9 countries where Brazilians do not need a passport

Do you want to take an unforgettable trip but don’t have a passport? In addition to the possibility of traveling around Brazil – always an excellent idea – there are nine countries that allow Brazilians to enter without a passport🇧🇷

To visit these countries, you just need your RG to be in good condition – there are airlines that ask for it to be less than 10 years old since the issue. Let’s travel?

Argentina

The land of tango, barbecue, Gardel and Maradona has a lot to offer. Buenos Aires it is a favorite destination for Brazilians: a big, cosmopolitan city, with excellent restaurants and many streets to explore.

But if you want to see glaciers, you can go to the south of the country and get to know the region of Patagonia🇧🇷 That’s where it stays Barilochetown with a popular ski resort.

More towards the center, on the border with Chile, Mendoza it is the place to drink excellent wines and visit dream wineries. In the north, the region of Jujuy it has unforgettable desert landscapes.

Chile

Neighboring Argentina, this country that does not share a border with Brazil also offers many options for those who love to travel. THE Chilean Patagonia have the Torres del Paine National Parka region with mountains covered in snow and ice and an ideal destination for adventurers who enjoy camping.

Santiago offers all the options of the big city, and there you can eat thecentolla, a giant crab that grows in cold waters. In the north, the desert of Atacama It has landscapes from another world.

Uruguay

Tranquility and dulce de leche: two things that Uruguay can offer you without the slightest effort. The small country that borders Rio Grande do Sul is known for its immense pastures, good meat and tranquility. Montevideoon the banks of the River Plate, has a Municipal Market full of delicacies and streets that still remind you of inland towns.

Colonia del Sacramento, close to the capital, is a corner by the river that transports you to the past. Further south, Punta del Este is very popular in the summer, as well as the beach of José Ignacio🇧🇷 Adventurers will enjoy it even more Cabo Polonio, seaside town without electricity and full of sea lions. Better to go in summer.

Peru

Thought of Peru, you immediately think of machu picchu🇧🇷 OK, we are not going to blame you: the lost city of the Incas deserves all the fame it has, with its very well preserved ruins. You can get there the traditional way, with the train to Aguas Calientes and then a bus. But you can also do the Inca Trail, in a 4-day trek from Aguas Calientes.

In addition to Machu Picchu, Peru has much more to offer. The capital lime it has some of the most awarded restaurants in South America – Peruvian cuisine is amazing! There are still National Parks in the Andes that are worth visiting.

Colombia

want to go to caribbean, but you don’t have a passport? Colombia is your perfect destination then! The north coast of the country, where Cartagena de Indias and Santa Marta it is bathed by the clear and warm waters of the Caribbean Sea.

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Santa Marta, by the way, is a beautiful and very peculiar destination: you can go from the snowy mountains to the Caribbean Sea in a few hours. The capital, bogota, offers a mild climate and delicious Colombian cuisine: eat all the arepas and patacones you can! And be sure to try the surprising coconut lemonade (yes!).

Ecuador

This country goes far beyond the famous line that divides our little planet into two halves. The capital, Quito, is surrounded by Andean volcanoes, which guarantees a beautiful view. You can choose to explore the historic center of the city, or charming towns like Cuenca and Store🇧🇷 The country still keeps the important archipelago of Galapagoswhere Charles Darwin made important discoveries for science.

Bolivia

Bolivia is a hit among Brazilian backpackers. With a poorly developed infrastructure, it is a country of few luxuries, but with beautiful and still wild landscapes. O Salar de Uyuni, one of the biggest attractions in the country is the largest salt flat in the world. Absurdly beautiful, and guarantees breathtaking photos.

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O Lake Titicacathe largest in South America, also holds secrets such as the island of the sun🇧🇷 Other cities worth visiting are La Paz🇧🇷 Potosí and Gold🇧🇷

Paraguay

O Paraguay, our neighbor is quite famous in Brazil for being a paradise for cheap shopping – and sometimes of dubious origin. It is true that east cityon the border with Foz do Iguacuoffers more affordable shopping options than Brazil.

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And there are stores, like SAX and Monalisa, which have excellent quality products. But Paraguay goes well beyond that: national parks, archaeological ruins and museums are worth a visit.

Venezuela

The country is not in its best moments. In an economic and political crisis, the population has been experiencing difficulties, and the climate on the streets is not the safest. A pity, because this is a country with a lot to offer.

The coast is bathed by the Caribbean Sea, and the archipelago of Los Roques, one of the most beautiful places in the region. It is worth a visit – when the situation in the country improves.