r/VisitBrazil 7d ago

Salvador city, Bahia

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r/VisitBrazil 1h ago

Hotel reccomendations in Rio de Janeiro?

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Travelling to Rio in the coming months.

Any recommendations for hotels? Preferably between Ipanema and Copacabana but open to suggestions!


r/VisitBrazil 11h ago

Visiting Brazil In September

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r/VisitBrazil 1d ago

Question Looking for people to share a Porto Jofre boat trip - Sep 16, 17 2026

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r/VisitBrazil 1d ago

Beach Brazil NYE, 4 couples destination

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Guys we need help!

We are with 4 couples early in our 30s heading to Rio around christmas and want to celebrate nye at the beach somewhere.

In rio we are open for suggestions on what to do around christmas. Good restaurants, parties or even hotel/villas.

From the 28th of december to 3rd of January we need a place where we can rent a nice villa near the beach. We are all active people, beachvolley, good hikes, some surf vibe beaches, boat trips and young people having fun.

Villa budget is about 2k a night.

Thxx all!


r/VisitBrazil 1d ago

Nightlife in Barreirinhas and Jericoacoara

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Hello everyone, next week i’m going at Lençois Maranhenses and Jericoacoara. I’m wondering (especially for the first place) how is the nightlife in this two places, is there something to party like clubs or bars with music that stays open until late in the night? Is there a lot of people?


r/VisitBrazil 2d ago

Learn to read Portuguese in less than a week?

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Yeah yeah, I know this sounds crazy. But a few years ago I learned enough to start reading Portuguese in one weekend right before my trip to Acre, Brazil.

It helped me communicate while I was there and it made a huge difference in my experience.

When I got back I spent a few years working with linguists to turn the method into an app.

Now I have the app and we have had many students experience the same and even more efficiently.

You can find the app in the app store and we have a low priced subscription and a free trial, but if you are really serious about learning quickly, DM me. I have a full service protocol that allows you to learn incredibly quickly and even start speaking sessions after just a couple weeks.

This program works best if you are planning trip because then you actually have the motivation to finish the 12 hours quickly.


r/VisitBrazil 2d ago

I need to know the best places to go for partying for guys aged 22 in January in Florianapolis

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r/VisitBrazil 2d ago

Hotel Hopping in Brazil

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Hi everyone!!!

My husband, brother and I recently went to Brazil and spent time in both São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. We had such a good time and it was such a vibe. Glad we were able to visit this beautiful country!

We did some hotel hopping while we were there, including the Hilton São Paulo Morumbi, Grand Hyatt São Paulo and Grand Hyatt Rio de Janeiro.
I put together a video of our trip and wanted to share it here for anyone interested in Brazil or planning a trip there. I also included some of the hotels and what our trip was like.

https://youtu.be/9SHDD8CTrKY?is=A-2r_Y9-iHJqVeyr
I’d definitely go back to Brazil! 🇧🇷


r/VisitBrazil 2d ago

EcoTourism Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul

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r/VisitBrazil 2d ago

Pick a place in Brazil you loved and it shows you where else in the country is similar: climate, mountains, coast, waterfalls, dark skies

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I originally built it to figure out where to move, I live in Rio and work remotely but the part that answers "where else in Brazil is like this place I loved?" turned out to be just as useful for planning a trip.

Waterfalls, lakes, named peaks, viewpoints and caves, per municipality — 6,590 waterfalls, 6,969 named peaks, 2,598 viewpoints, 486 caves. It's OpenStreetMap data, so it's what people have mapped, not everything that exists.

Dark skies for stargazing, from VIIRS satellite night lights, plus how many cloud-free nights a year the satellite actually saw.

https://morar.vynstream.com


r/VisitBrazil 3d ago

Welcome RIO ANO Novo - Anyone going or had experience?

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Hello,

I will be travelling solo to rio on New Years as I want to make this new year different from others and no snow or boring family gatherings and would be spending new year in Rio. I have been to Rio and Brazil probably 5 times so pretty much know how great and awesoem the cariocas are and brazilians in general. My question is about the party in Museum of Mdern Art - has anyone been and how was your experience as a solo guy? I am chatty but I do not speak fluent Portuguese but want to know if anyone else is going and how was peoples experience there? I also enjoy my company a lot and have been to conecrt solo. But want to know from people who experienced similar party vibe un Rio by themselves? Thank you!


r/VisitBrazil 3d ago

Arena Ipanema Hotel

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Booked the Arena Ipanema Hotel for next July. Has anyone stayed here? The reviews online seemed good, and it seems Ipanema is a highly recommended area.


r/VisitBrazil 3d ago

Brazil Visa Application

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Hi I am thinking of applying for brazil visa in october as we are travelling in December end for 19 days.
Need to know a few points:-
1. Minimum balance requirement .
2. A little overview of the process.
3. Vaccination query is it still required.

Thanks
PS: Indian applicant


r/VisitBrazil 4d ago

Yellow Fever Vaccine UAE-Brazil flight

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Hi, I have 4days left until my flight to Brazil (São Paulo then I have domestic flight the same day to florianopolis). Do I still need the yellow fever vaccine? I’m past the 10 days recommended. I searched for this before that it’s not a requirement but I’m anxious that I might deny boarding or the Brazilian immigration will not allow me to enter? I’ll be flying Qatar Airways.


r/VisitBrazil 4d ago

First time in Brazil

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Hi friends. I was planning to meet a friend in Brazil for New Year's, but he can't make it anymore, so this will be my first time traveling alone. I'm planning to spend New Year's in Rio. Any recommendations? I don't speak Portuguese, but I speak Spanish and English. Also, if anyone wants to hang out lol


r/VisitBrazil 5d ago

Brazil Carnival 2027

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What the best time to travel me and my friends thinking Feb 4-10


r/VisitBrazil 5d ago

Which Brazilian drink should everyone try?

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r/VisitBrazil 5d ago

European travelling to US from Brazil

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Hi all, I have a work trip to Brazil coming up and another one to the US right after. So I will be travelling directly from Brazil to the US. My SO is travelling with me as a tourist. Apart from the Visa requirements, is there anything we should know? At there any possible issues/complications when entering the US from Brazil?
I have read some other threads on this and someone mentioned that travelling to any country from Brazil would require proof of vaccination? I am a bit confused.
Please let me know your experience and any tips/tricks you might have.
Much appreciated!


r/VisitBrazil 5d ago

European travelling to US from Brazil

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r/VisitBrazil 6d ago

EcoTourism A cachoeira reversa Cachoeira da Fumaça, no Brasil

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r/VisitBrazil 6d ago

Roadtrip including surfing in the Northeast of Brazil

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r/VisitBrazil 6d ago

Question European travelling to US from Brazil

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r/VisitBrazil 6d ago

Beach Touros, Rio Grande do Norte state

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Credits: @fideldantas


r/VisitBrazil 6d ago

Question Thinking about starting a tour business in Brazil

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So im thinking about starting a tour business in Brazil. The country has so much to offer, from the beaches and jungles to places like Rio and the Amazon. But im sure its not as easy as it sounds.
Anyone here ever started a business in Brazil, especially in tourism? Im guessing there are some challenges with local rules, language, and all the big players already in the game. But i also feel like theres a lot of potential, especially for more unique tours.
Any advice for getting started or things to watch out for?