QUICK GUIDE
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VISA AND ENTRY

Check if your country requires a visa for Brazil.

Passport valid for at least 6 months.

Sometimes an International Vaccination Certificate may be required.

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MONEY

Currency: Brazilian Real (BRL)

Hotels accept cards, but many inns only accept cash.

Dollars (USD0) can be useful as a reservation.

(TIPS are not included)

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CLIMATE

Rainy season: December to March

Dry season: April to November

Average temperature: 35°C

September: hottest and driest month → wear UV protection essential.

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HEALTH

Preserved region, free from urban pollution

Bring your own personal medications and allergy medications

Sunscreen and insect repellent are essential

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PRIVATE RIVER TOUR

Short, easy trails
Full-day speedboat ride along the rivers

Picnic in the wild (with jaguars occasionally spotted nearby!)

Remember: animals are wild and unpredictable

 

WHAT TO BRING

Lightweight, light-colored clothing

Long-sleeved T-shirt or blouse with UV protection

Lightweight pants + waterproof jacket

Waterproof boots or sneakers + sandals

Hat/cap, sunscreen, insect repellent

Sunglasses with a drawstring

LED flashlight, binoculars, camera + extra cards

Waterproof bag or backpack

NBR 14136 standard power adapter

Personal first aid kit

 

FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

Extra memory cards + spare battery

Tripod and/or monopod

Polarizing lens filter

External hard drive + laptop for backup

Rain cover to protect equipment