We have gone through quite a few travel guides and in the end we liked the traditional ones best. Brazil travel can be a lot of fun and sometimes having a book like one of these can make the difference between a good time and a fantastic time. While you're not likely to run out of things to do on your Brazil vacation, it's still nice to have a backup and have the ability to make changes to your vacation without returning to your hotel to find something on the internet!!
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Fodor's travel books are well known and very detailed. This particular book only covers Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, which are two of the largest tourist destinations in Brazil. If your trip only includes either of these cities, then this book is recommended as a simple to use guide. Paperback: 256 pages |
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Much like the above book, this one covers many of the popular tourist destinations within Brazil. If you're looking to leave Rio or Sao Paulo, a complete Brazil travel guide will come in handy. Paperback: 592 pages ISBN-10: 1400019664 Dimensions: 7.9 x 5.1 x1.4 inches
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Frommers is a well known travel publication. If you're familiar with their work, and have enjoyed traveling with their other guides, this will be no exception. Paperback: 512 pages ISBN-10: 047059151x Dimensions: 7.8 x 5.1 x1.3 inches |
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Lonely planet has books on almost every major metropolitan area and every country in the world. They've been making great books with lots of great recommendations. Paperback: 768 pages ISBN-10: 1741042976 Dimensions: 7.7 x 5.1 x1.6 inches |
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This is another Lonely planet book, but this time the focal point is only Rio De Janeiro, one of the most popular destinations in Brazil. If you're only planning on visiting Rio de Janeiro, this book is likely your best choice as it is completely dedicated to Brazil vacations in Rio de Janeiro. Paperback: 256 pages ISBN-10: 1741048672 Dimensions: 7.7x 5.0 x 0.5 inches |
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