Discover experiences at Fasano Group Hotels.
Take in Rio de Janeiro’s breathtaking natural beauty from a new perspective aboard a private helicopter. Fly over Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain or explore the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, marveling at the captivating contrast between the city and nature.
We offer complimentary surf gear for both beginners and experienced surfers, endorsed by Brazilian surf legend Rico de Souza, considered one of the pioneers of the sport in Brazil. The hotel provides six boards in longboard, funboard, and shortboard models, along with accessories such as rash guards, surf leashes, wax, and wax removal tools.
With ideal conditions for surfing and clear sands, Arpoador Beach is a haven for surfers and the birthplace of the sport in Brazil. After a stroll along the iconic coastline, dive into a surf lesson and make the most of the vibrant ocean and striking scenery.
Enjoy dinner under the starry sky of Rio de Janeiro on our rooftop, where the stunning view of Morro Dois Irmãos and the city lights at night provide an unforgettable setting. The menu, crafted by our Executive Chef Luigi Moressa, features a creative selection of Italian classics dishes.
Set off on an adventure in a traditional Hawaiian or Polynesian canoe. With its distinctive double-hull design for added stability, this ancient practice has become a popular water activity in Rio, offering an exciting way to explore the coastline.
Aproveite os momentos ao ar livre e agende um passeio de bicicleta pela Orla, onde você poderá contemplar a vista deslumbrante e o movimento das águas na Cidade Maravilhosa.
Embark on a private yacht journey to the Cagarras Islands, a rocky archipelago just 5 kilometers off the coast of Ipanema. As you sail, take in the beauty of Rio’s most famous beaches—Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon—along with the picturesque Guanabara Bay.
Explore the origins of Bossa Nova, the celebrated brazilian musical genre that began in the late 1950s. This guided tour takes you through 10 key locations in Ipanema and Copacabana that shaped the history of the genre. Discover the bars, homes, and streets where legends like Tom Jobim, Vinícius de Moraes, and João Gilberto wrote and performed their timeless music.
Embrace Rio’s beach culture with a spirited game of frescobol on the sands of Ipanema. We provide complimentary equipment through our beach service, ensuring you can fully enjoy this iconic and energetic sport during your stay.
Vivencie a emoção do futebol carioca e desfrute deste esporte no icônico Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, mundialmente conhecido como Maracanã. Inaugurado em 1950 para a Copa do Mundo, o estádio é um dos maiores e mais renomados templos do futebol mundial, palco de momentos históricos e grandes conquistas. As experiências exclusivas incluem acesso ao camarote VIP, uma visita ao museu do futebol, ou ingressos com vista privilegiada, proporcionando uma imersão completa no coração do futebol brasileiro.
Discover a new way to connect with nature through a Stand-Up Paddle (SUP) lesson and experience the tranquility of Rio’s crystal-clear waters while enjoying the stunning views of Copacabana's coastline. Whether you are a beginner or experienced, this activity offers balance, fun, and a unique sense of freedom amidst Rio de Janeiro’s paradisiacal setting.
Try your hand at beach tennis along the shores of Ipanema, an easy-to-learn and enjoyable sport. After your game, cool off with a dip in the ocean and take in the vibrant ‘carioca’ beach life.
Start your day with a revitalizing sunrise yoga session on our rooftop surrounded by the unique beauty of Ipanema Beach. This peaceful practice allows you to connect with the tranquility of the early morning as you stretch and breathe amidst Rio’s iconic scenery.
Take a guided tour of Santa Teresa, a bohemian neighborhood renowned for its artistic charm and over 80 ateliers. This 4-hour immersive experience offers a glimpse into the creative spirit of the area and can be rounded off with lunch at a local, iconic restaurant. Santa Teresa is affectionately known as the “Montmartre of Rio.”