Brazil Vacations

Most tourists do not need a visa to enter Brazil if they plan to stay for less than 90 days, but starting April 10, 2025 travelers from the United States, Canada, and Australia will be required to complete an e-visa for travel to the country which will be valid for multiple entries for 5 (Canada and Australia) or 10 years (US).

Contact your nearest Brazil Embassy or Consulate to learn about their requirements and what documents you need. All travelers will need to present a valid passport from their home country, with at least six months remaining until the expiration.

Make sure you are vaccinated against hepatitis A and typhoid. Some travelers might also need to be inoculated against rabies, hepatitis B, and yellow fever, though this depends on their travel plans in Brazil. It is recommended to visit your doctor at least a month before your trip to get any recommended or required vaccines and medicines you may need.

Your doctor will also be able to advise if anti-malaria medication is required for your destinations. More detailed information can be found on the CDC website.

Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s most famous city. This is a highlight of any Brazil tour with its well-know Christ Redeemer statue overlooking this bustling city, the white sand beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, as well as a wide-variety of Brazil’s rich cuisine.

Brazil is a huge country, and Brazilian food varies vastly from region to region. This is great news, since it means you’ll always have something new and delicious to try. Barbecued pork is a favorite dish around the country, as are fish stew, bean dishes, and delicate cheese rolls.

Brazil is generally a safe country to visit. However, bear in mind that there are high rates of petty theft. Practice caution when using a phone in public and while visiting ATMs. It may also be a good idea to wear a money belt.

Given its size, the best time to visit Brazil depends on your destinations. Some consider the most pleasant time between September and October. This lets you avoid the hot summer, the chilly winter, and the rainy season, as well as large tourist crowds. During this time, the climate is temperate and prices are much lower.

Brazil is an excellent destination for a family vacation. With countless things to do, your itinerary will be full. There are also many places that cater directly to families and provide kid-friendly activities. This is a wonderful and unique chance for a family vacation.

If you and your spouse love to travel, there are so many amazing places to honeymoon in Brazil. There is something for everyone here, from wild nature scenes to luxury dining, beach activities, cultural experiences, and much more. There is no way to get bored in this stunning country.