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Do?s And Don?ts To Keep You Safe If You Travel To Brazil

A nation that is rich in sights and hotel. Keep a map if you must and don?t
attractions, Brazil is one of the best allow anyone to know you are lost if ever
destination choices when you fly south of you caught in the situation. Knowing
America. Brazil is the 5th largest and where you are going leads to a safer
5th most populous country in the world. Brazil travel.
Its territory spans from the Atlantic 5. Bring necessary clothes and survival
Ocean to the central and east of South stuff. Bring long pants, long-sleeved
America, dwarfing the neighboring shirt, eyeglasses, cap or hat to avoid
countries of Argentina, Uraguay, and mosquito bites. To further attracting
Paraguay in the south, Bolivia and Peru illnesses from insects like dengue,
in the east, and Columbia, Venezuela, leishmaniasis, and malaria, do bring
Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana in insect repellant. Or, if you are planning
the north. to stay out overnight, bring mosquito
10 Most Popular Brazil destinations: nets, insect sprays, and necessary
Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, prescription medications.
Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro, 6. Take taxi instead of busses. Bring
Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, money pouches strap around your neck. If
Ipanema Beach, Rio de Janeiro, you are driving your car, always keep the
Tijuca National Park, Rio de Janeiro, door locked.
Iguacu Falls, Foz de Iguacu, Parana 7. Respect the locals.
Pantanal Wetlands, Pantanal, Mato Grosso 8. If you are a victim of crime, report
Teatro Municipal, Rio de Janeiro, immediately.
Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pao de Acucar), Rio 9. Brazil like any other places has rules
de Janeiro to follow. Obey them to keep you out of
Pelourinho, Salvador, Bahia trouble.
If you plan to travel to any of these Don?ts:
places or plan take Brazil experience 1. Never bring excessive valuables and
elsewhere, here are some of the things show it to public. As much as possible
you should remember. leave your rings, necklaces, bracelets,
Do?s: and other jewelries in a safe place. You
1. Try to learn as much Portuguese as you can rent a purchase deposit box to keep
can. Yes, Portuguese. If you happen to your valuables safe.
visit other South American countries and 2. Don?t carry money and credit card you
have learned Spanish in the process, don?t need because you can never tell
well, you can?t use it. Try to learn some when pickpocketers attack. Although
word- the usual conversational phrases Brazil has several safe places for
and sentences. Remember that although you tourists like Rio de Janeiro, it is
can survive with English in large cities, always wise to keep your money in safe
most people living in rural areas would place. Try to carry enough cash for the
not be able to understand you. day or at least one credit card with you.
2. Avoid dark and isolated places Leave the rest in you hotel.
especially if you are alone. 3. Don?t swim in any fresh waters.
3. Carry only the basics. In this way, 4. Avoid eating street foods and drink
you can avoid the eyes of petty only bottled water. Don?t handle any
criminals. animals.
4. Know your destination before leaving. 5. Don?t bring to your hotel room any
This rule applies before you leave the strangers you meet outside.
United State and upon arrival at your




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