Bed And Breakfast Rio de Janeiro

... But wait, its raining, at least it was here in Sao Paulo.We had hope the sun would be out by the time we reached Rio De Janeiro.  We had some cloud breaks on the 6 hours drive but nothing that looked to promising, but we still hoped.  So we ...

Day 98 Thursday 9th April - Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro   Woke up at the crack of dawn (well about 7:30am truth be told), bursting for the loo but didn't fancy climbing down the ladders of the bunk bed as it rocks about like mad and would wake ...

... Cuba Libres and watching the sun set on this amazing place. I have been truly spoiled in this week, first Iguazu and now Rio de Janeiro!!!  Truly amazing.  I headed out for dinner to Copacabana as my hotel was a 5 minute walk from the beach ...

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... both still jet-lagged from NZ so we stayed in. Oh and itīs very very warm. Day 197 Sunday 14/05/05 Rio De Janeiro We had a nice breakfast in the hostel before they gave us some directions to get us around the city. Itīs 35 degrees and bright clear ...

A quick one hour flight, in which they served us a drink and a hot empanada (pastie) and we were descending into Rio de Janeiro, so called because the guy who discovered it found a 'River in January'. We dropped over the large city and the ...

Flew out of London with a direct flight to Rio de Janeiro.  The flight was a total of 12 hours in the air but felt like much less.  Neither of us slept, so we ended up watching quite a few movies.  At the airport there was a driver holding ...

Day 101 Sunday 12th April - Rio de Janeiro   Spent most of the day in bed as the weather was shit and I was knackered.  Woke up at about 2pm and went to the shop for some lunch/breakfast, then lay in bed relaxing as the weather was really over ...

... would cost me about $4.00 USD which is much more than I have paid for anything short of a special meal anywhere else. I got to Rio de Janiero and was immediately blow away by the sheer size of the place. Even though I knew it would be big... I was ...

  Day 102 Monday 13th April - Rio de Janeiro   Got up nice and early and had breakfast and it was a bit overcast but by the time I showered and changed it had cleared up a bit and was a little bit blue so I headed off to the beach.   ...

... the flaura and fauna are very dense. Today we experienced something totally new for us: we went to Rocinho, the biggest favela in Rio, with 300ī000 people living there! We spent 3 hours in the favela with our guide, who was explaining to us than only ...

... has a bar and outdoor patio so should be better for our social life.  We even manage to grab some cheese and ham toasties for breakfast.  In an effort to save a bit of money in Rio we booked a nine bed dorm – the biggest yet.  We ...

... It was a rather sleepless night with squeaky beds and lots of wriggling. We got up at 9.30am had showers and then breakfast before trying to arrange some tours. As it was overcast we decided against sightseeing as the clouds would have restricted the ...

... feeling both excited but nervous about what the light of day would bring. Day two We woke early and went downstairs for breakfast where we met some other travellers who were staying in the hostel. Lee was relieved to hear other English speaking people ...

... 't until 3 days later... So my first full day in Rio was spent attempting the hang glide over the city. I discussed with an English over breakfast who had been trying to go all week but the weather hadīt allowed it, so I more or less gave up and was just ...

... clear with some wind, PRETTY PLEASE WITH A CHERRY ON TOP... It was... absolutely PERFECT, we were lucky! We wolfed down our breakfast, put on our hiking boots for one last time (we didn't think that flip flops were very well suited to gliding hundreds ...

... at the table. The dessert tray was something else, but we resisted tempation this time. The following morning (after a good breakfast at the hostel) we got acquainted with the resident parrot and other caged birds which perched on our shoulders for a ...

... as the hostels here always seem to have something wrong with the internet or a crowd of 23 waiting to use them.   We grab breakfast at the hostel and remark at how much better it is when you wake up before midday.  Our van arrives for the ...