Cheap flights to Brazil

A fascinating fusion of beautiful beaches, incredible waterfalls, lush rainforests and lively cities, Brazil is a place like no other. From its iconic landmarks to its vibrant festivals, warm hospitality and delicious local cuisine, it’s no surprise flights to Brazil are popular with travellers from all over the world.

Whether you want to tap your feet to the sound of samba as you join the singing-and-dancing parades of Rio Carnival, explore the colourful graffiti adorned streets of Sao Paolo, watch wildlife stop you in your tracks as you trek through the Amazon Rainforest, or simply beach hop from secluded bays to lively stretches of coastline, it’s a destination that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.

You can fly to Brazil from a wide range of Australian destinations, including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth. And with a variety of airports dotted across the country, it’s easy to find tickets to Brazil to suit you.

Flights to Rio de Janeiro are popular with tourists. As well as being home to the lively Carnival, in Rio you can also find some of the country’s most incredible landmarks, along with breathtaking beaches, bustling favelas and lively nightlife.

However, the country’s busiest airport is Guarulhos International Airport where lies in the city of Sao Paolo. An exciting cosmopolitan city, Sao Paulo is more than just an entry point to the rest of Brazil. Here you can find countless restaurants serving up the local cuisine, cool street art, fascinating museums and colourful food markets that together, make it a must-visit destination. You can also fly to the country’s first colonial capital, Salvador, a cultural city steeped in history with colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and impressive churches.

People book flights to Brazil from all over the world to see the country’s famous landmarks. In Rio de Janeiro, you can find one of Brazil’s most iconic monuments, Christ the Redeemer, an art-deco style statue sitting at the top of Mount Corcovado. Sugarloaf Mountain, a rounded peak jutting out from the ocean with breathtaking views across the city, Copacabana beach, one of the most famous beaches in the world and Maracana Stadium, the largest football stadium in Brazil, are also a must for your Rio itinerary.

Elsewhere, on the border between Argentina and Brazil, you can find the Iguazu Falls, spectacular waterfalls and one of the country’s most breathtaking sights. Other must-visit attractions include Pelourinho, the historical centre of Salvador with its impressive colonial architecture, and the Amazon Rainforest with its incredible wildlife and outdoor adventures.