AVenturismo Pão de Açúcar
Urca, Rio de Janeiro
Let’s climb a Brazilian postcard, a proof that God is an artist and life is fun.
Highlights
- Meet your guide, stretch, and hike around the base of the mountain
- Scramble and climb all the way up
- Take the world’s coolest elevator, the cable car, back down
- Return to Red Beach
Description
Have lots of fun climbing to the top of this 396-meter Brazilian landmark.
It's about 2 hours going up between the rock's crystals, little monkeys, and adrenaline.
Once back to civilization in da Club that awaits us on top of the hill, the view is 360 degrees, and all angles are impressive landscapes.
We took the cable car down to Morro da Urca, where there are even more options of restaurants and drinks.
Half an hour later we are back at Red Beach.
Mountains
- 2 Brothers
- Christ
- Gavea Rock
- Sugar Loaf
Includes
Climbing equipment
Cable car down to Urca Hill
Photos and videos in 4K
Important Information
- You don’t need to be an experienced climber
- Beginners are also welcome, as we can help you go up there with the ropes and equipment
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
AVenturismo Pão de Açúcar is a guided climbing and hiking experience up Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, combining scrambling, climbing, and a cable car descent.
The tour starts at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, near Red Beach.
The climb typically takes about two hours, depending on your pace and group size.
No prior climbing experience is needed, but participants should be in good physical condition and comfortable with outdoor activity.
Bring comfortable hiking shoes, water, sun protection, and clothing suitable for climbing and outdoor activity in Rio de Janeiro.
Participation policies for children vary, so it is best to check directly with the tour provider regarding age restrictions.
After climbing to the top, participants take the cable car down to Morro da Urca, then continue down to Red Beach.
From the summit, you get panoramic 360-degree views of Rio de Janeiro, including the cityscape, ocean, and surrounding mountains.
Yes, the activity is guided by experienced professionals and includes safety measures appropriate for climbing and hiking.
The tour can be done year-round, but check the website for current hours and weather recommendations.
