Generally speaking, Brazil tours are doable all year round due to its tropical climate. The best time to visit Brazil is from April to June and October to December. It is neither too hot nor crowded during these periods.

Most foreign nationals planning tours to Brazil need a tourist visa. Certain nationals can enjoy the visa exemption, such as US Citizens, Canadian, Australian, Japanese, etc. It is suggested to check the detailed visa information and visa application procedure with the Brazilian Embassy.

The popular destinations are enthusiastic Rio de Janeiro, world-famous waterfalls of Iguazu, mysterious Amazon rainforest in Manaus, historical Salvador da Bahia, modern city Sao Paulo, colorful tropical wetland of Pantanal, lovely colonial town Paraty, top eco-tourism Bonito, and picturesque Olinda. For first time travelers, you may plan a one-week holiday to visit the highlights of Brazil. If you have more travelling days, it is good to customize a Brazil tour to explore and experience more.

You can fly into Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo. These two cities are popular destinations with major international and domestic flights. In Brazil, the land transport is still the current main transfer way between neighboring cities. For distant cities, flights are always the priority choice to travelers. Railway transfer is relatively rare and limited to passengers.

Yes. Credit cards like Visa, Master, and American Express can be used in hotels, big shopping malls and big restaurants in Brazil. You may also use credit card to draw cash from the local ATMs. ATMs are easy to be found due to the wide banking system in Brazil. It is suggested to take only small amount local currency for daily expense.

Portuguese is the official language in Brazil, so most local people are Portuguese speakers. English is not widely spoken in Brazil. Therefore, taking a guided Brazil tour accompanied by local English speaking tour guides is a good choice.