Brazil Hotels
 
Be a stone's throw away from the renowned Ipanema Beach by staying at the Caesar Park Ipanema Rio De...
from US$ 361
per night
 
 
The Blue Tree Towers Berrini Hotel in Sao Paulo is near Morumbi shopping centre and within easy trav...
from US$ 121
per night
 
 
90% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  1 reviews)
Bourbon Cataratas Convention Resort is located on the Brazilian border with Argentina and Paraguay, ...
from US$ 157
per night
 
 
Situated on Icarema Beach, the Holiday Inn Fortaleza Hotel is the perfect vacation hotel for travele...
from US$ 81
per night
 
 
90% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  5 reviews)
The Marazul Hotel is a budget-friendly, four-star hotel situated just minutes from the airport and t...
from US$ 90
per night
 
 
Situated at the city's busy district, the Kubitschek Plaza Hotel is a luxurious, five-star hotel boa...
from US$ 133
per night
 
 
Perfectly situated at the heart of the city, the Pousada Armacao Hotel provides access to everything...
from US$ 98
per night
 
 
91% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  8 reviews)
Be a stone's throw away from the city's pristine beaches by staying at the Best Western Manibu Recif...
from US$ 79
per night
 
 
79% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  1 reviews)
Fronting the beach, the Natal Mar Hotel is a perfect vacation hotel for travelers visiting the city....
from US$ 103
per night
 
 
 

 
Rio Carnival
13 Feb 10 - 16 Feb 10
 
This is one of the best months to visit Brazil as the world’s largest party, Carnival, takes place. The entire country comes to a halt for four days to enjoy the revelry, which is marked by lots of dancing, drinking, singing and mischievous behaviour. The best places to be during the celebration are: Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Olinda. Rio’s Carnival is the most spectacular and visually dynamic. The parade in Rio is comprised of a dozen or so samba teams, each of which puts on a lengthy show with up to 5,000 people singing and dancing in elaborate costumes on brightly coloured parade floats. Salvador's Carnaval is the second most famous in Brazil and the most popular with the Brazilians. It’s wise to book well ahead of time, as many hotels are fully booked by October. Expect all flights and buses to be full as well. Hotels will most likely require you buy a package covering the whole four days of the festival, and this is the best choice as travel within the country practically grou 
 
 
 
 
Rio Carnival 
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The currency of Brazil is the Real ($R) It can be difficult to come across small bills in Brazil and  More ...