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hi

n'est il pas dommage qu'il soit si cher de s'enrrichire culturellment?😕

voila, je desire voyager entre le paraguay et la suisse. le probleme est que toutes les compagnies font une escale en europe et une escale a buenos aires ou sao paulo avant d'atterrire au paraguay. et cela rend mon voyage plus cher encore.

l'idee est donc de supprimer les escales en voyageant avec easyjet en europe et car en amerique du sud. c'est la que j'ai besoin de vous amis voyageurs......

deja pensez-vous que ca vaille la peine de se donner tout ce mal? (peut-etre que la difference est trop minim pour ameliorer quoi que ce soit) ce que j'ai vraiment besoin de savoir est quelles sont les meilleurs connexions aeriennes et avec quelles compagnies???!?! quelles grande ville sont les mieux relies? sao paulo-madrid, sao paulo-frankfort, sao paulo-paris? et la meme chose entre les villes comme buenos aires, rio de J., avec les capitale et plus grandes villes europeenes.

merci pour votre aide

tephi

Bonjour,

je compte faire un voyage en Bolivie avec mon copain, pendant un mois (fin déc. à fin janvier, en partant de São Paulo au Brésil).

Nous allons rester quelques jours à Sucre, chez une amie, et on commence à chercher des infos et des bons plans sur les coins sympas à visiter dans le pays.

On voulait faire un voyage pas trop touristique, mais plutôt à la rencontre des gens, des lieux moins connus, bref...

Je travaille sur les musiques et danses traditionnelles, donc des manifestations ou fêtes à cette période m´intéressent beaucoup aussi!

Si vous avez des idées...

Merci!

bonjour,

voila, je vie en Amerique du sud depuis qqe temps et j'aimerais bien passer un Noel avec ma famille.

est-ce que vous penser qu'il est possible de trouver des vols (aller/retour) Buenos aires-Zurich ou Sao paulo-Zurich pour moins de 900.- USD.

est-ce qu'il y a des possibilitees, en Amerique du sud, de juste aller a l'aeroport et trouver un billet d'un passager manquant??

merci

Voilà, nous sommes deux lyonnaises de 20 et 21 ans et nous aimerions dès que nous aurons réunis l'argent nécessaire partir au Brésil. Notre itinéraire est à peu près dessiné mais nous ne voulons surtout pas partir en voyage pré-organisé ...

Il y a des villes que nous voulons absolument visitées ( Rio de Janeiro, Sao paulo, Porto Alegre, Bandeirantes...) .. sinon le reste appartiendra à l'aventure..

Je suis espagnole et je parle couramment la langue, mais je n'est que quelques notions du portugais.

Nous n'avons cependant aucunes experiences dans ce genre de voyages. Et si certains d'entres vous ont déjà tentés laventure de partir sac aux dos à la découverte d'un pays, c'est avec plaisir que nous liront vos témoignages et vos conseils.

Y-a t-il des choses auxquelles il faut obligatoirement penser, comment bien prévoir son budget, tout ce genre de choses...

Merci par avance pour votre aide.

Au secours,

Je recherche, sans résultat pour le moment, un moyen facile et pas cher de se déplacer de ville en ville au Brésil. Je n'y suis jamais aller. Je pars avec un ami portugais, rendre visite, en autre, à sa famille à Sao Paulo. Please donnez moi quelques infos à ce sujet et aussi si vous connaissez quelques endroits sympas dans ce coin. Merci à tous. bye.🤪

Quelle est le nom d'un pays qui vous emporte le plus. Des qu'on le prononce ou qu'on y pense on se sent voguer et partir dans des pensees "voyageuses" (oula la s'est moi qui part dans des pensees bizares...)!

Pour ma part cela serait sao tome e principe: Cela fait ile deserte decouverte au bout du monde par un navigateur qui s'etait perdu, c'est un nom joyeux, qui me fait rire, bref je reve d'y aller et cela depuis longtemps (j'en parle assez sur VF)!!!!

Et vous?

Je suis actuellement au Bresil depuis 1 mois et demi dans l'état de Goias.

Je reste encore un mois sur place. Je pense ensuite, le dernier mois, partir jusque Bahia pour redescendre sur Sao Paulo en pasant par la côte, le Minas, l'état de Rio....

Ma question est la suivante. J'aimerai savoir si acheter une voiture serait une bonne idée pour le temps qui me reste ( 2mois et des poussières) ?

Si des personnes ont déja tenté l'expérience, j'aimerai avoir vos conseils. J'hésite entre coût de la dépense (faut que je revende avant le départ) d'escence et d'entretien avec plaisir de voyager sans les contraintes du bus ou je ne rencontre pas grand monde.

Si quelqu'un est dans le Goias aussi, bien le bonjour et venez jusque Uruana.

Merci pour les quelques infos que vous me donnerez.

Antoine.

Bonjour,

Voila suite à la consultation de nombreux autres, nous avons etablit notre itinéraire idéal pour notre passage au Brésil

Par contre nous n'avons pas certains renseignements.

Je vous donne le circuit qui nous interesse : Arrivée à Rio de Janeiro Vitoria Salvador Recife Fortaleza Sao Luis Belém Manaus (Trajet par bateau dans la mesure du possible) Porto Velho Cuiaba Foz de Iguacu Retour à Rio

Nous n'avons pas de temps minimum.

Nous aurions besoin de renseignements suivants :

1 - Tout est il faisable en bus ? 2 - Combien cela pourrait il couter en bus ? 3 - Pourriez vous nous donner une idée de temps de chaque trajet ? 4 - pour le trajet Belém ==> Manaus nous comptons le faire en bateau ... cela est il possible si oui en combien de temps et combien cela peut il couter ?

Merci pour tous vos renseignements ... n'hésitez pas à me proposer plus de choses peut être plus concrête.

Bonjour,

Quelqu'un pourrait-il me donner son avis sur la compagnie TAP ?

Merci.

Bonjour,

j'ai quelques questions à poser sur le Brésil. J'aimerai savoir le coût de la vie là-bas. Par exemple, le cout de l, électricité, les taxes s'élève à combien, finalement les frais que je pourrais avoir en habitant à Sao Paulo! J'ai un exposé à faire sur le Brésil car j'étudie en tourisme et il faut informer notre classe, si vous pourriez m'aider ça serait d'une TRÈS grande utilité! Merci d'avance

Karine

J'ai une nouvelle reflexion à la quelle j'aimrais avoir quelques points de vues. Cela fait pas longtemps (2 ans😛) que je voyage et en gros je me suis toujours tourné vers les destiantions assez frequentées ou alors sans trop de probleme.

Sauf que l'été dernier j'ai preparé pas mal de projet: guinée bissau, ghana, oman, sao tome e principe (mon rêve) mais ayant un manque d'info et meme de temoignage aucune personne etant partis la bas j'ai tour à tour abandonné chaque projet, c'était plus fort que moi, la peur de l'inconnu me paralyse, meme pour cet ete pour mon projet d'asie centrale, j'avance pas car je suis tétanisé à l'idée de partir dans des pays comme cela.

J'aimerais savoir si la peur de l'inconnu vous excite ou alors vous a deja fait abandonner des projets. Si vous avez un moyen de la vaincre, je suis preneur, si vous avez quelques petites anecdotes... cela m'interesserais car cette peur me bouffe l'envie de voyager.

a+ et bon vent julien

😎

Slt tout le monde,

Je pars au Brésil en Janvier pour y passer 2 mois environ ; est-ce que ceux qui connaissent le Brésil à cette période peuvent me dire si il leur semble absolument nécessaire de faire des réservations à l'avance pour les hébergements, notemment pour les sites très touristiques comme Ilha Grande ou Morro de Sao Paulo ?! Des avis sur la Pousada Holandês à Ilha Grande ? Obrigadinha Farasha

Hi there, We're planning a 2-week trip to Cape Verde, departing from Nantes in February 2027. The only direct flight from Nantes goes to SAO VICENTE. We'd like to visit a maximum of 3 or 4 islands—could you guide us in our choices? THANKS SO MUCH TO FELLOW TRAVELERS!!!!!!! C & JP

I'm planning a trip to Brazil as winter approaches, around late October to early November 2026. I don’t have exact dates since I recently retired, so I can stay until mid-December if needed. I’m looking for a travel companion (male or female) for this journey—think relaxed mode, pousadas with locals, parks, seaside, culture, and music.

I’ve already explored the north, like Recife and Fortaleza. What I found most challenging was communicating with locals since I don’t speak Portuguese, and not everyone speaks English. I’m trying to learn now, but the accent isn’t easy!!!! This country is huge, and I’d love to discover the south. The idea is to arrive in São Paulo (without staying long—I’m not a big fan of large cities) and take a flight to Iguazu, then a bus to Paraty and Ilha Grande to enjoy the spots. After that, a bit of Rio is unavoidable, but I’d like to explore off-the-beaten-path places with a guide. To finish, Salvador de Bahia, with a focus on Morro de São Paulo and Boipeba. Maybe a return via Salvador—TAP offers that route. Nothing’s set in stone; we can discuss everything together.

I just got back from Madagascar, where I spent the winter (a place I know well), and I’ve got quite a few trips under my belt. Feel free to email me so we can chat, then we can call or meet—I’m based in Toulouse and can host you.

patricia.wagner31@sfr.fr Have a great day! Vejo você em breve

Hi there,

I’ve been looking for a destination for a 2-week trip early next spring, and Cape Verde has been growing on me. (The flight isn’t too long, the temperatures are more than pleasant, and it’s an unknown country for me.)

The thing is, Cape Verde is pretty complicated when it comes to inter-island transfers, and I don’t want to spend my time in airports or on ferries—especially since those transfers aren’t exactly known for their reliability...

So, I’d like to limit internal flights to just 2, meaning the island I arrive on plus one other.

I’ve ruled out the all-inclusive islands: Sal and Boa Vista.

I’m torn between combining Santo Antão + São Vicente or Fogo + Santiago.

The goal of the trip is to see beautiful landscapes, go on day hikes (nothing multi-day), swim a little—though I prefer quiet spots—and enjoy 1 or 2 days in a city, but not much more than that!

In your opinion, which option would be the best, and why?

Thanks! :)

Hello, We’re two senior travelers and would like to visit Cape Verde in Feb 2027. We don’t hike but love meeting people, culture, and nature. Which islands would you recommend, and do you know of any local agencies? Thanks a million!

Hi there! I’m putting together my itinerary for Brazil, looking for beautiful natural spots with wildlife, flora, and great hikes... I’ve come across the Cananeia / Super Agui / Ilha do Mel region and the PETAR / Intervales / Alto Ribeira area. Has anyone here been to these places? If so, do you have any recommendations for accommodations and activities? Thanks in advance! Best, Olivier 🌍

Hello, some (potentially) good news for Brazil lovers—GOL airline is launching a route to Europe from Rio, starting in September for Lisbon, then Paris at a later date that hasn’t been announced yet. They’ll be using their new A330-900 neo. No prices have been announced so far, but hopefully we’ll find direct flights from GIG at a more interesting fare than AF or Latam…

Hi everyone! I’m planning a trip of at least one month in August-September in Northern South America, with the main focus being wildlife discovery, especially birds.

I haven’t set the exact destination or dates yet. It’ll depend on flight opportunities, my budget (3000-4000 €), and the people I decide to travel with.

I’m particularly looking into options in Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, and French Guiana. Some possibilities: - Ecuador: Mindo (cloud forest, foothills of the Andes) 🇪🇨 - Colombia: coastal forests of Santa Marta, Los Nevados National Park, Antioquia, coastal rainforest of Chocó 🇨🇴 - Brazil: Pantanal (budget permitting), Northeast (between São Luís and Salvador) 🇧🇷 - French Guiana: Kaw Marshes, Petit Saut, Mana, Matoury, Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni 🇬🇫

I’m looking for: 1 or 2 companions to share this adventure. 🦉 Birdwatching enthusiasts or those interested in other taxa (all levels) and/or wildlife photography lovers; 🎒 a bit of a rugged, curious, and enthusiastic spirit. No age limit, but good physical shape for relaxed nature hikes.

The plan: mix guided birdwatching tours in small groups, lodges for intense nature observation, with periods of independent travel. Budget: 3500-4000 € per person, flights included. Proposed timeframe: August-September 2026

Everything’s still flexible. Important to get to know each other and chat before we go (in person or via Zoom/Teams). If you’re interested, send me a message! 🦉

Hi everyone, After a year where I’ve worked way too much and with a house under renovation, it’s become essential to take a breather. My contract ends on 01/30, and I’ll try to find a new client for early March, so overall, let’s go somewhere in February! I thought Réunion with the full trek around the Mafate cirque for reconnecting with Nature would be perfect, but since it’s cyclone season, it wasn’t such a great idea. Then came the idea that Southeast Asia could fulfill the peace-and-beach vibe, especially Cambodia with its cultural past, but the flight ticket price and a chat with a friend made me change my mind—and boom, Cape Verde popped up, with Santo Antão for hiking and São Vicente for culture and the beach. So I bought a ticket a week ago, and oh, what a coincidence—it’s during Carnival! Except now, I don’t know if it’s reality or just exhaustion talking, but I feel like I’m making a mess of things. I’ve traveled a lot without even booking the first night, but this time, I pre-booked 2 nights in Mindelo (though one of them ended up canceling itself). But the main issue is that I arrive on Monday, 02/09 at 6 PM and leave on Sunday, 02/22 at 11 AM, and there’s a little hiccup in the logical organization—actually, several hiccups—since I don’t really have any organization right now, and that’s where I need help Because Carnival is in full swing from 02/15 to 02/17, right in the middle of my trip, so the logic of my visit to Santo Antão isn’t clicking for me. Plus, I just checked, and there’s zero accommodation available in Mindelo from 02/15 to 02/18 😕 So I don’t know: should I skip Carnival, should I forget about planning and just wing it once I’m there, should I stay on São Vicente after Carnival (because I read Montaganrd’s trip report, and he made São Vicente sound like a rock !), or should I keep in mind the option of heading to Santiago afterward and buying a return flight to Paris from Praia? I need help 🏴‍☠️

Hi everyone,

We’re making a family dream come true: spending a month in Brazil from July 19 to August 20. We’ll land in Rio and spend 6 days there (we’ve finalized a home exchange for a lovely apartment in the Copacabana neighborhood). After that, we’re heading to Minas Gerais by rental car for 11 days (Tiradentes, Ouro Preto, and the Inhotim Institute), then the Costa Verde, and finally 2 days in São Paulo.

We’ll be traveling with our three kids, ages 17, 14, and 9, who are real travelers and good hikers. Goes hand in hand, right? 😄

For now, we’ve planned to visit Ilha Grande (4 days) and then Paraty and its surroundings (3 days). What do you think? Ilha Grande appealed to us for its hikes and beaches, but couldn’t we do that along Paraty’s coast? I’ve read mixed reviews about Ilha Grande...

Thanks for your tips, opinions, and anything else! !

Hi there,

I’m trying to find out the dates for the best parades at the Mindelo Carnival in 2026, but I’m having trouble figuring it out. When I search for "Mindelo Carnival 2026," I get different dates and no clear schedule. I’ve found the parade on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, and the one on Sunday, February 22, with the grotesque makeup, which seem the most interesting. On the other hand, some say the São Nicolau Carnival is more authentic than Mindelo’s. If you’ve experienced this firsthand—not just theoretically but actually been there—I’d love to hear your practical tips.

Thanks in advance!

Elisabeth

Hi everyone,

I’d love to get your thoughts on the itinerary we’re planning for this summer (August) with our three older teens. We’ve booked our round-trip flight from Lyon to Rio. Originally, we were thinking of heading down to Paraty / Ilha Grande... but after checking, the water temperature seems a bit too cool, so we’d prefer to go to Bahia state for a bit more warmth. Our interests: discovering the people and cities, enjoying the beach and relaxation, a few short hikes, etc.

What do you think of this itinerary? Too much time lost in transit?

Day Stop J1 Flight J2 Early morning arrival in Rio J3 Rio J4 Rio J5 Rio J6 Flight to Foz do Iguaçu J7 Foz do Iguaçu J8 Foz do Iguaçu J9 Flight to Salvador J10 Salvador J11 Salvador J12 Ilha de Tinharé: Morro de São Paulo J13 Ilha de Tinharé: Morro de São Paulo J14 Ilha de Tinharé: Morro de São Paulo J15 Ilha de Boipeba J16 Ilha de Boipeba J17 Ilha de Boipeba J18 Ilha de Boipeba to Salvador J19 Salvador to Rio J20 Flight J21 Arrival in France Thanks so much for your help!!!! Flo

Hi! I’m looking for ideas, tips, and great deals for a 15-day road trip around Portugal starting and ending in Faro. Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

And we still haven’t seen everything! Before setting off for new horizons at the end of this year, it’s time for me to share my trip to Cape Verde this summer 2025.

I particularly love these spontaneous trips, and our stay in Cape Verde is one of those because it was only at the beginning of April that we decided on this getaway, which had been catching our eye for a while, given our love for the mountains.

As always—well, when it’s open—I turned to VF, and I want to immediately thank Marie, aka ptitortue, who helped me a lot in planning this trip through her travel journals and our exchanges!

Because Cape Verde is both small and vast! We decided not to rush from one airport to another, to enjoy the places and the people, but also to relax, since the work backlog from being stuck in May (see my previous travel journal 😅) had to be caught up on in June.

So, 4 islands will be our winners from 06/28 to 07/19:

Santiago first for logistical reasons, as round-trip flights from the capital Praia were the cheapest (650 €/person from Lyon via Lisbon with TAP, still!)

São Vicente, because it’s the gateway to the next one but ultimately more than that...

Santo Antão, pretty much the main goal of the trip since Marie (and the photos) had really sold it to me.

And finally, Sal Island, for some rest—a non-negotiable condition for my other half—and we’ll see that I should’ve listened to Marie...

That said, what a chatterbox I am—buckle up, flight attendants at the doors, off we go on new beautiful escapes! (Thanks to Sophie for the easy loan)

Last note for my eager fan club 😏: yes, there will be alcohol—how could there not be in the land of grogue!

It starts here:

https://voyageforum.com/v.f?post=10790234;a=10790234

I'm looking for my ticket to travel down to the African Great Lakes via Uganda and Rwanda (arrival). Who wants to share the trip? Maybe even head down to South Africa, Johannesburg—it's way more fun with two than alone. Sure, you can easily find hikers on treks, but I'm not too keen on paying $1500 just to see and bother gorillas!!

After first contact, I'll share my WhatsApp number. See you soon, Roger

Hi there! We’d love some tips on organizing stopovers on our own in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Arrecife, Puerto del Rosario, Santa Cruz de La Palma, Las Palmas, and Funchal. Thanks so much for your help

hi there I’m thinking of heading to northeastern Brazil in January or February—I don’t really have a choice with the dates. Apparently, it rains a lot during that time. Is it really a big issue for traveling? Are these tropical downpours—heavy but brief—or more of a continuous rain? I’m especially curious about the stops in Lençóis, Atins, and Parnaíba. For Lençóis, I know the lagoons are almost empty at this time of year. I’ll also be passing through São Luís, Jericoacoara, Fortaleza, Olinda/Recife, and Salvador da Bahia, and before heading back to Europe, I’ll visit the Iguaçu Falls. What do you think? Thanks in advance for your reply. Best regards

Hi there, We’re planning a two-week couple’s trip hopping between the Cape Verde islands at the end of November 2025. Our arrival and departure airport will be on the island of SAL. We’ve got some hikes lined up. Based on your experiences, what recommendations and suggestions do you have? Thanks in advance for your valuable tips!

Hi there, we’ll have 15 days total, which means 13 days of travel on the ground. We’re planning to visit Brazil during the second half of July. I’m not naive enough to think we can see a huge chunk of Brazil in such a short time, so I’m focusing on a specific area to make it relaxed and enjoyable.

We’re flying out of Madrid. I was thinking of spending 3 or 4 days in Rio, 3 days in Iguazu (I initially thought one day would be enough, but I’ve read it’s highly recommended to visit the Argentine side as well), 3 or 4 days on Ilha Grande, and 3 days in Paraty. I’m not entirely sure about Ilha Grande in July, but I’m looking for a place to unwind and enjoy the sea (if the water’s good then).

I’ve noticed a lot of people fly into Madrid and return from São Paulo (or vice versa). What’s the advantage of that? It doesn’t seem problematic (based on Google Maps, though I’m no expert) to navigate from Rio. Is there a more efficient order for visits to minimize travel time?

As you can tell, I’m just starting to plan, but I’ll need to book the international flights soon. I’ll probably have more questions for those of you who are patient enough to help! ;)

Thanks!!