Pedra do Telégrafo Hiking & Relax in a Wild Beach
Prices for groups of 4 or more people. For smaller groups, see the price list below or by clicking book now!
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Important Informations
- Solo Traveler - R$ 550,00 BRL
- Group of 2 or 3 people - R$ 350,00 BRL (per person)
- Group of 4 or more people - R$ 290,00 BRL(per person)
- Discount for 13 or more people (direct negotiation with us via WhatsApp)
Starting Time:
- 6 AM
Duration Of Tour:
- 6h (nearly)
Degree Of Technical Difficulty:
- Medium
Itinerary:
- Pick up at hotel
- Car journey to the west side of Rio
- Hiking to Pedra do Telégrafo
- Relax on Grumari Beach
- Visit Prainha Beach
- Return journey through all Ocean Beachs (Barra da Tijuca beach, Pepino - which is a take off point for hand gliding and paragliding -, Leblon viewpoint (offering ocean views), Ipanema, Copacabana
- Return to hotel
Included:
- Accredited guide
- Transportation
- Entrance fees.
Not Included:
- Food
- Drinks
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Water
Soft clothes
Trekking or sport shoes
Bathing suit
Sun cream
About our your to Pedra do Telégrafo (Telegraph's Rock)
The Pedra do Telégrafo (Telegraph’s Rock) is located in Guaratiba, west side of Rio de Janeiro. The place has a lovely view of the beautiful city, in on one side we see some wild beaches and the Tijuca Forest in the background. On the other side, we have a privileged view of the Restinga of Marambaia, a huge beach with big swamp area.
The trail takes approximately 1 hour to climb(one way), its summit is 354 meters above sea level. Returning from Pedra do Telégrafo (Telegraph’s Rock) to the city we will stop for a bath at Grumari and after we will drive trough all the beaches along the coast of Rio with many opportunities to take photos.
A little history of Telegraph's Rock
During the Second World War this place was a military post for observing enemy ships, preventing attacks on the Brazilian coast.
Prices for groups of 4 or more people. For smaller groups, see the price list below or by clicking book now!