私人汽车接送从 Rio de Janeiro 到 Paraty

The distance from Rio de Janeiro to Paraty is approximately 155 miles (250 kilometers). The private transfer takes about 4 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.

Paraty is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring perfectly preserved Portuguese colonial architecture. The historic center prohibits cars, creating a charming pedestrian-only area with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and artisan shops.

The ideal time is during Brazil's dry season (May to September) when rainfall is minimal and temperatures are comfortable. Avoid January-March due to heavy rains and peak summer crowds.

Yes, you can visit one of the many beaches along the way, such as Praia do Aterro or Praia de São Gonçalo. Or if you'd rather see a greater variety of nature, the Municipal Natural Park of Serra do Mendanha has forested trails for hiking.

The Niteroi Contemporary Art Museum not only houses beautiful art, but it is itself art! This iconic building has over 1,200 works of art, which is the second-largest contemporary art collection in Brazil.

Cars are banned from the colonial center, so you'll need to walk on the famous uneven cobblestones. Wear comfortable shoes as the stones can be challenging to navigate, especially in wet conditions. Your driver will get you as close as possible to your accomodation.

The route includes winding coastal and mountain roads that may cause discomfort for those prone to motion sickness. Consider bringing motion sickness remedies and requesting stops if needed.

Paraty hosts the annual FLIP (International Literary Festival), where authors debate, host book launches, and do cultural performances. The town also has traditional cachaca distilleries, colonial churches, art galleries, and boat trips to nearby islands and beaches.