Brazil is one of the world's most impressive travel destinations, with a unique combination of idyllic beaches, pristine tropical rainforests, an ethnically diverse population, huge sand dunes and metropolises that sway back and forth to the rhythms of samba. Travel through multifaceted Brazil and discover its many wildlife, beautiful landscapes and picturesque villages, and interact with its extremely friendly people.
Besides metropolises with universal appeal such as Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and São Paulo, on a tour of Brazil you will also find small fishing villages, colonial villages and agricultural communities, all of which have a typical Brazilian charm. The Amazon and Pantanal are spectacular natural areas with an enormous biodiversity and vastness found in few other places on our planet. Here, go in search of jaguars, anacondas and colourful macaws. Marvel at the imposing Iguazu Falls, enjoy golden beaches, or go scuba diving on the magnificent island of Fernando de Noronha. Your accommodations, Avila Travel's care, and the hospitality of the Brazilians will make your trip to Brazil an adventure to remember.
Your tour of Brazil will be taken care of by us down to the last detail. Travelling with Avila through Brazil means staying in atmospheric, small-scale accommodation, travelling at a relaxed pace, and experiencing the country in a way that goes beyond the usual highlights. You will discover not only iconic places like Rio de Janeiro and the Amazon, but also lesser-known regions, far away from the crowds, where authentic Brazil comes alive.
Green heart of South America
Brazil is a country of unprecedented natural wealth and cultural diversity. From the vast Amazon rainforest in the north to the waterfalls of Foz do Iguaçu in the south: Brazil offers an overwhelming variety of landscapes. Think vast rainforests, endless sandy beaches, fertile savannahs and impressive natural parks. Among the most famous highlights are the Pantanal, the largest swamp area in the world, the exotic coast of Fernando de Noronha, and of course the lively Rio de Janeiro, where nature and city blend seamlessly.
Adventure and biodiversity
For nature lovers and adventurers, Brazil is a true paradise. The Amazon offers unprecedented biodiversity with thousands of plant and animal species, while the Pantanal excels in wildlife spotting, from caimans to jaguars. The impressive nature reserves and national parks offer plenty of opportunities for hiking, boat excursions and ecotourism.
Culture, rhythm and colour
Brazil lives in the rhythm of the samba, with a culture as colourful as it is heartfelt. In cities like Salvador, São Paulo and Brasília, you will encounter a rich palette of music, dance, culinary traditions and colonial architecture. The world-famous Carnival is an exuberant celebration of music, costumes and joie de vivre. An experience you won't soon forget.
Travelling through Brazil
Whether you opt for a relaxing beach holiday, an adventurous exploration of the jungle or a cultural tour of colonial cities: Brazil offers something for everyone. With domestic flights, rental cars and organised excursions, the country is easy to travel around. Each region offers its own unique charm, making a trip through Brazil always an unforgettable experience.
Brazil has great geographical diversity leading to diverse climates, from the tropical Amazon to the temperate south. The best travel time varies by region and type of trip. Each season has its own character and charm. Below is an overview by season:
Summer (December - February): Brazilian summer is hot and humid, especially in the north and along the coast. This is peak season, partly due to the iconic carnival, which transforms cities like Rio de Janeiro and Salvador into vibrant party towns. Ideal for sun holidays on Bahia's beaches or exploring the southern countryside. Bear in mind crowds and higher prices.
Autumn (March - May): An excellent time to explore Brazil at a more leisurely pace. Temperatures are pleasant and rainfall decreases, making these months ideal for visits to the Pantanal region or city trips to São Paulo and Brasilia. The Amazon is also more accessible due to falling water levels.
Winter (June - August): It can be cool in the south, but large parts of the country, such as the northern Amazon and coastal regions, remain tropically warm. This is the dry season in the Pantanal, the best time to spot wildlife. For nature lovers, this is one of the most convenient times to explore the interior.
Spring (September - November): Spring is an attractive time for touring several regions. Nature is lush, temperatures are mild and tourism is limited. Perfect for combining nature, culture and beaches, from the Iguaçu Falls to the colonial towns of Minas Gerais.
Note: Due to Brazil's size and climatic variation by region, it is important to plan your trip carefully. In general, spring (September - November) and autumn (March - May) are considered the most pleasant and versatile travel periods.
Brazil is a country of unprecedented diversity and beauty, where vast rainforests, vibrant cities and a rich culture blend seamlessly. From the tropical Amazon to the bustling coastal cities and the unique swamps of the Pantanal, each region offers its own unforgettable experience.
Discover the highlights of Brazil:
Whether you are looking for nature, culture or relaxation, Brazil offers an unparalleled travel experience, full of colour, warmth and contrast; from the deep rainforest to the vibrant coasts.
1. Do I need a visa for Brazil?
No visa is required for travellers with passports from the Netherlands and Belgium for a tourist stay of up to 90 days. Your passport should be valid for at least six months upon arrival. Always check the latest entry requirements with the Brazilian embassy or consulate before departure.
2. What is the ideal travel time for Brazil?
Brazil is a vast and diverse country. For a balanced round trip, we recommend a duration of 2 to 4 weeks, depending on your travel preferences. This will give you enough time to explore iconic locations such as Rio de Janeiro, the Amazon, the Iguaçu Falls and the Pantanal at a leisurely pace.
3. What is the best way to travel around Brazil?
Due to long distances, domestic flights are often the fastest way to travel between regions. In cities and tourist areas, transfers, taxis and private drivers are common. For rural regions or ecotourism, we recommend travelling with a guide or pre-arranged excursions. Car hire is a good option for scenic road trips.
4. Is Brazil easy to combine with another travel destination?
Yes, Brazil is easy to combine with neighbouring Argentina. Thanks to good flight connections and regional routes, you can easily experience several South American highlights in one trip.
5. Will English be OK in Brazil?
The official language is Portuguese. In big cities and tourist areas, people often speak some basic English, especially in hotels and on excursions. In rural areas, knowledge of other languages is limited. We recommend learning some basic Portuguese phrases or using a translation app.
Our travel specialists are happy to help with any questions you might have about travelling to Brazil.
Cruises in Brazil sail along breathtaking coastlines, vast rainforests and lively port towns. Moreover, Brazil is often the starting point for cruises to the beautiful Amazon and other impressive destinations in South America.
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