Brazil
Brazil Tours for 18-30s
Sambas, sunsets and 10/10 vibes. We've perfected a 9-day tour of Brazil, and even a 6-day Rio Carnival tour too! Both are going to throw you right into the heart of the party. We're talking about Rio de Janeiro, Ilha Grande, Paraty, and Sao Paulo: parties, epic views, Brazil's best beaches, island hopping and more. In Tru-style, we're taking it to the next level,l jam-packing it full of awesome activities, and of course, you'll be shown around by an awesome guide who knows all the secret gems Brazil has to offer.
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Brazil Experience - 9 days
rio de janeiro - são paulo
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Rio Carnival - 6 days
rio de janeiro - rio de janeiro
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IMPORTANT: We are awesome. You will have a ridiculous amount of fun if you travel with us! We cannot be held responsible for fun overloads or cases of extreme sadness on returning home after one of our trips.
FAQS
Visa requirements often change and it is always worth checking your local government website for the most up to date information.
We always recommend speaking to your local doctors, we're not medically trained so cannot give official advice on the vaccines you need/don't need.
Brazil is HUGE so the weather is dependent on where you are going within Brazil! The southeast of the country (including cities like Rio de Janeiro) has a subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.
If you are visiting the southeast of Brazil, we'd recommend visiting from February to May or September to November. This is when the weather is at its best. Howver there is never a "bad" time to visit Brazil and the vibes are there all year round!
We'd recommend tipping around 10% of the bill at restaurants and bars when you have had great service. This isn't essential but it is a nice gesture. Your guide will be able to advise you more on tipping customs when you are exploring the country.
ATMs are usually easy to find in cities and towns across Brazil. We would recommend bringing cash with you in case you cannot access an ATM in more rural areas. We'd recommend getting a travel card before you leave for your trip (Monzo and Revolut are great options.) Your Tru Leader will be able to help you with finding the best ATMs with the lowest charges.
Tap water is not always safe to drink in Brazil so we'd recommend sticking to bottled or filtered water.
Yes! Brazil has made alot of progress in terms of safety however it is important to be aware of petty crimes and tourist scams in the cities. Your Tru Leader will be on hand for any questions you might have on safety whilst in Brazil!
Brazilian Portuguese is the language most commonly spoken in Brazil.
