Brazil’s requirements for entry are as follows: visas to this country for tourist purposes (for 90 days or less twice a year) are not needed. So, there is one question left: how do I get to different Brazilian cities? We’ve covered this matter for you, just keep reading.
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Flights to Brazil
Here are a five examples of how you can organize your journey to Brazil from some American cities.
Miami to Rio de Janeiro
Say, you want to fly to Rio de Janeiro from Miami. The cheapest option will be the Latin American airline Avianca — $573 without baggage. Duration of flight — 12h 10 m (one layover in Bogotá included). The second option — the only direct flight by American Airlines. The cost of this flight is $1.415, duration is 8h 08 m.
New York to Rio de Janeiro
The cheapest flight on this route is provided by LATAM Chile (with a layover in Sao Paulo)—$802. Travel time: 1 day, 3 hours, 35 minutes.
The fastest way will be to travel from New York to Sao Paulo via United Airlines and then re-sit on LATAM Chile. Travel time: 11 hours, 55 minutes. Cost: $1,858.
New York to São Paulo
Direct flights from New York to São Paulo are proposed by the next airlines: United Airlines ($990 and 9h 35 m in flight), LATAM Chile ($1.217 and 9h 40 m in flight), American Airlines ($1.894 and 9h 47 m in flight).
Houston to Manaus
The cheapest option to travel from Houston to Manaus is by Gol Transportes Aéreos (operated by American Airlines). Cost: $1,627. Travel time: 23h 08 m.
The fastest way is by Azul Brazilian Airlines (operated by United Airlines). Cost: $2,491. Travel time: 19h 09 m.
Chicago to Brasília
Going from Chicago to Brasília in the cheapest way with a convenient layover is possible by American Airlines. Cost of such a flight: $1,629. Travel time: 12h 31 m.
Can I drive from the USA to Brazil?
You can drive to Brazil from the neighboring countries of Argentina, Bolivia, French Guyana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
Also, the Pan-American Highway can take you from the USA to Brazil. The only break occurs between Panama and Colombia, where you will need to ship your vehicle across continents because the Darien Gap is a dangerously impassable section of the jungle.
The average cost of travel on the Pan-American Highway is between $20 and $100 per person per day.
Wondering where to stay and what to see in Brazil? Then, read our comprehensive guide on this incredible Latin American country.
Written by:
Yuliya Yanukovich
William Martinez
