Approx. 25 min.
Doors on
Rio de Janeiro
Promotional value per person with 3 passengers on the 25 minute closed flight.
Value for one person on the 25 minute shared flight.
Value for two people on the 25 minute shared flight.
Value for two people on the exclusive 25 minute flight. (3rd seat will not be sold)
Value for two people on the 25 minute flight with a professional photographer or video
Value for two people on the 25 minute flight with a professional photographer + video
Value for four people on the 25 minute flight (Jetranger or R66 helicopter)
Value for four people on the 25 minute flight (squirrel helicopter)
Values above for cash payment. Or payment up to 12x on cards.
Takes off from Jacarepaguá Airport – Barra da Tijuca Beaches – Joá – Pedra da Gávea – São Conrado – Leblon – Ipanema – Arpoador – Copacabana Fort – Copacabana – view of Sugarloaf Mountain – Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon – Jockey Club – Botanical Garden – Christ the Redeemer – returns to the airport via the Tijuca Forest.
A great helicopter tour in Rio de Janeiro for those who want to experience aerial photography or simply the panoramic view of the Marvelous City.
This 25 minute helicopter flight in RJ, offers exclusive views of the sights of the Marvelous city from a distinct point of view that will bring you closer and with a better angle to our greatest wonder; Christ the Redeemer.
This unforgettable experience of a scenic flight in Rio de Janeiro, where the wonderful city will be at your feet. Prepare your camera to capture our most incredible sights in Rio de Janeiro, with an indescribable experience and the most incredible way to capture the best spots in the city.
There is no doubt that you will want to do it all over again and book a longer RJ Helicopter Tour next time!
Av. Ayrton Senna, R. E, 2541 – Hangar 30 – Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro – RJ, 22775-002
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