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Strictly Samba!
Type:
Cultural
Price from:
389 GBP /person
Phone:
+442088771630
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
3 days
Location Start:
Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro
Location Finish:
Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro
We Speak:
Portuguese, Spanish, English, German
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Last updated: 09/29/2008

Make a short break make a real difference! Learn Samba from the experts, see Rio's best Samba Clubs and spend the day on a project for at risk kids in a local Favela.

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Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive in Rio and settle in to your accommodation. Meet with your tour-host for your Orientation and then take a tour around Santa Teresa, the old Colonial part of Rio de Janeiro

Day 2

Today is Strictly Come Samba! Take a 2 hour Samba Lesson from the experts and then in the evening head out to one of of Rio's best Samba Clubs hosted by our local tour Hosts who will get you to the heart of the Rio night-scene

Day 3

Finish up your time in Rio by leaving your mark on this amazing city - spend the day on one of our Community Renovation Projects in a local Favela (Project Donation and Materials included)

Extra Information

Inclusions -
2 nights Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in Santa Teresa
Exclusions -
Lunches and Evening Meals

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