Vuelo Panorámico de
15-20 Minutos
La opción básica perfecta
ITINERARIO
- Playas de Barra da Tijuca
- Joá
- Pedra da Gávea
- São Conrado
- Leblon
- Ipanema
- Cristo Redentor
- Retorno al Aeropuerto por la Floresta da Tijuca
Experience an unforgettable flight over the most breathtaking views of Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Rio’s stunning beaches.
Christ The Redeemer
+ 7 Spots (30 min)
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Sambadrome & Maracanã + 16 Spots
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Lapa Arches and Cathedral + 22 Spots
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For those looking for a unique, unusual experience with a touch of adrenaline, I’m sure our helicopter tour is the right choice. Though many already know that Rio is a marvelous city, experiencing it from a new angle can be one of the most incredible experiences of a lifetime.
Imagine seeing Christ the Redeemer from above on an exciting helicopter tour. With a breathtaking panoramic view, you can admire one of Brazil’s most famous symbols from a privileged angle. The monument, located atop Corcovado Mountain, stands 30 meters tall and is made of soapstone and reinforced concrete.
Imagine seeing Christ the Redeemer from above on an exciting helicopter tour. With a breathtaking panoramic view, you can admire one of Brazil’s most famous symbols from a privileged angle. The monument, located atop Corcovado Mountain, stands 30 meters tall and is made of soapstone and reinforced concrete.
The Barra da Tijuca beach is considered by many tourists and even locals as one of the best beaches in Rio de Janeiro.
Imagine seeing one of Rio de Janeiro’s largest beaches from above on a helicopter tour? The panoramic view is breathtaking! Additionally, you can admire the perfect waves for surfing and the beauty of the sunset. Undoubtedly, an unmissable tour for those who want to experience Rio de Janeiro from a different angle.
Located in a very mountainous region, the name ‘Joá’ comes from Tupi-Guarani and means ’round head,’ in reference to the shape of the rocks that make up the local landscape.
For the same reason, most of its population is spread over the Joatinga hill. Without a doubt, an unforgettable tour!
Pedra da Gávea is one of the most famous and challenging tourist spots in Rio de Janeiro. With 842 meters of height, it is considered the world’s largest seaside monolith. Moreover, the view from the top is incredible, with a landscape stretching from the South Zone to Barra da Tijuca.
Another interesting feature of Pedra da Gávea is the shape of a human face on one of its sides, a result of erosion over time.
São Conrado was one of the first neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone to be urbanized? Known as one of the most upscale and charming neighborhoods in the city, São Conrado offers a spectacular view of Pedra da Gávea and the sea. One of the neighborhood’s most famous tourist spots is the Hotel Nacional, with its iconic modernist architecture.
Known as one of the most sophisticated neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro, Leblon offers beautiful beaches and excellent dining options. Leblon Beach is one of the city’s main postcards, with crystal-clear waters and an amazing view of Pedra da Gávea.
An interesting fact is that the name ‘Leblon’ comes from a plant very common in the region, called ‘leblão.’
Ipanema is one of the most famous and lively neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro, known for its beach, shops, bars, and restaurants. Ipanema Beach is one of the most famous in the world, with perfect waves for surfers and white sands that attract sunbathers from all over the globe.
The neighborhood is also known for Visconde de Pirajá Street, one of the city’s busiest streets, where you can find various designer stores and upscale restaurants. Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas is another must-see attraction in Ipanema, with beautiful gardens, leisure areas, and running and cycling tracks.
The song ‘The Girl from Ipanema’ by Tom Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes was inspired by a young woman who used to pass by Visconde de Pirajá Street every day.
Arpoador is a beach and a rock located on the border between the neighborhoods of Ipanema and Copacabana. The rock is a meeting point for many locals and tourists, especially at sunset, when it’s possible to enjoy a stunning view of Ipanema Beach and Praia do Diabo. Arpoador Beach is small but very charming, with its clear waters and white sand.
The name ‘Arpoador’ comes from the time when whales were hunted in the region, and the rock was used as an observation point to locate the animals in the sea.
Arpoador is a beach and a rock located on the border between the neighborhoods of Ipanema and Copacabana. The rock is a meeting point for many locals and tourists, especially at sunset, when it’s possible to enjoy a stunning view of Ipanema Beach and Praia do Diabo. Arpoador Beach is small but very charming, with its clear waters and white sand.
The name ‘Arpoador’ comes from the time when whales were hunted in the region, and the rock was used as an observation point to locate the animals in the sea.
Copacabana is an iconic beach and one of the most famous postcards of Rio de Janeiro, known for its famous wave-patterned promenade, which invites visitors for a beautiful seaside walk. An interesting fact is that Copacabana hosted the first New Year’s Eve celebration in Brazil on December 31, 1904. Since then, the New Year’s Eve party in Copacabana has become one of the largest and most famous in the world.
The Forte de Copacabana is an old military fort, now a museum open to the public, built in the early 20th century to protect the city from possible sea invasions.
Considered one of the most beautiful postcards of Rio de Janeiro, Sugarloaf Mountain offers the most sought-after and acclaimed tours by travelers and tourists: visiting Christ the Redeemer, enjoying Guanabara Bay, and taking a ride on the cable car.
An interesting fact is that the name ‘Urca’ comes from the Tupi word ‘uruk,’ meaning ‘hole’ or ‘cavity,’ referring to the rock formations in the neighborhood.
Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas is one of the most beautiful places in Rio de Janeiro. With a stunning landscape, it’s perfect for cycling, walking, and water sports. Additionally, there are several kiosks and restaurants along the lagoon, offering an amazing gastronomic experience.
Did you know that Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas hosted various sports competitions like the 2007 Pan American Games? Be sure to check out this wonderful place in the marvelous city, whether on solid ground or by helicopter.
The Brazilian Jockey Club is one of the main tourist attractions in the city of Rio de Janeiro, being one of the most traditional equestrian clubs in the country. Besides horse racing, the club also features beautiful gardens and a restaurant with a view of the racecourse. An interesting fact is that it has been frequented by personalities like Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles. A visit to the Jockey Club is a unique and must-see experience for anyone visiting Rio.
Known as one of the most beautiful and well-preserved green areas in the city, the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden is both a research institute and a botanical garden.
During the flight, you will be amazed by the beauty of this space. The Botanical Garden houses about 6,500 species spread over 54 hectares, both in open-air areas and greenhouses. This natural beauty is undoubtedly breathtaking!
Tijuca Forest offers an impressive view from above. Spanning over 3,000 hectares, it is the largest urban forest in the world. Seeing its waterfalls, trails, and viewpoints from a helicopter is an unforgettable experience.
Our booking process is quick and easy. Simply contact us via WhatsApp using any button on this page and let us know your preferred date and the number of passengers. Our response time is typically within 3 minutes.
Alternatively, you can reach us via SMS or email.
Our booking process is quick and easy. Simply contact us via WhatsApp using any button on this page and let us know your preferred date and the number of passengers. Our response time is typically within 3 minutes.
Alternatively, you can reach us via SMS or email.
Flights are available every day of the week, from 8 AM to 6 PM, with prior scheduling required.
Yes, our fleet is equipped to handle high demand, allowing you to schedule your tour within a few days.
Our helicopters accommodate 1 to 4 passengers. For larger groups, we recommend booking additional slots, respecting the capacity of 4 passengers per flight.
Safety is our utmost priority. Therefore, if there is severe weather, such as strong winds, heavy rain, or fog, the tour may be postponed or canceled. In such cases, you can either reschedule or receive a full refund.
We highly recommend booking in advance to secure your spot on your desired day.
Cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance guarantee a full refund. Date changes should also be requested 24 hours in advance and are subject to availability.
Our flights operate with takeoffs and landings from Jacarepaguá Airport, located in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro.
We strictly adhere to ANAC regulations (Brazilian Civil Aviation Agency), ensuring each aircraft is in prime condition for flight. Our pilots are fully qualified with hundreds of flight hours, and our modern equipment is meticulously inspected.
Yes, the weight per seat is up to 130 kg. We focus on balance and safety, so these parameters may adjust depending on conditions. Additional group weight parameters can be confirmed with our service team.
There are no age restrictions. Children up to 2 years old can travel on a lap for free, while children over 2 years have their own seat, ensuring everyone’s safety and comfort.
La opción básica perfecta
El clásico rápido y completo
El Río como nunca lo has visto antes.
Mucho más allá de Río.
Much More Beyond Rio
The Perfect Basic Experience
Rio Like You’ve Never Seen Before
The Fast and Complete Classic
O básico perfeito.
Muito mais além do Rio.
O Rio como você nunca viu antes.
O clássico rápido e completo.
O básico perfeito.
