Brazilian Seasons
Don't Sweat It!

summer

Summer

December to March

fall

Fall

March to June

winter

Winter

June to September

spring

Spring

September to December

Average Annual Temperature

average temperature

North

28°C

South

20°C

Pack Light and
Comfortable!

Opt for lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen. A mix of shorts, t-shirts, and sundresses should do the trick. Don’t forget a swimsuit and cover-up for those beach days. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring cities and hiking, but flip-flops are perfect for the beach and casual outings. Remember, less is more!

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Swap your cash for Reais at banks, booths, travel agencies or hotels

Credit cards work at hotels, restaurants, shops, tours, and car rentals – tourist places basically

Brazilian Bills come in 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 Reais

Coins are 5, 10, 25 and 50 centavos, plus 1 Real coins

Power Voltage

Heads up! Plug power in brazil can be tricky.

It can be either 110V or 220V, depending on where you are

Don’t worry though. Many hotels have outlets for both.

Need an adapter? No problem!

They’re easy to find at electric stores. 

Just look for one that fits the 3-pin lug type N that Brazil uses. 

Got a medical emergency?
No worries

Public hospitals in Brazil are free for tourists. 

If you need help, call SAMU (Mobile Emergency Medical Service) at 192! It’s free!

water
Stay Hydrated 

Brazil is hot! Drink plenty of water to stay cool and avoid getting sick. 

Sun safety 

The sun is strong, so use sunscreen and avoid being outside between 10 am and 4 pm when it’s hottest

visa

Do you need a Visa?

When you go to Brazil, you most likely need a visa, which you can get from a Brazilian embassy or consulate in your home country.

Here’s the good news: If you’re from a Mercosur country, you don’t need a visa, just your passport or ID.

For everyone else, visas can be granted for different purposes like tourism, business, or even if you’re coming for a sports competition. Most visitor visas let you stay for 90 days.

Not sure what visa you need?

Contact the Brazilian consulate or embassy closest to you. 

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