Cheap air tickets to Rio De Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro is the entertainment capital of South America. This city is famous for its stunning architectural wonders, museums and the huge statue of Christ the Redeemer standing on top of Corcovado Mountain. This vibrant city is home to more than 16 million people and welcomes nearly 3 million visitors every year. Rio is the headquarters of many businesses and state-owned companies. Although its mostly known for its festive carnival spirit, It's also an important financial centre. Rio de Janeiro is truly worth exploring on any visit to South America.

Rio has a lovely tropical savanna climate. There are many high-end hotels and restaurants that you can spoil yourself in during your visit. Book air tickets to Rio de Janeiro today and bring yourself alive in this party destination.

Don't have an itinerary? Take a look at our suggestions so you can plan your stay in the city:

• Head to the golden shores of Copacabana or Ipanema to relax and watch the world go by
• Get a closer look at the massive statue of Christ the Redeemer located within Tijuca National Park
• Check out the 340-acre wide Jardim Botânico–famous for its exotic collection of indigenous plants
• Spend a day at the Tijuca National Park–known for its waterfalls, varied terrains and abundant wildlife
• Take an exciting cable car ride up to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain and admire the views from the top
• Head to Lapa after sunset to wine, dine and do the samba at any one of the many live music venues in this precinct
• Spend the morning exploring the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Sebastian that's designed in keeping with Mayan architectural styles
• Visit Prainha—a remote beach devoid of hotels and known for its great waves
• Take a casual stroll along Santa Teresa's cobblestone alleys and explore beautiful mansions, art galleries and bars
• For an experience second to none, catch a football game at Maracana Stadium

The Galeão International Airport serves international carriers flying to and from Rio de Janeiro. It shares some of its facilities with the Brazilian Air Force and serves more than 10 million passengers each year, many of which arrive from Argentina, the U.S. and France.