Rio De Janeiro
February 9 – March 9, 2023
Private Bedroom $1,900
CLOSED
Brazil is synonymous with exuberant celebration, and no place more so than the bustling coastal city of Rio de Janeiro – home of the world’s largest party, Carnival. The festive metropolis is also famed for its spacious sunny beaches and modish music culture, making it an easy must-visit location for world travelers.
What's Included?
Work-Friendly Accommodations
Co-Working Pass
Professional Development
Dedicated Team Lead
Airport Arrival Transfer
Welcome Essentials
City Guide
Local SIM Card
High-Speed Internet in the Room and Common Areas
Cleaning Services
Backup Technology (Laptop, Charger, Batteries)
Additional Services
Public Transport Pass
Gym Membership
Tours
Meet Your Rio De Janeiro Hosts
When you choose to visit Rio De Janeiro, you’ll be hosted by a group lead who is a WiFi Artists employee and will travel with the group throughout the entire duration of your stay. Unlike other remote work companies, we never leave you hanging. You’ll also have support from our on-the-ground team in Buenos Aires. If you need help booking a tour, finding the best local activities, or getting questions answered, the team is your go-to resource!
Why Choose Buenos Aires For Your Remote Work and Travel?
Bossa Nova
Bossa nova was born from a cocktail of traditional Afro-Brazilian samba, American Jazz, and Portuguese poetry. Rising from the beach culture of the 1950s, it has become a distinctive sound of Brazil and a seminal influence on world music and dance. Whether at the Bip Bip Bar, The Maze Rio, or along the Beco das Garrafas, there are many inviting, colorful clubs sounding out the syncopated beats of bossa nova.
Christ the Redeemer
Considered one of the “New Seven Wonders of the World,” the Christ the Redeemer statue is a symbol of religious history and perhaps the most famous icon of the Art Deco movement. It towers against the skyline from the uppermost peak of Tijuca National Park, 635 metric tons of concrete and soapstone, and a shoe-in for Instagram gold.
Sunset at Arpoador
Rio has many wide-open beaches for surfing and socializing – smack in the middle of its two most popular, Ipanema and Copacabana, is Arpoador Beach – a spot romanticized for its sunsets. Here people take picnics and gather along the stones to applaud as the sun takes its final bow each night, especially near Midsomer, when the sun dips just over the sea.
Getting a bird’s eye view of Rio can be thrillingly beautiful on the cable cars of Pão de Açúcar or Sugarloaf Mountain at the mouth of Guanabara Bay. The peak juts out of the Atlantic Ocean and stands nearly 400 meters high. Sightseeing at the mountain can be a relaxing jaunt by vehicle or an adventurous outing for rock climbers.
Brigadeiros
One of South America’s most appreciated sweets is the Brigadeiro. Said to have been invented right in Rio, think of them as a twist on a chocolate truffle. American chefs sometimes describe the taste as that of “a high-end Tootsie Roll.” Naturally, some shops get inventive and throughout the city, there are various iterations of this classic bite-sized dessert.
Where to Stay in Rio De Janeiro
We recognize the importance of having a comfortable place to stay and work during your travels. That's why we've meticulously selected our accommodations in only the best areas of Rio De Janeiro. These options will provide everything you need to have a relaxing, fun, and productive trip. Browse through our photos to get an idea of the general vibe and standard of our accommodations in Rio De Jan.
