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Rio for Partiers: The visual travel guide to Rio de Janeiro, 6th edition
Rio for Partiers is a travel guide to Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) designed for red blooded tourists.
It outlines, in a step-by-step manner, all the must-see tours of relaxing tours (exactly where to go to unwind), adventure sports (who to contact for instructions), cultural (the essential tours) and rainy day ideas (what to do in Rio when it's raining).
It also goes into detail on what every tourist must from snacks to tropical fruit juices, to Brazilian cuisine to local drinks. Thirdly, it lays out the nightlife scene, giving each day of the week the best option clubbing, live music, street parties or bars.
Lastly, it offers dozens of tips on topics like safety, prices and how to deal with Brazilian boys and girls. But what makes Rio for Partiers even more desirable is that it can save the tourist lots of the publishers have partnered with sports instructors, bars and restaurants to get them to offer a discount or bonus to bearers of our just show the cupons in the back and you are automatically entitled to free drinks, discounts to daily rates and VIP entrance (no waiting in line) at the best bars and clubs. In short, Rio for Partiers tells you everything you need to know to have a blast in Rio.
It outlines, in a step-by-step manner, all the must-see tours of relaxing tours (exactly where to go to unwind), adventure sports (who to contact for instructions), cultural (the essential tours) and rainy day ideas (what to do in Rio when it's raining).
It also goes into detail on what every tourist must from snacks to tropical fruit juices, to Brazilian cuisine to local drinks. Thirdly, it lays out the nightlife scene, giving each day of the week the best option clubbing, live music, street parties or bars.
Lastly, it offers dozens of tips on topics like safety, prices and how to deal with Brazilian boys and girls. But what makes Rio for Partiers even more desirable is that it can save the tourist lots of the publishers have partnered with sports instructors, bars and restaurants to get them to offer a discount or bonus to bearers of our just show the cupons in the back and you are automatically entitled to free drinks, discounts to daily rates and VIP entrance (no waiting in line) at the best bars and clubs. In short, Rio for Partiers tells you everything you need to know to have a blast in Rio.
- GenresTravelBrazilNonfiction
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Published January 1, 2005
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September 3, 2012
This January and February I was finally able to go on my South American trip that I’ve wanted to do for years. First stop was Buenos Aires and then Rio.
I bought A LOT of books to prepare for this trip, including this one.
This book was hands down the best guide to Rio that I found. The advice is excellent for a first time visitor like myself and the tips made Rio a better experience than I could have dreamed of.
If you are going to Rio any time soon, check out this book.
I bought A LOT of books to prepare for this trip, including this one.
This book was hands down the best guide to Rio that I found. The advice is excellent for a first time visitor like myself and the tips made Rio a better experience than I could have dreamed of.
If you are going to Rio any time soon, check out this book.
August 23, 2009
In spite of its focus, this book earned much higher marks than a lot of the traditional travel guide books (Lonely Planet, et al) on Amazon, and it turns out for good reason. Not only did the book describe "where the party at," but it also gave good, succinct information rather than a shit-ton of worthless pages of hotels and restaurants.
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