Honeymoons in Brazil
Overview of Brazil
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With the nickname ‘The Marvelous City’, a honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro will leave you breathless. It is a lively, multicultural city where nature and the built environment come together; colourful streets and buildings are surrounded by stunning beaches, the blue waters of the sea, rain forests and sharp, rocky cliffs. Nearly anything you dream of is possible on a honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro, with plenty of opportunities for romance, passion and action.
Rio de Janeiro is home to 6 100 000 inhabitants, known for their passionate nature and love of dancing and celebration. While planning your honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro, prepare yourself for a whirlwind celebration of life! The city boasts a plethora of entertainment and culinary options to satisfy every variety of traveler, and a vibrant nightlife for those who look forward to evenings full of live music, dancing, and drinks. If planning a honeymoon in Brazil, keep in mind that Rio de Janeiro will be host to the 2016 Olympic Games.
If you plan your honeymoon in Brazil and your main stop is Rio de Janeiro, you will never run out of things to do. Don’t forget to include these in your itinerary!
- Visit the statue of Christ the Redeemer. At 30 meters tall, it’s one of the tallest statues in the world, and from its position on Hunchback Mountain you can take advantage of amazing views of the city, the beaches, and Sugar Loaf Mountain.
- Celebrate on Copacabana Beach! This world famous stretch of sand is 4 km long and is bustling with activity night and day.
- Take a cable car or hike up Sugar Loaf Mountain at the end of the day. People travel from all over the world just to see the sunset here!
Key honeymoon facts about Brazil
When to go:
Keep the temperatures in mind when planning your honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro. The summer in Brazil runs from December to February, when temperatures often reach just over 30 degrees Celsius. These are also the peak months for tourists, when prices are high and reservations are required in advance at hotels and for tours. If you plan to travel at this time, be sure to book your trip as far in advance as possible to ensure the most options and best prices. The best time to plan a honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro is during the winter months, when the weather will be hot but not smothering, and you’ll be able to avoid the crowds.
Flight Information:
Departing from Dublin, Air France offer flights to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil taking around 14 hours flying time.
Currency:
The Real, however the US Dollar is widely used.
Travel Documents
Newlyweds from Ireland hoping to spend their honeymoon in Rio de Janeiro do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days. A passport valid for at least six months past the date of departure, an onward or return ticket, and sufficient funds are required. You’ll land at Galeão International Airport, which is located 20 km outside of the city centre, and from there you can take a taxi to your final destination. During your stay, you can choose to make use of public transportation (buses, taxis, and the subway), or rent a car and drive yourself. Both options require a bit of an adventurous spirit!
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