Rio De Janeiro is all about beautiful beaches, carnival, music and food!
Rio’s beaches are like the city and its people - beautiful, vivacious and vibrant!
A perfect destination for a perfect family holiday.

Rio’s popular beaches

Copacabana is one of the ten most famous beaches on earth. The 4 km long beach is very clean and has soft sand. Visitors keep themselves busy with water sports and volleyball in the day and then can party all night!

Ipanema is quieter than Copacabana and known as the family beach. It is more fashionable with girls showing off their newest skimpy beachwear.

Other attractions

Rio’s five–day Carnival is as exciting as the Mardis Gras of New Orlenas or the carnivals of Trinidad and Tobago! It is glitzy, its glittery and it is decadent.

Cuisine & Culture

Rio offers international cuisine to its visitors.

Eating out is affordable and most restaurants offer Feijoada, Brazil’s national dish. It is made of rice, black beans and pork. Caipirinha is the intoxicating lime and sugar drink and chhooppe is the local beer.

Brazilian music is bossa nova which is jazz-based and choro which is instrumental (guitar, flute, mandolin, saxophone and clarinet). Last but not the least, samba, which is a combination of African rhythm and Portuguese song.

Rio’s hold on you will stay long after you leave Brazil and will beckon you to visit again and again.