On this tour you will walk along three trails, take photos of the 35m-high Taunay waterfall, the outer part of the mayrink chapel, the possibility of seeing coatis, little monkeys and listening to the sound of nature within the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Before arriving at the Park, we will admire the view of Praia de São Conrado and Pedra da Gávea, 850m high, the largest monolith in the world, which faces the sea.

The Tijuca Forest is the first federal park in Brazil and the most visited.

The trails are light level.

We will go to the Visitor Centre which tells the history of the park and why we should preserve nature. We will see an adult Brazilwood tree. Then, we will pass by Mesa do Imperador and stop at Vista Chinesa for photos of the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro.