due to entry fees in this part of Tijuca being non existent. No wildlife, which was a real shame. Pedro explained things well, and was accommodating, but the tour itself would not be something I would recommend.
Our guide Pedro gave us a great animal/nature experience. We would recommend the tour to anyone as must! Also very good to escape the heat. We did the tour at 32 degrees.
I’m Brazilian living in the U.S. and my girlfriend is Ukranian/American. Despite being familiar to the area, I chose the tour for convenience and safety. Sergio was a great guide and showed us caves, waterfalls and spectacular views. The tour took about 5 hours. He picked us up in Ipanema at 7am and dropped us off by noon. Highly recommend it if you want a taste of a true rain forrest.
The tour was good, pick up happened on time, the tour guide, Pedro was very clear with communication and explaining everything to us about what we were seeing, what to expect and called out unique plants/trees while also giving us some information about the history of the trail. I do wish the tour involved a bit more walking than driving. My friend and I joined a different member on the tour to walk through the Chinese gate portion of the park (it was closed to cars this day) and hiking this additional stretch felt like it made the overall experience more worth it. I guess I expected more hiking given the description of the activity but it’s more of a nature walk. Either way, walking through the rain forest in Brazil and hearing the sounds of the birds was great and getting to go into the waterfall, was amazing!
