Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Fun-based Activities In Rio De Janeiro Brazil That Many Vacationers Skip

By Caren Machado


Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas mainly known as Lagoa is a lagoon as well as a region in Rio de Janeiro Brazil that is bordered by other districts such as Ipanema, Leblon, Gavea, Jardim Botnico, Copacabana, Botafogo, and Humaita. The locale appeals to a great deal of travellers on holiday during the Christmas time of year when a special Christmas tree which is assembled on a floating platform moves about within the lagoon.

The lagoon offers various amusement venues such as nightclubs, bars, eateries, accommodations, rental flats and it is the headquarters of the soccer team Flamengo. You can find a number of no cost sport courts, bicycle in addition to jogger's lanes, a number of play areas for youngsters and fabulous food kiosks.

Joatinga Beach is a getaway that is significantly less frequented by those on family vacation and therefore is also surprisingly the most desired by vacationers who wish to rest and move away from the hubbub of Ipanema and Copacabana. This white sandy beach is among the most properly protected natural reserves in Rio de Janeiro. The ecological assortment of the Atlantic rainforest, mangroves and the small tribe of Caicara is not something you should overlook. The beach which is a cross-over in between jungles and virgin beaches also is a fantasy come true for qualified surfers.

Barra da Tijuca Beach is the lengthiest beach in Brazil and runs about 18 kms from Morro do Joa on up to Recreio. It's a transparent green beach and a hot spot for surfers as well as wind and body surfers. The beach in addition welcomes beginners in water sports and after taking advantage of the sea waves there are a lot of restaurants, kiosks, drink and food stalls where you could have some snacks.

The museum Chacara Do Ceu is a famous tourist destination that houses various modern artwork by artists like Lygia Clark and Portinari. In addition, it contains Brazilian artifacts dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. In addition to that, coupled to the museum is the Parque das Ruinas and is noted for holding music events. The park is not merely aesthetically pleasing but also includes the ruins of the property which belonged to the Brazilian heiress Laurinda Santos Lobo.




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