Packing Checklist

Brazil’s climate varies from tropical beaches to humid rainforests, pack smart!

• Lightweight, breathable clothes for warm weather.
• Comfortable walking shoes and sandals.
• Rain jacket or poncho (especially if visiting the Amazon).
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and insect repellent.
• Swimwear and quick-dry towel.
• Travel adapters (Brazil uses type N plugs, 127/220V).
• Copies of important documents and travel insurance.

When to Visit

December to March, Summer!

• Hot and lively, perfect for beaches and Carnival, but also the busiest season.
• April to June – Mild and pleasant, great for city exploration.
• July to September – Dry season in the Amazon, ideal for wildlife watching.
• October to November – Transition months with fewer crowds and lower prices.

Getting Around

Brazil is huge, so plan your transportation ahead:

• Flights are the fastest way to travel between major cities.
• Long-distance buses are affordable and reliable.
• Metro systems operate in Rio and São Paulo.
• Taxis and ride apps (like Uber) are widely available in urban areas.

Travel Tips for a Safe Journey

• Learn a few basic Portuguese phrases, locals appreciate the effort!
• Keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.
• Avoid drinking tap water; bottled water is recommended.
• Respect local customs and environmental areas, Brazil’s natural sites are precious.