For those who understand that nature, in the hands of Burle Marx, became the greatest work of art in Brazil.
The starting point is the Sítio Burle Marx in Guaratiba — a world apart, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. There are more than 3,500 species of plants distributed throughout a property that is simultaneously a garden, workshop, and living legacy of one of the greatest landscape designers of the 20th century. Walking through this space is like entering a life-sized work of art.
The journey continues at Cachaçaria MaxCana, where the tradition of Brazilian artisanal cachaça reveals itself with charm and authenticity — a pause that warms the spirit before the final destination.
The Marambaia wraps up the itinerary with the privilege of a view of one of the most isolated and preserved beaches in Rio de Janeiro, accessible only to authorized visitors. For those who want to go further, an optional Stand Up Paddle transforms the calm sea of the resting area into a unique experience.
The return is made along the entire length of the Orla Carioca — a scenic route that gathers, in one landscape, everything that makes Rio a unique city in the world.
From the wild to the sublime, from garden to sea, this is a journey to be remembered for a long time.