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Brazil (South)
South Brazil feels different, with cooler weather and towns that look like Europe. The biggest highlight here is the powerful Iguazu Falls crashing in the forest.
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Summary
Did you know?
Frozen Canyons – The high southern plateaus get so cold in winter that giant waterfalls regularly freeze completely solid into massive ice pillars.
Overview
Months
April, May, June, July, August, September, October, December, February, January, March, November
Vacation type
Beach, Couple, Family, Mountains
Expenses
0-50€, <100€, <150€, <200€, Over 200€
Temperature
10-20°C, 20-25°C, 25-30°C
Rainfall
0-50mm, 50-100mm, 100-150mm
Safety
Safe
Continent
South America
Currency
Real
Languages
Portuguese
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When to visit
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Climate Data
Climate Chart
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Data Source: Global Historical Climatology Network
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Weather, Crowds and Costs
Per one person
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Best Regions to visit
Cities
Did you know?
Dinosaur Footprints – The streets and rock walls of some southern towns are embedded with real, fossilized dinosaur footprints from millions of years ago.
Islands
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Things to see
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The best way to explore major cities and must-see attractions is by booking guided tours.* They offer convenience, local insights, and often save time when visiting popular sights.
Unique Accomondations/Foodspots
Accommodations
Pont dos Ganchos Exclusive Resort
Location: Ganchos de Fora, Santa Catarina, Brazil
An ultra-luxury clifftop sanctuary nestled on a private peninsula along the emerald southern coastline, featuring secluded bungalows with private heated pools, saunas, and sweeping ocean panoramas.
Restaurants / Bars
Churrascaria Fogo de Chão
Location: Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
The spiritual birthplace of authentic southern Brazilian churrasco, where skilled gauchos roast prime cuts of beef slowly over open charcoal flames and serve them tableside in traditional style.
Tours to do
Did you know?
Underground Water Monster – The region sits on top of one of the world's biggest underground freshwater reservoirs, big enough to supply the whole continent.
What to eat
Flights
Flight prices are approximate and vary by departure city, airline, and booking time. Check airlines or travel platforms for the latest details.
* Please note: All prices are rough estimates for orientation purposes only and may vary by region.
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Airport Location
Visa
1. Visa Requirement
- Most travelers need a visa to enter Brazil, including citizens of the U.S., Canada, and Australia, while citizens of some EU countries can enter visa-free.
2. Visa-Free Countries
- Citizens of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and several other South American countries can enter Brazil without a visa for stays of up to 90 days.
3. Visa Application
- Travelers from countries that require a visa must apply at a Brazilian embassy or consulate before traveling.
4. Types of Visa
- Commonly issued as tourist visas (valid for up to 90 days) or business visas.
5. Processing Time
- Visa processing can take from a few days to a few weeks, so it's advisable to apply well in advance.
6. Duration of Stay
- Tourist visas usually allow stays of up to 90 days, with the possibility of extensions.
7. Health Requirements
- Vaccination against yellow fever is recommended if traveling to certain regions. Travel insurance is also advisable.
Important things to know
1. Payments
- The local currency is the Brazilian Real (BRL). Credit cards are widely accepted, especially in urban areas.
2. Tap Water
- Tap water is generally not safe to drink in many areas. Bottled water is recommended.
3. Electricity
- The voltage is 127V or 220V, depending on the region. Plug types C and N (two round pins) are used. An adapter may be needed for devices from other regions.
4. Tipping in Restaurants
- Tipping is customary, with 10-15% being standard for good service in restaurants.
5. SIM Cards
- Local SIM cards are available from providers like Vivo, TIM, and Claro. They can be purchased at stores, offering various prepaid data plans.
6. Driving Side
- In Brazil, people drive on the right side of the road.
Souveniers
Location
Reviews
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