What is the cancellation policy for this tour?

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

How long does this tour take?

Please check the tour page for the exact duration.

Where does this tour start?

This tour starts at: Find me in the UNESCO World Heritage "Cais do Valongo".

Brazil

Samba Night in Pedra do Sal with Free Shot of Caipirinha

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Overview

Experience Rio’s most authentic samba night in the historic heart of Little Africa (Pequena África), where Afro-Brazilian culture shaped the city’s identity.

We start at 7:30 PM at Largo de São Francisco da Prainha, in the legendary port region of Rio. From there, we explore the stories and roots of this powerful area before arriving at Pedra do Sal, known as the birthplace of samba.

On Monday nights, Pedra do Sal comes alive with real street samba: live drums, locals dancing, cold drinks, and a unique atmosphere you simply can’t find anywhere else.

To start the night the right way, every guest gets 1 welcome caipirinha on us
You can also add a special souvenir: 1 Polaroid photo (+$20 extra)

Come feel the rhythm, understand the history, and live Rio like a true local.

Gallery

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What's Included

✓ Included

Our guide will give you a free caipirinha, the most traditional drink of Rio de Janeiro.

Itinerary

Stop 1

Our guide will tell you a bit about the history of Cais do Valongo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and what it has in common with samba at Pedra do Sal.

Stop 2

Our guide will tell you more about the history of the place, take you to capture a great photo on a famous staircase painted with the Brazilian flag, and bring you to a house where you can see the place from above. Plus, you'll pass by Largo de São Francisco da Prainha, which also tells the story of the area.

Stop 3

At the end of the walk, you’ll receive a free caipirinha on us and can enjoy all kinds of drinks, street food, and the traditional Monday night samba at Pedra do Sal, a historic landmark of resistance and Black history in the city.