Travel guide Amazonie Brésilienne

There are direct flights to many cities in Brazil including Rio, Salvador de Bahia, São Paulo, Recife and Fortaleza. The price depends on the airline you use and, above all, on how long you book your flight. In order to get the best rates, it is essential to book well in advance. Think about buying your tickets a few months before your departure! Brazil lends itself well to independent travel with numerous bus and air links throughout the country.

You will find many tour operators specialized on Brazil. They produce their own trips and are generally very good at giving advice because they know the country inside out. Note that their prices are often a little higher than those of generalist travel agencies. The tours usually combine one or more cities and rarely forget to visit the Iguaçu Falls.

Given the vastness of the Brazilian territory, the plane remains the best solution to criss-cross the country in all directions, but if you have time, the bus network covers the whole country with comfortable but sometimes interminable night trips and punctual departures. The road network is in good condition.