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| Getting to Brazil |
Getting to Brazil is possible in various ways as this country is well linked with other parts of the world. Be that by flight ,bus ,train or car and boat you will get all the options here. |
Getting to Brazil by Air
There are international airports at São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. You have regular flights from Europe (Lisbon) connecting to Recife, Fortaleza, Natal, and Salvador. Then the regional airports Belem and Manaus also have by flights from Miami, French Guiana, Suriname and Guadeloupe. You will direct flights from Sao Paulo and/or Rio de Janeiro to Lisbon, Porto, Madrid, Paris, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Milan and Zurich. And you can also fly from North American cities like Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Miami, New York, Toronto and Washington which are linked by daily flights. Then you have direct flight from South American as well as Asian countries.
Getting to Brazil by Car
The main routes which you can take to reach here by car are :
- If you are coming from Uruguay then Chuy/Chuí, Bella Unión/Barra do Quaraí, Artigas/Quaraí, Aceguá/Aceguá, Río Blanco/Jaguarão, and between Rivera/Santana do Livramento
- Paso de los Libres/Uruguaiana, Santo Tomé/São Borja, Bernardo de Irigoyen/Dionísio Cerqueira, Tobuna/Paraíso (Santa Catarina), Comandante Andresito/Capanema, and between Puerto Iguazu/Foz do Iguaçu is the route travelers from Argentina need to follow
- If you are coming from Paraguay then Ciudad del Este/Foz do Iguaçu, Salto del Guaira/Guaíra, and between Pedro Juan Caballero/Ponta Porã
- Travlers coming from Peru will have to cross borders at Iñapari/Assis Brasil
- Letícia/Tabatinga for Columbian travelers
- Santa Elena/Pacaraíma is you arriving from Venezuela
- Lethem/Bonfim is the border crossing from Guyana
Getting to Brazil by Bus
There is long-distance bus service which links Brazil to its neighboring countries. You will get buses from Buenos Aires, Asunción, Montevideo, Santiago de Chile, and Lima. Here the Brazil land transport authority has international bus lines connecting it to different countries.
Getting to Brazil by Boat
Go to Brazil by boat cruise on the mighty Amazon river. This mode of transport connects northern Brazil with Peru, Venezuela and Colombia. But be prepared for a 12 day cruise which may get tiresome in the end.
Getting to Brazil by Train
Though train service is practically nonexistent you can still try out Trem da Morte, or Death Train, which connects Santa Cruz, Bolivia, to a small town just across the border from Corumbá in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul.
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