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26/06/2024
Let the nature of Rio de Janeiro amaze you! 😍🐋
Every year, during June and November, humpback whales migrate from Antarctica to the warm waters of Abrolhos (on the coast of Bahia) to breed. But lately, they have been appearing on the coast of Rio de Janeiro more and more, enchanting locals and tourists alike!
👉Want to experience this and see the whales up close? Contact us to schedule your tour! (Link in bio).
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Deixe a natureza do Rio de Janeiro te surpreender! 😍🐋
Durante os meses de junho e novembro as baleias-jubarte migram da Antártica em direção as águas quentinhas de Abrolhos (no litoral baiano) para procriar. Mas, ultimamente, elas têm aparecido cada vez mais no litoral do Rio de Janeiro, encantando moradores e turistas!
👉Quer viver essa experiência e ver as baleias de perto? Fale conosco para agendar seu passeio! (Link na bio)
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And the season most awaited by tourists and Cariocas has arrived: Summer! ☀️🌊✨
Feel the samba rhythm in the air, the sun kissing your skin, and the waves dancing along the shoreline from Copacabana to Grumari Beach. Let the Summer vibe ignite your spirit! 😎
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Once in Rio, you will hear this and many other expressions and local slangs that we will teach you on this little introduction of who we are, but to start with, do you know what a Carioca is?
A Carioca is a person who was born and raised in Rio. And every Carioca is entirely “in love” with Rio de Janeiro as well very proud of being from Rio and living in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
Despite the zika, violence, corruption and so many other issues publicized by the international media, it intrigues the world the fact that the streets of Rio are always busy with celebrations! Full of friendly and cheerful people, celebrating by the sound of samba, funk or forró (some of our national rhythms), and it’s not just during Carnival, the New Year’s Eve, World Cup, the Olympics, etc. Here in Rio, everything is a reason to celebrate! After all, this is one of the things that the Cariocas like most: partying, celebrating, “zoação” (making fun of something or joking around)… Oh! And we also love playing soccer with our friends or as we say, playing a “pelada” (nonprofessional soccer match). It can be on the beach, the landfill, the street in front of our house or anywhere that has a ball and other partners willing to play a good match of soccer and to drink a “gelada” (cold beer) afterward to end your night!
This relaxed but also energetic way of living life we haven`t found anywhere else! That is why we have “saudade” (to miss something or someone) of Rio when we are in another city or country. The carioca always feels the necessity of returning to his home city.
It is true that there is a lot of information about Rio de Janeiro out there, but from the point of view of those who love the city most, you will not find in any media. This blog, therefore, has no purpose of being a regular travel blog. Our goal is to be a blog for tourists who are interested in Rio`s lifestyle, its culture, places and activities only known by Cariocas. It is so that visitors can learn how to “se virar” (get around) alone on the streets of the city, visit places out of the touristic circuits and feel the “jeitinho Carioca de ser” (Carioca way of life)! It is for those who want to understand the love that the Cariocas have for their city and wish to be a Carioca for at least a few days during your visit and then, take a little of Rio de Janeiro and the Carioca way of life everywhere!
We want to show to the world the Rio de Janeiro, like the famous song from the Brazilian singer Gilberto Gil says: “continua lindo” (remains beautiful). The Rio de Janeiro of which Brazilian maestro Tom Jobim was always “morrendo de saudade” (missing badly). The “cidade maravilhosa, cheia de encantos mil, coração do Brasil” (the wonderful city, full of thousand charms, the heart of Brazil) as the famous “marchinha de Carnaval” (carnival song) we sing during Carnival balls and street parades.
So bem-vindo (welcome) to Rio de Janeiro by Cariocas!
Come in and make yourselves comfortable. Feel at home and don`t bother the mess. Don`t feel sad; It’s totally acceptable not wanting to leave, after all, Rio de Janeiro is so exciting! Don`t worry; as we say here, we’ll put more water in the “feijoada” (tradicional Brazilian meal) so come along with us! Sit down in a “boteco” (local bar) or a kiosk in front of the beach and have a “chopp” (draft beer)… And yet, if you still need to leave, we promise you that the next round will be the “saideira” (the last round of drinks)… or the “saideira da saideira” (the last of the last drink, as around here, we never know the time to stop drinking!).
