Brazil Travel InformationTips for Travelling in BrazilBrazil has the largest road network in Latin America, with over 1.6 million kilometres. Booking a car hire is a good idea if you want to explore scenic areas, like the historic cities of Minas Gerais, the Rio-Santos highway or the beaches in northeast Brazil. Many roads are in good condition, especially in the east and south of the country and along the coast. In other areas and outside the metropolitan regions, there are also gravel and dirt roads for which an off-road vehicle is strongly recommended Brazil Time DifferenceMost areas of Brazil are 3 hours behind GMT. Brazil observes Daylight Saving Time and, in the summer, Brazil time difference from the UK goes as follows: Early February - Late March: -3 hours Late March - Late September: -4 hours Late September to Early February: -2 hours Language in BrazilPortuguese is spoken by nearly 100% of the population. Electricity in BrazilBrasilia and Recife operate on 220 volts AC. Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo use 127 volts AC, or 220 volts in larger hotels. Plugs are of the two-pin type. Most hotels provide 110-volt and 220-volt outlets, transformers and adaptors. Currency in BrazilAs a great start for your Brazilian holiday, you can collect your car hire in Rio de Janeiro and even return your car hire in Recife or other Brazilian city of your choosing, but don't forget to take other details into consideration, such as, for instance, the exchange rates. The currency in Brazil is the Brazilian Real (BRL). Tourism in BrazilWhen booking a car hire in Brazil, be sure to have a look at the following websites to find out Brazil tourism office locations, places to visit and further information you may need before travelling. To know more, visit the official Brazilian Tourism Site.
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