
1 / 5Aquario With Olympic Boulevard Rio de Janeiro
About this activity
Combine Rio's waterfront renaissance with South America's premier marine aquarium on this curated 4-hour tour. Discover the revitalized port district's street art and modern infrastructure, then immerse yourself in AquaRio's 8,000+ animals across 350 species.
Come and see the main changes and revitalization of the port area with the new Olympic Boulevard, Mural do Kobra, VLT (Light Rail Vehicle) and explore the diversity of the Brazilian marine fauna in AquaRio the largest marine aquarium in South America and see until 8 thousand animals of 350 different species.
Highlights
- ✓Olympic Boulevard – reimagined public space showcasing Rio's post-Games transformation
- ✓Mural do Kobra – iconic large-scale street art in the historic port neighbourhood
- ✓VLT Light Rail system – modern transit connecting the revitalized waterfront
- ✓AquaRio aquarium – South America's largest marine facility with 350+ species
- ✓Interactive marine exhibits featuring rays, sharks, seahorses and tropical fish
- ✓Educational displays on Brazilian marine biodiversity and ocean conservation
Insider tips
- ★Visit the aquarium in early morning (right at opening) to beat crowds and see fish most active during feeding times
- ★The port area's street art evolves seasonally; ask your guide about recent murals beyond Kobra's signature work
- ★Wear comfortable shoes – the tour involves walking between sites and standing in the aquarium; the VLT portions are brief respites
Good to know
- •Total duration 4 hours includes travel between sites, walking, and aquarium exploration time
- •Meeting point and exact pickup location confirmed with supplier at booking
- •Bring sunscreen, hat, and water – much of the tour is outdoors on the waterfront
- •Aquarium has air conditioning; bring a light layer if temperature-sensitive
- •Photography permitted in most aquarium areas; check with guide for any restricted zones
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during Rio's drier months (April–September) for comfortable walking conditions. Early morning tours (9–11am) offer the best light for street art photography and lowest aquarium crowds.






