The best packing lists for Brazil

Brazil is larger than Western Europe and its regions contradict each other. The Amazon takes its rain mainly from December to May, the Northeast from April to July, and the south has a winter from June to August with nights in Curitiba or Gramado that demand a real coat.

Packing list: Brazil

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Good to know for Brazil

The plug is type N, round and three-pin. German Schuko plugs will not fit and even some two-pin Europlugs sit loosely. Mains voltage is 127 or 220 volts depending on the city, at 60 hertz throughout, so check the label before plugging in anything with a heating element.

The currency is the real. Cards and phone payments are universal, while cash matters mostly at markets and on the beach.

On the beach, brief swimwear is ordinary and towels are not: most people carry a kanga or a mat. Drinking water comes bottled.

Lists from other travellers

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    Für ein Paar, das im Frühling der Südhalbkugel zwei Wochen auf Fernando de Noronha schnorchelt und taucht, in einem Meeresnationalpark vor Brasilien. Tauchschein, Schnorchel und…

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  2. Strandurlaub in Rio: Copacabana und Ipanema German

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