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Carnival, Coastlines & Cultural Fire

The largest country in South America, Brazil is a kaleidoscope of rhythms, rainforests, and revelry. From the samba-fuelled streets of Rio to the wilds of the Amazon and the wetlands of the Pantanal, it’s a destination that pulses with life. For UK travellers, Brazil offers unforgettable landscapes, vibrant cities, and a culture that celebrates joy.

Air Travel

Flights from London to São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro take around 11–13 hours, often direct or with stopovers via Lisbon, Madrid, or Paris. Domestic flights are essential for reaching the Amazon, Pantanal, and northeast beaches.

Airlines

British Airways and LATAM offer direct flights. Other carriers include TAP Air Portugal, Air France, and Iberia. Domestic travel is served by LATAM Brazil, Gol, and Azul.

Brazil

Carnival, Coastlines & Cultural Fire

Landmark
Travel Season
  • May–September: Dry season in Amazon and Pantanal
  • December–March: Summer and Carnival season
  • Year-round: Coastal cities and beach towns
Currency & Money Tips
  • Currency: Brazilian Real (BRL)
  • Cards widely accepted; cash useful for small vendors
  • ATMs are common but may charge foreign cards
  • Tipping: 10% in restaurants is often included
Connectivity
  • Good Wi-Fi in cities and hotels
  • Local SIMs: Vivo, Claro, TIM
  • Coverage drops in remote Amazon and rural areas
Getting Around
  • Domestic flights for long distances
  • Long-distance buses are comfortable and extensive (1001, Cometa, Real Expresso)
  • Ride apps (Uber, 99) in major cities
  • No tourist rail network
Time Zone
  • Brazil spans multiple time zones. Most tourist areas use Brasília Time (BRT) – GMT-3 Daylight saving is no longer observed
Etiquette & Culture
  • Portuguese is the official language; English is limited outside tourist zones
  • Brazilians are warm, expressive, and informal
  • Greet with a handshake or cheek kiss
  • Carnival is a national passion—expect music and celebration year-round
Top Destinations
  • Rio de Janeiro: Beaches, samba, and iconic views
  • São Paulo: Cultural capital and culinary powerhouse
  • Salvador: Music, history, and Afro-Brazilian heritage
  • Manaus: Gateway to Amazon adventures
  • Pantanal: Wildlife safaris and birdwatching
  • Florianópolis: Surf, seafood, and island vibes
  • Paraty: Colonial charm and coastal beauty
fastfood Food & Drink
  • Must-try: Feijoada (black bean stew), Moqueca (fish stew), Pão de queijo (cheese bread), Acarajé (Bahian street food)
  • Drinks: Caipirinha, Guaraná soda, coconut water
  • Tap water isn’t safe—stick to bottled
  • Brazil’s regional cuisines vary widely—each state has its own flavour
personal_bag What to Pack
  • Light clothing for tropical heat
  • Waterproof gear for rainforest and waterfalls
  • Power adapter (Type N – 127/220V)
  • Sunscreen, insect repellent, and swimwear
Best Time to Visit
  • Carnival (Feb/Mar): Rio, Salvador, and Recife explode with colour
  • Dry season (May–Sep): Best for Amazon and Pantanal
  • Shoulder seasons (Apr & Oct): Mild weather and fewer crowds
health_and_safety Safety & Health
  • FCDO advises caution in parts of Amazonas and urban outskirts
  • Emergency number: 190 (police), 192 (ambulance)
  • Travel insurance is essential
  • Vaccinations: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Yellow Fever (Amazon); mosquito precautions advised
  • Avoid carrying valuables and stay alert in crowded areas
Frequently Asked Questions Brazil

Airlines such as Air France, ITA Airways and Iberia Airlines offer Economy service to Brazil, with competitive fares and essential onboard amenities.

Economy Class offers affordable fares, standard meals, entertainment options, and dependable service—ideal for budget-conscious travellers heading to Brazil.

You can fly Economy to Brazil from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and other major UK airports.

Fares vary by airline, season, and route. Typically, round-trip Economy tickets to Brazil range from <<£lowest>> to <<£average price>>.

Booking 2–4 months in advance is recommended for the best deals. Mid-week departures and off-peak seasons often yield lower fares.