Last year I went to Rio De Janeiro for the Rio Carnival for the very first time. A few of my friends had been the previous year and convinced me that it was one of the best experiences they have ever had.
We all rented a big apartment, and yes it was more expensive as compared to what people might pay in a cheap hotel or hostel, but I think it was well worth the money. Because of the number of people who come to the city for the Rio Carnival celebration I recommend that you find and book your accommodation, whatever type you choose, as early as you possibly can. The general prices for accommodation is way over the top, but I guess you have to expect this when you're at one of the world's biggest festivals.
You will find all levels of accommodation in Rio De Janeiro. The area that our place was in seemed pretty safe. The reception staff were very friendly people and they helped us out whenever we needed suggestions for things to do. I actually found the service in the apartment fantastic, but it was also so cool to hang out with some of my friends that I hadn't spent time with in a long time.
I was blown away by the Rio Carnival. There was street parties every day all over the city. We really got involved and soaked up the atmosphere. When you are among the hundreds of thousands of people, drinking and parting in the streets, day and night, it is hard not to love the Rio Carnival festival. Every person was out to get the most from the Rio Carnival and the atmosphere throughout the city was just one big party. My friends and I particularly enjoyed the samba dancing. We went along to watch and listen to the samba dancing at the Sambadrome one day. We had grandstand tickets and sat in Sector 9. I highly recommend this sector of the Sambadrome as we had a great view watching the samba school songs and dances. I have to say if you go to Rio Carnival then getting tickets to one of the events in the Sambadrome is well worth it. The experience was so much more than I expected.
The main tourist areas of Rio de Janeiro seemed pretty safe, but we didn't venture too far into the burbs. There was no single time I felt insecure in this massive city, although admittedly we seemed to be in maybe one of the best spots in Rio. There are plenty of high class hotels in Copacabana and Ipanema. The apartment we stayed in was next to a beach. We spent many days on Copacobana Beach, where hundreds of girls were practically naked! Whilst at the beach we hung out with a few locals who seemed pretty friendly.
I really loved and enjoyed my stay in Rio De Janeiro for the Rio Carnival. I think everyone should really consider getting to this amazing festival held in February or March every year.
We all rented a big apartment, and yes it was more expensive as compared to what people might pay in a cheap hotel or hostel, but I think it was well worth the money. Because of the number of people who come to the city for the Rio Carnival celebration I recommend that you find and book your accommodation, whatever type you choose, as early as you possibly can. The general prices for accommodation is way over the top, but I guess you have to expect this when you're at one of the world's biggest festivals.
You will find all levels of accommodation in Rio De Janeiro. The area that our place was in seemed pretty safe. The reception staff were very friendly people and they helped us out whenever we needed suggestions for things to do. I actually found the service in the apartment fantastic, but it was also so cool to hang out with some of my friends that I hadn't spent time with in a long time.
I was blown away by the Rio Carnival. There was street parties every day all over the city. We really got involved and soaked up the atmosphere. When you are among the hundreds of thousands of people, drinking and parting in the streets, day and night, it is hard not to love the Rio Carnival festival. Every person was out to get the most from the Rio Carnival and the atmosphere throughout the city was just one big party. My friends and I particularly enjoyed the samba dancing. We went along to watch and listen to the samba dancing at the Sambadrome one day. We had grandstand tickets and sat in Sector 9. I highly recommend this sector of the Sambadrome as we had a great view watching the samba school songs and dances. I have to say if you go to Rio Carnival then getting tickets to one of the events in the Sambadrome is well worth it. The experience was so much more than I expected.
The main tourist areas of Rio de Janeiro seemed pretty safe, but we didn't venture too far into the burbs. There was no single time I felt insecure in this massive city, although admittedly we seemed to be in maybe one of the best spots in Rio. There are plenty of high class hotels in Copacabana and Ipanema. The apartment we stayed in was next to a beach. We spent many days on Copacobana Beach, where hundreds of girls were practically naked! Whilst at the beach we hung out with a few locals who seemed pretty friendly.
I really loved and enjoyed my stay in Rio De Janeiro for the Rio Carnival. I think everyone should really consider getting to this amazing festival held in February or March every year.
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