What is your cancellation policy?
We’re happy to offer free changes and 100% refund up to 24 hours before tour departure. Failure to cancel a reservation at least 24 hours prior to scheduled departure may result in forfeited travel funds. Fare difference may apply.
Where is the meeting point?
We meet right next to the Rio Othon Palace Hotel, Avenida Atlântica 3264 Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. It's one block from the Copacobana Beach! The closest metro station is Cantagalo.
What are your covid policies, and will I need to wear a mask?
A mask is not required while on tour. All equipment is sanitized after every tour.
What is your weather policy?
We will ride rain or shine, but it rarely rains in Rio! In the event of especially bad weather, we will reach out to cancel/reschedule.
Is this tour appropriate for children?
We welcome children ages 12 and older accompanied by an adult.
What kind of bikes do you have?
All of our bikes are Classic Dutch bikes, easy to ride and enjoy the views!
Do I have to wear a helmet?
We have helmets available, but wearing a helmet is not mandatory.
How long is the ride?
We'll cover 13.6 miles/22kilometers in 3 hours, so about 1.5-2 hours of cycling and the rest of our time will include stops.
Can I leave the tour early?
No, unfortunately we are not able to accommodate special requests such as this on our group tours.
Do you have electric bikes?
We do not have any e-bikes, but this tour is on a flat easy to ride route.
Is there a place to store bags and luggage during the tour?
We unfortunately cannot store any bags for you and ask that you only bring the essentials for your tour, preferably in a backpack or wearable bag.
Is water included or can I purchase some before the tour?
Food and drinks are not included on this tour but there are opportunities to buy water while on tour.
Is it safe to bike in Rio de Janeiro?
Yes, it is safe to cycle in Rio de Janeiro, and our tours will make as much use as possible of cycling paths. Rio has recently been expanding its network of bike paths and is quickly becoming a more cycling-friendly city.
What should I wear?
We advise wearing comfortable, light clothes. Rio is often sunny, so sunscreen is a must; especially in the summer months from December until March. Bringing a hat and a bottle of water can come in handy as well, even though the tour will offer plenty of opportunities to buy drinks.