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PROMOTION! One week in Rio!
Include:
- Hotel Class 5.0-star (Hotel Santa Teresa)
- Breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner
- Rental car
- Travel guide
- Total access to the popular disco
Sunday, Jun 14, 2015, 08:00 AM
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro Culture & Customs
Cariocas (native Brazilians born in Rio de Janeiro) are known for their easy-going demeanor. Friendly, hospitable, and always up for a celebration, Cariocas relish eating late, dancing late, and dressing up in glittery costumes for Carnival—Rio's most riotous and colorful party.
You'll fit in by wearing shorts, t-shirts, and cover-ups while walking along the beaches. Dress continues to be casual in restaurants and along the main shopping drag in the Zona Sul district
Portuguese is Brazil's official language. While there are some English-speakers near tourist attractions, it's helpful to bring a Portuguese phrasebook.
*Você pode me ajudar (Can you help me?)
* Poderia trazer o menu? (Can you take me the menu?)
*Quanyo custa? (How much?)
The "real" (BRL) is Brazil's official currency. The favorable exchange rate makes this South American city affordable for U.S. travelers. One BRL equals roughly $0.50 USD.
Rio De Janeiro Yearly Weather Summary
Rio in the Winter
Rio's winter climate runs between June and September, and this is the ideal time to visit if you don't do well with extreme heat. It's still very warm at this time of the year, with average highs of around 24°C and nights at a balmy 18°C, but the humidity is lower and visitors feel more comfortable. There's less rain in these months too, with only around 6 wet days a month.
Rio in Spring and Autumn
Rio's short “shoulder seasons” bring a mixed bag of weather conditions. Both autumn (April and May) and spring (October and November) are warm and wet, and hotels tend to be cheaper during these seasons. There are still some major events to enjoy, such as the Rio Boat Show in April and the film festival in October, but overall the city is quieter than in either winter or summer.
Things to do in Rio!
Rio Helicopter Tour
Highlights
Bird's-eye perspective on Rio de Janeiro's main sights
Stunning view of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue
Thrilling flight over Copacabana, Ipanema & Leblon
Panorama that includes the Guanabara Bay & Tijuca Forest
Choice of either a basic flight or an extended version
Carnival Backstage Tour
Highlights
Exciting backstage tour of the Cidade do Samba complex
Exploration of workshops preparing for Rio Carnival
Impressive display of costumes & platform decorations
Chance to try on & take photos in authentic Carnival costume
Learning the country's cultural history of samba & parades
Rio Splash Tour
Highlights
Guided tour of some of city's best sights by land & sea
Amphibious bus gently splashing into Guanabara Bay
Leisurely cruise & glimpse of Sugarloaf Mountain
Stunning views of Rio & world-famous beach—Copacabana
Land tour through Botagofo & Flamengo neighborhoods
Back to results Guanabara Bay Sightseeing Cruise
Highlights
Scenic cruise on a schooner's comfortable & spacious deck
Open waters of Guanabara Bay, the largest bay in the world
Colorful architecture & coastal neighborhoods of Rio
Sights include Sugarloaf Mountain & the Rio-Niteroi Bridge
Local guide sharing commentary on history & natural setting
Full-Day Imperial Petropolis Excursion
Highlights
Exploration of the imperial mountain resort town Petropolis
Exhibits at the Imperial Museum, housed in Pedro II's palace
Chance to see the imperial crown's 600 diamonds & 77 pearls
Imperial tombs in the soaring Gothic Catedral de Sao Pedro
Stunning glass & steel structure of Isabel's Crystal Palace
Maracanã Stadium Tour
Highlights
Tour of the legendary Maracanã Stadium in Brazil
Chance to see the venue of several FIFA World Cup finals
Behind-the-scenes looks at the locker rooms & the field
Hearing fascinating stories about record-breaking concerts
Exhibition of valuable soccer history artifacts
Typical food of Rio
Churrasco
Sopa Leão Veloso
Caipirinha
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Email: andrea4.lopez@unitedisd.org
Website: Dreamtrips.com
Location: 201 Lindenwood Drive, Laredo, TX, United States
Phone: (956) 602 27 69
References & Disclaimer
http://travel.usnews.com/Rankings/Worlds_Best_Vacations/
http://www.worldweatheronline.com/
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