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Hello Gavin,
Five weeks in South America and we joke that we received "more for less." Our questions were always promptly and thoroughly answered. This service was SO much better than buying a packaged tour!!!. We always appreciated the flexibility and personal touch, AND all at a reasonable price. We highly recommend Brazil For Less and plaudits to Gavin who easily earned his beer when we met up with him in Lima.
Diane and Jim Anderson,
Victoria, BC Canada.
It is best to drink bottled water while traveling in São Paolo as with anywhere through South America to prevent contracting any harmful parasites or water-borne illnesses. If no bottled water is available, be sure to travel with water purification tablets or boil water for 15 minutes to eliminate any harmful bacteria.
Travelers should be wary of thieves in São Paolo as with any city large or small in South America and the world. Some choose to deploy the usual tricks against tourists, creating a distraction while an accomplice robs an unattended bag or slips a hand into your pocket.
When traveling at night the safest form of transport is taxis though travelers are advised to keep this to a minimum.
As a general rule, only those who have a compassionate and interest in the poorer and darker side of São Paolo should even consider entering the favellas – even then, they should contact an organization with experience and knowledge of visiting these deeply impoverished slum towns.
We do have the lowest prices. We will meet or beat any internet published
rates from companies outside Brazil for all package tours. All HOTELS
and TOURS are based on US standards.

We have the best testimonials. We have highly educated staff that will reply
your request within 24 hours. While traveling in Brazil you will have access
to our local 24/7 English speaking emergency number.
