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Marina da Glória
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Marina da Glória

Visit Marina da Glória in Rio de Janeiro for waterfront views, three restaurants and sailboat tours passing Sugarloaf Mountain and Urca.

Marina da Glória is a waterfront marina in Rio de Janeiro’s Glória neighborhood, with views across the water and boats moored along the pier. It is a departure point for boat trips, including sailboat tours of about two hours that pass Sugarloaf Mountain and Urca. Three restaurants are on site, and the marina also hosts events. Access to the harbor itself is controlled, so you can enjoy the views from public seating near the marina without entering the secured area.

Boat trips from the marina

Sailboat tours departing from Marina da Glória take about two hours and pass Sugarloaf Mountain and Urca. Some trips include drinks and snacks. The marina is also used for boat rentals and hosts events.

Access and getting around

The harbor area is separated by a fence and a monitored gate, so access to the boats is controlled. Seating near the walls provides a place to look out over the marina. The site has paid parking, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible parking.

FAQ

How long is a sailboat tour from Marina da Glória?

A sailboat tour lasts about two hours and passes Sugarloaf Mountain and Urca.

Can you enter the marina without joining a tour?

Access to the harbor is controlled by a gate. You can find seating near the walls overlooking the boats.

Are there restaurants at Marina da Glória?

There are three restaurants on site.

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