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Dear
Traveler, my name is
and we from Exotic Tours operate exclusively
within the beautiful city of Rio de Janeiro, where we offer
many unique tours. One of our most successful and requested
tour is the "Favela
Rocinha Tour",
a 3-hour tour through the largest slum in South America. It is a
perfectly safe tour and the community welcomes visitors. Daytime tours includes
One Day In Rio visiting the best views in Rio from Corcovado and Sugar
Loaf Mountain, sightseeing, Tijuca
Rain Forest,
world's largest urban forest, Historical Tour in
downtown, Maracanã Stadium, Botanic Garden, Helicopter
Flights. Night time entertainment
includes samba-school rehearsals and Brazilian music shows, Lapa's Samba Shows and
Plataforma Folkloric Show.
We are fully staffed, reliable and ready to deliver courteous,
professional service with English-speaking guides and drivers.
We also offer tourist information and advice free of charge
regarding hotel accommodations, entertainment, dining, transportation,
what to do and where to go.
Specific tours to city attractions and sporting events may be
arranged upon request. We'll be glad to answer any questions and
hope that you try our services. You won't regret it. Exotic Tours
is recommended by important travel books around the world as Le
Guide Du Routard, Lonely Planet, Riotur. Make sure to contact us
directly by e-mail or telephone to guarantee better prices.
Favela Rocinha Sustainable Tour

Exotic Tours was the first
Tourism Operator working with residents inside Rocinha
.
Visit the largest slum in South América with local guides from the Rocinha's
Tourism Workshop. Rejane Reis, owner of Exotic Tours, is the pioneer in
sustainable tourism inside Rocinha and now she runs the Tourism Workshop which
trains local youngsters as guides to take you on this unique tour. Your
visit will help our sustainable project as well as create work
opportunities within the community. Be assured this is an absolutely safe
tour as the locals welcome tourists and visitors alike. You may also
purchase locally handcrafted items while on tour, in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil.
How safe is it?
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