Rio de Janeiro - Transport & Travel

Jun 17, 2019

One of the best ways of getting around in Rio de Janeiro is by taking a taxi. They are not very expensive, but if you ask for a city tour, arrange a fixed price.

Buses are a cheap form of transport within Rio but the system is difficult to understand if you do not speak Portuguese. But be careful. They take off at high speed and do not limit the numbers on board, nor do they have to air-condition. The metro may be a better option.

Long distance bus services depart from the Rodoviária Novo, Rio.

The ferry from Niteroi arrives at Praça Quinze in the historical neighbourhood Centro.

International Airport is on Governador Island within the bay. National flights leave from the Aeroporto Santos Dumont just north of the entrance to Marina da Gloria.

International Airport is on Governador Island within the bay. National flights leave from Aeroporto Santos Dumont just north of the entrance to Marina da Gloria.

International flights land at Galeão International Airport (recently renamed Tom Jobim International). It is quite a long way from the city centre.

 

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