Vivo Rio Pro 2024

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Rio Pro 2024 is back on the beaches of Rio

The 8th stop on the Men’s Surfing Championship Tour 2024. After finishing off the US stop at the Surf Ranch and the Surf City El Salvador Pro in June the WSL migrates across the globe to South America to Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, for the Rio Pro 2024. 

Typically held in average beachbreak conditions that can deliver a punch. The contest is as close to an old ‘80s beach party as you’re going to find on tour today. The Brazilian crowds on the beach swell to hundreds of thousands of peoples, all frothing to take in the action. With world titles going to Gabriel Medina and Adriano De Souza and Italo Ferreira the country has fallen in love with surfing. In fact it’s the second largest sport in Brazil after soccer. If you’re thinking of traveling there to take in the contest, get ready for a heady dose of South American beach culture.

Hang at the world-famous Copacabana Beach or Ipanema to soak in the culture, or make the trek to the top of a nearby mountain to visit the 100-foot tall Christ the Redeemer statue and get a crazy panoramic view of the area. If you’re feeling frisky, there’s no shortage of nightlife in Rio, but remember to keep your wits about you as petty crime is common.

Where to stay in Rio 

There are heaps of hotels and Airbnb’s in Rio de Janeiro. With Rio Pro scheduled to take place Saquarema there are plenty of great guest houses and hotels in Rio.

You can also check out the map below for the best deals, guest houses, apartments and hotels in the city.

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Things To Do In Rio

Rio De Janeiro is an incredible multi cultural city. Head to the world famous Copacabana and Ipanema beaches. Explore the city’s street art and colonial treasures during the day, take the gondola up to Sugarloaf mountain for the sunset and unwind with a capriosca and party the night away.

Don’t miss the iconic Christ Redeemer Statue on top of Corcovado Mountain for spectacular views over the city. Avoid the taxi’s and bus tours as they are expensive and your’ll get stuck in traffic,  instead take public transport and walk through Tijuca national park up to the summit.

For more information and things to do in Rio check out RioDeJaneiro.com

Rio Pro 2024 Dates

The Rio Pro will be held from June 22 – June 30, 2024.

Feature image: Wiggolly Dantas sneaking under the curtain. Photo credit Daniel Smorigo