Traveling to Brazil: an unforgettable experience that goes far beyond the beach

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Brazil has that tropical magic that captivates you without warning. Whether it's the vibrant culture, the people who dance with smiles on their faces, or the landscapes that seem straight out of a movie, the truth is that traveling to Brazil is one of those experiences that stays with you forever. But if you're already dreaming of samba, caipirinhas by the sea, or hikes through the Amazon rainforest, we have good news: this can be your next destination, even without a million-dollar budget.

How much does it cost to travel to Brazil from Colombia?

One of the first questions we all ask ourselves is, "How much does it cost to travel to Brazil?" And the answer is more encouraging than you might think. An average round-trip flight from Colombia can cost around COP $2,000,000 to $2,500,000 if you book in advance. Of course, it all depends on your departure city, the time of year, and your arrival city in Brazil. Since the country is so vast, it can sometimes be cheaper to fly to a major airport like São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro and then travel by land or domestic flights to other cities. For example, if your final destination is Salvador or Florianópolis, it might be cheaper to fly to São Paulo and then take a bus or local flight.

During the off-season for traveling to Brazil, such as May or September, you can find tickets starting at COP $1,600,000. Even traveling to Brazil in November is an excellent option to avoid the end-of-year chaos and enjoy lower prices.

But that's just the flight. To give you a more complete idea, here's an approximate budget for 10 days:

This can go up or down depending on your travel style, but as you can see, traveling to Brazil cheaply is possible if you know how to plan well.

If you're looking for something hassle-free, there are agencies that offer all-inclusive travel packages to Brazil, including flights, hotel, transfers, and even meals. Ideal if you don't want to think about anything other than packing your swimsuit and your best attitude.

Do I need a passport or visa to travel to Brazil?

If you are a Colombian citizen, the good news is that you don't need a visa to travel to Brazil for tourism . You can enter with your valid passport or even just your national identity card . However, your passport must be up-to-date and in good condition , and it's recommended that it has at least six months of validity remaining .

Regarding vaccinations, many people wonder if a yellow fever vaccine is required to travel to Brazil. While it's not currently mandatory , it's strongly recommended, especially if you plan to visit areas like the Amazon, Iguazu Falls, or the Pantanal . Prevention is better than cure, and with this vaccine, your body and your trip are protected .

Travel to Brazil cheaply without sacrificing the experience

Brazil has a reputation for being expensive, but if you know your way around, you can experience it to the fullest without breaking the bank . The key is choosing the right city, season, and type of accommodation . For example, in the off-season , hotels in São Paulo or Salvador can cost less than R$150 (COP $120,000) per night . In addition, there are hostels, guesthouses, and Airbnbs with affordable prices that rival five-star hotels.

Some hostels recommended by travelers include:

And what about eating well without spending a lot? In Brazil, you'll find plenty of all-you-can-eat buffets where you only pay for what you take. There are also "lanchonetes" (local cafes) that offer sandwich and juice combos for under R$20 (COP $16,000) . In Salvador, you can't miss a street acarajé for less than R$15 (COP $12,000) .
Another option for traveling to Brazil cheaply is to take advantage of special offers that some airlines or travel platforms launch on certain dates. Subscribe to newsletters, activate price alerts, and stay tuned.

And since we're talking about staying connected, remember that Conecty is your ally for having internet anywhere in the world . Because let's be clear: traveling with data is a whole new level . You can look up directions, translate menus, order an Uber, or share that selfie with Christ the Redeemer in real time .

Discover more about how Conecty makes your life easier when traveling in this article: Conecty App: your new way to connect while traveling .

Experiences for everyone: travel alone, with a baby, with a dog, or simply with yourself

Brazil is as diverse as the types of travelers who visit it, and that's precisely what makes it irresistible.
If you're thinking of traveling to Brazil solo, we're here to tell you that it's a super friendly country for those who embark on their own adventures. Cities like Florianópolis, Recife, and Salvador have traveler communities, group activities, and hostels where it's incredibly easy to meet people. Plus, tourist areas generally have good signage and a strong police presence, so getting around on your own is safe and convenient. Between the relaxed pace, the friendly locals, and the festive atmosphere that always surrounds the country, you'll likely feel welcome from day one.
If you want more encouragement to take the plunge, this guide can inspire you: Traveling alone: ​​a guide to challenging your limits .

Now, if a family trip is more your style, traveling to Brazil with a baby is also entirely possible. Just make sure your accommodation has the necessary amenities, pack sunscreen, stay well hydrated, and check that the beach offers family-friendly services. Brazilians are especially attentive to children, so you're sure to receive a helping hand (or several smiles) if you need it.

Does your inseparable companion have four legs? You can also travel to Brazil with your dog without any hassle. Just check the country's entry regulations, make sure their vaccination certificate is up to date, and confirm that your accommodation is pet-friendly. Brazil is full of dog-friendly beaches—including areas of Ipanema and Barra da Tijuca —and in the larger cities, you'll find spacious parks where they can run around happily. More and more cafes and restaurants are accepting pets, so your furry friend can also enjoy the trip their way.
Imagine walking together at sunset by the sea… unforgettable. 🌅🐾

Destinations you should consider (beyond the typical ones)

Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo are classics, of course. But Brazil is full of less obvious gems that are totally worth the trip. One of them—and one that few people have on their radar—is Recife . This northeastern city combines spectacular beaches, a rich Afro-Brazilian heritage, a vibrant carnival, and cuisine so delicious you'll want to come back for more. Plus, it's just a stone's throw from Porto de Galinhas , considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the country (and rightly so).

You might also consider:

• 🌊 Florianópolis: ideal for surfing, hiking and a peaceful life.
• 🌿 Beautiful: for ecotourism lovers.
• 🏘️ Paraty: a beautiful colonial town between mountains and sea.

If you're planning a trip to Brazil in December , be prepared for higher prices , as it's peak season . But you'll also find a festive atmosphere , fireworks in Copacabana for New Year's Eve, and plenty of nightlife .

If you prefer to avoid the crowds and save a little money , it's best to aim for the months before, such as October or November .

What you can't stop experiencing

It doesn't matter if it's your first time or your fifth . Every time you go, Brazil shows you something new . Dance samba in a roda in Lapa , watch the sunset from Arpoador , eat a real feijoada , sail the Amazon , or simply contemplate the immensity of Iguazu Falls . And above all, connect . With the culture, with the people, and with the moment.

Conecty is here to accompany you every step of the way. We want you to experience a journey without limits , without dead zones, and without disconnections. Because when you have internet , you have everything: security , direction , and, of course, the ability to share the best version of your adventure with the world.

So you know what to do: pack your bags , update your playlists, and start getting excited. Brazil is waiting for you , and it's more attainable than you think.

See you at the beach. Oh best, on the beach.