How to find cheap flights to Brazil
Catch a flight to Brazil departing from Dublin. This is often the most affordable airport to fly out of.
Then touch down at Fortaleza to get even more value from your fare.
The cheapest time to visit Brazil is generally during May.
You can find one-way flights there from 298 €. The lowest price for a return ticket is 489 €.
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The best time to go to Brazil
To find the cheapest month for flights, use the 'Whole month' tool. If you've got some flexibility with your travel dates, search for the green prices on the calendar — they show you the lowest fares available that month.
January is one of the busiest months to fly. High season means more happening, but it's rarely the cheapest time to go.
December is the quietest time of year to travel if you want a more relaxed pace. You'll typically find cheaper prices on plane tickets to Brazil then.
Think about your travel preferences and let the weather guide your choice. September is one of the warmest months in Brazil, with average highs of 37ºC (99ºF).
July brings cooler conditions, with average lows of 18ºC (64ºF).
January tends to be the rainiest month, while July is the driest.
Depending on your travel plans and timing, also factor in weather risks like rainy season and periods of extreme heat.
Getting to Brazil
When you're ready to book flights to Brazil, you've got plenty of arrival airports to pick from. These are some of the busiest:
Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) in Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro Galeao International Airport (GIG) in Rio de Janeiro
Brasilia International Airport (BSB) in Brasilia
The airlines flying in most frequently, along with rough monthly flight counts, are:
LATAM Airlines — 1,900
GOL Linhas Aéreas — 650
Avianca — 440
Global hubs including Paris, Bogota and Panama City are common stops on flights to Brazil. Your specific connection will depend on your departure city and airline, which you can check during your search.
Places to visit in Brazil
Sao Paulo
Located in São Paulo and with a population of roughly 10 million, this city should be high on your must-do list.
Ibirapuera Park, Avenida Paulista and Pinacoteca Do Estado De Sao Paulo are popular stops on any trip.
You can fly into Sao Paulo through Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) or Viracopos-Campinas International Airport (VCP). You’ll discover some competitive flight deals to Brazil touching down at either of these.
Browse the lineup of hotels in Sao Paulo and pair your trip with a stay that fits your style.
Rio de Janeiro
Take your travels in a new direction by visiting this popular city.
The biggest highlights include Escadaria Selarón, Sambodromo da Marques de Sapucai and Corcovado Experience.
Land at Rio de Janeiro Galeao International Airport (GIG) and go straight from arrivals to exploring the sights.
That same magic that powers our flight search can also help you find the best-value stays around. Use it to compare prices and availability across hotels in Rio de Janeiro.
Brasilia
Located in Federal District and with a population of about 2.2 million, this city also ranks as one of the best places to visit in Brazil.
Cathedral of Brasília, Itamaraty Palace and Museu Nacional are well-known attractions to tick off while you're here.
Brasilia International Airport (BSB) is the city's main airport, with routes connecting it to popular destinations across the region and beyond.
Hunt down a deal on where you'll stay by exploring the list of hotels in Brasilia.
Good to know
Make sure you know the entry rules before you go. Rules can change depending on your passport, reason for travel and length of stay. Always check with official sources like embassy websites or your airline.
The local currency is the Brazilian real (BRL).
ATMs (automatic teller machines) are just about everywhere, making it simple to take out cash whenever you need it.
Tipping is not generally expected in Brazil. However, leaving a little extra is a polite way to show appreciation for good service.
Wi-Fi coverage tends to be moderate. Beyond common traveller areas, availability becomes more limited.
Brazil has a population of roughly 220 million. The capital city is Brasília.
Standard time zones within this destination vary, from UTC-5 to UTC-2.
Brazil is part of the South America subregion of the Americas.
Want to time your flight to Brazil with something big? Headline events worth planning around include Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, the Parintins Folklore Festival and June Festival.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car hire
With your cheap ticket to Brazil locked in, it's now time to plan the rest of your travels. Find the best prices and exclusive rates for hotels in Brazil. You can also browse car hire options in Brazil and compare deals from trusted companies in seconds.