Brazil · OBSERVATION DECKS
Good observation decks tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride Rio’s 88-meter Yup Star wheel in air-conditioned comfort, with wide views of Sugarloaf Mountain, Christ the Redeemer, and Guanabara Bay.
“Estou solicitando o cancelamento da atividade desde o dia que comprei. Até o momento ninguém me retornou.”
Review of Manaus MUSA and INPA tour, with forest trails, wildlife, canopy views, guide quality, transport tips, and honest value advice.
“It was the rainy season, so it was raining heavily from the morning, and there was traffic congestion on the way when I was given a ride. When I arrived at the museum, I was already late for the start of the tour, and I couldn’t meet up with my English-speaking guide. Time just passed, so I ended up walking around the grounds on my own. A staff member at the reception told me that raincoats were available at the shop, but I wasn’t informed about the rental rubber boots, so the sneakers I was wearing got covered in mud. The tour guides should have a way to stay in…”
Explore the Amazon from Manaus by speedboat, meeting the waters, spotting wildlife, fishing for piranhas, and watching the jungle after dark.
“A fantastic experience and would highly recommend a nocturnal tour. The guide was great and communicated with us all we needed to know before we left. Both the guide and boat driver were experienced and knowledgeable and found a lot of wildlife for us to see. It was interesting visiting the lillypads and local run fish farm. Would highly recommend.”
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