The Pedra da Gavea (Gavea Stone) tour is one of the most startling and rewarding of all hiking tours in Rio de Janeiro. The summit stands at 842m / 2763ft above sea level.
The ascent takes around two and a half hours and, but it is only near the top that the adrenaline begins. Despite a steep but short hand-climbing (15m / 49ft) there is nothing to fear in Pedra da Gávea hiking tour. It’s all perfectly safe using the climb equipments and requires no experience.
From up there, the view of Tijuca Forest and all the city is wonderful and we can see Rio's most famous landmarks.
On our way down, we will do rappel on the section that we climb the rock.
* Important: Close to the top, there is a short rocky section where we use safety equipment, very easy, quick, totally safe and perfect for beginners (no previous climbing experience is required).
Duration: 6 hours: Meeting point: 7:50am
By choosing this option, travelers will meet us at the meeting point.
<br/>Without transfer - Regular: Meeting point:
Point da Meire
Estrada Sorimã, 932 - Itanhangá, Barra da Tijuca - Rio de Janeiro - RJ, Brasil.
Meeting point:
Point da Meire
Estrada Sorimã, 932 - Itanhangá, Barra da Tijuca - Rio de Janeiro - RJ, Brasil.
(30 minutes by car from Copacabana).
Please arrive 10 minutes before the activity starts.
By choosing this option, travelers will meet us at the meeting point.
* Recommendations: wear light clothes and hiking shoes, bring a small backpack with water (3L, per person), snacks, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, cap or hat, sunglasses and cash for extras.
* Important: Close to the top, there is a short rocky section where we use safety equipment, very easy, quick, totally safe and perfect for beginners (no previous climbing experience is required).
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Brazilian Real (BRL)
GMT-3 (Brasília Time)
110V/220VV, 60HzHz
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Available • Apps: Uber, 99 Taxis
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