Brazil Tour Reviews


"This was a phenomenal trip from Contiki! This tour hit all of the major attractions, had exceptional add on activities and ran smoothly overall. [...]”

Rachel

Argentina and Brazil Highlights


"Highly recommend this trip for travelers on the fence about traveling to South America for the first time. Buenos Aires, Iguassu, and Rio de Janeiro were amazing to experience with a group of like minded travelers.”

Daryl

Argentina and Brazil Highlights


"I definitely got a good deal for the price. No headache of transfers, accommodation and most meals is a great way to be on vacation.”

Prabhsimran

Argentina and Brazil Highlights

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Frequently Asked Questions About Brazil Travel

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What currency does Brazil use?

Brazil’s currency is the Brazilian Real (BRL). It’s handy to have some cash for markets and small shops, though cards are widely accepted in cities.

When is the best time to visit Brazil?

Brazil = always a good time. But for beach weather and parties? December to March ispeak summer (aka Carnival season!). Want fewer crowds and cooler temps? Try May to September -still beautiful & sunny, just with less sweat.

What is the weather like in Brazil?

Brazil’s huge, so weather varies. It's tropical in the north (hot and humid), mild and dry in the south during winter, and plenty of sunshine along the coast year-round (yay!).

Do I need a visa to travel to Brazil?

Visa rules depend on your nationality. Check out our handy visa guide to get the latest info.

What is ATM access like in Brazil?

You'll find plenty of ATMs in cities and tourist spots. It’s best to use machines inside banks or malls for safety and to avoid extra fees.

Do you tip in Brazil?

Tipping is common but not mandatory. In restaurants, a 10% service charge is usually included (but you can always leave extra for exceptional service).

How many days do you need to see Brazil?

To get a good feel, plan at least 10 days. Brazil’s massive. So try to hit a mix of cities, beaches, and the rainforest if you can.

What should I pack for a trip to Brazil?

Pack light, breathable clothes, a swimsuit, good walking shoes, insect repellent, and a rain jacket if you’re visiting the rainforest or rainy season.

Can you drink tap water in Brazil?

Tap water isn’t safe to drink everywhere. It's best to Stick to bottled or filtered water, especially outside major cities.If you're ever doubtful, your Trip Manager can always give you the best advice.

Is internet access good in Brazil?

Internet is generally reliable in cities and tourist areas, though it can be patchy in remote regions like the Amazon.

What adaptor do I need for Brazil?

Brazil mostly uses types C and N plugs, with a voltage of 127/220V. Bringing a universal adaptor is your safest bet.

Is Brazil LGBTQIA+ friendly?

Yep. Brazil is one of the most LGBTQIA+ friendly countries in Latin America (especially in big cities like São Paulo and Rio), with vibrant Pride events and supportive communities. Still, it’s wise to stay aware of local attitudes outside urban areas.

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