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I mean c’mon there is not one reason, look at th I mean c’mon there is not one reason, look at this view from the top of the Kloof Corner hike! The biggest way we’re able to afford traveling so much is by letting the deals dictate where we go. Cape Town has been on our bucket list forever but with flights typically costing $1,200-$1,800 it hasn’t been a priority. But when Scott’s Cheap Flights (now called Going, I don’t like the new name but that’s besides the point) dropped this Cape Town deal for less than half of what it normally costs we jumped on it!

So often I hear “but there are no deals during school breaks”, YES THERE ARE! We went to Cape Town for Thanksgiving and the girls get the entire week off of school so they missed no days. Plus since there seasons are opposite it was late spring and the weather was amazing. Scott’s emails deals directly to your inbox for the airports you choose (we select our home airport and airports we can easily fly direct to and always have cheap flights because sometimes it’s worth flying to a city for a deal (known as a repositioning flight). They offer a free version but you don’t get all the deals so we have the Premium subscription which costs $49 for a year and you can tap the link in my bio and use code TRAVELINGCHILD20 for 20% off. They have an Elite membership level for business class seats. Because someone always asks, yes they give deals for nonstop flights but please remember you can’t fly everywhere nonstop. Beloved if you’re going to Thailand from the US you’re going to have a layover.

Anyway when in Cape Town you must hike, there are so many amazing ones! This Kloof’s Corner hike is perfect for sunset. It’s not stroller or wheelchair accessible as there are stairs but if Jordyn and Kennedy can hike it in 40mins (one way up) I promise you don’t have to be super fit!

P.S. when booking a flight from the US you have 24 hours to cancel & get a refund (on flights booked 7 days in advance). So many ppl told me they hesitated on this deal because they had to see if they could get off work/what dates worked for their travel partners. Always book first, think second & just cancel within 24hrs if you can’t make it work! What’s the best flight deal you’ve booked?
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1. Your passport must be valid for 30 days after your scheduled date of departure.

2. You must have 2 consecutive empty pages in your passport.

3. There is no visa required for US citizens for visits less than 90 days.

4. There are no shots required to travel to South Africa, unless you are traveling from or transiting through yellow-fever deemed countries, then a yellow fever shot is required. You can find a list of these countries online.

5. South Africa has opposite seasons than the US so our winter is their summer. December to February are peak travel due to the weather but if you visit in November like we did you’ll get good weather and avoid the massive crowds of peak season.

Have you visited South Africa? If so, which part? If not, is it on your list?
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1. Visit the various houses of worship like Hagia Sofia, the Blue Mosque. Suleymaniye Camii, Ortakoy Mosque, Chora Church and the Camlica Mosque

2. Tour palaces like Topkapi Palace, Dolmabahce Palace, Beylerbeyi Palace

3. Climb the Galata Tower for amazing views of Istanbul. You can even enjoy a meal here at the restaurant on the top floor.

4. Take a cruise of the Bosphorus to see both the European and Asia side of Istanbul.

5. Visit the cities Bazaars, the Grand Bazaar where you can shop your heart out and the Spice Bazaar where you can eat your heart out. Don’t leave without trying a Turkish delight!

6. If you want to go shopping Istiklal is the place to do so. They have a wide range of stores including international chains like Zara.

7. See a Dervish show at Hodjapasha.

8. Walk across the Galata Bridge to see fisherman at work and then walk under it to taste their fresh catches.

9. Take a day trip to the Princes’ Islands.

10. Experience a Turkish Hammam.

11. Explore the neighborhood of Balet, enjoying the colorful building and have some traditional Turkish tea or my favorite Apple Tea.

12. Turkey has some amazing food so go on a food tour or take a cooking class. If you don’t do either just make sure not to leave without having a traditional Turkish breakfast!

I recommend at least 5 days in Istanbul but you can easily spend a week or more exploring the city.

Have you been to Istanbul? If not is it on your list? For those that have been what was your favorite thing to do?

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3 nights Siwa: Shali Fortress, 4x4 safari in the Great Sand Sea, sunset on Fatnas Island, emple of Amun and Temple of the Oracle, take a look or a dip into Cleopatra Spring, Mountain of the Dead, House of Siwa Museum, float in the salt lakes.

5 nights Cairo: Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx,  Egyptian Museum, Saqqara, Khal Al Khalil, Old and Coptic Cairo: Hanging Church, Mohamed Ali Mosque, Al Azhar Mosque and the Fortress of Babylon, see an Al Tannoura Egyptian Dance Heritage Show at Wekalet El Ghouri. For a break from the historical things with kids spend a day at Dreamland Park, Kidzania, or Ski Egypt. Stay at Marriott Mena House.

3 nights Luxor: Hot air balloon ride, Luxor Museum, Mummification museum, Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens, Temple of Karnak, Temple of Luxor, Colossi Statue of Memnon and Hatshpsut

3 nights Aswan: High Dam, Temple of Philae, Nubian Villages, Sail on the Nile by Felucca, Nubian Museum, Abu Simbel

On the way to Aswan from Luxor you can also stop to see the Temple of Horus and Kim Ombo Temple. If you have extra time visit Alexandria, Bahariya Oasis, and White Desert National Park to see the White Desert.

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🇲🇦2 nights Chefchaouen- painting class, hiking, enjoying the Blue City and more.

🇲🇦3 nights Fes- Royal palaces, Moroccan dance class, visit the tannery and more

🇲🇦6 nights Marrakech- Majorelle Gardens, explore the Medina, explore the various mosques, stay in a riad, take a Moroccan cooking class and more.

🇲🇦3 nights Sahara Desert- ATV tour, sand boarding, Bedouin experience and more.

For all the details of each trip tap the link in my bio for the itineraries of each city. Have you been to Morocco? Is it on your list?

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Plan the Perfect Brazil Vacation with this Rio de Janeiro Itinerary

April 9, 2019      Brazil, Destinations, South America

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My family went on the perfect Brazil vacation after landing cheap flights to Brazil. And unlike when my parents visited in 2017 the process was smooth thanks to the changes to the Brazil visa for US citizens. Here is our Rio de Janeiro itinerary to help you plan your own perfect Brazil vacation.

Rio De Janeiro Itinerary

The Best Time to Go on a Brazil Vacation

First it’s important to know Brazil has opposite seasons than the US so our winter is their summer. However, they really only get two seasons, Spring and Summer. The coldest months typically don’t see temps lower than 60 and that’s only at night. Most people say December to March is best weather wise as temps average 85, perfect to hit the beaches of Rio. This also means it’s the most expensive for hotels but that doesn’t mean you can’t get cheap flights to Brazil during these months. June is the rainiest month so steer clear or have tons of indoor activities planned!

Don’t forget to consider big events like Carnival when planning your Rio de Janeiro itinerary. You’ll either want to flock to Rio during this time or avoid it depending on what you’re looking for. 

Best time to go to Brazil Vacation

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How to Get Cheap Flights to Brazil

If you’ve been following our family travels for a while you know our travel is based on flight deals. When we found the cheap flights to Brazil we were looking for a trip with specific dates as we’d be traveling for our daughters spring break. We used Skyscanner and entered in our home airport, Miami, and travel dates and it showed us the cheapest places to go during that time. When the cheap flights to Brazil came up we were ecstatic! I couldn’t believe we were going on a Brazil vacation for only $340 per person. Skyscanner also has a free app to make it easier to search for deals on the go, download it here.

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How to Apply for the Brazil Visa for US Citizens

My parents went to Brazil in February 2018 and had to jump through a lot of hoops to get the Brazil visa for US citizens. We were lucky that things changed and the Brazil visa for US citizens was now an e-visa. The process was simple, paying $44 per person and receiving our visas in a few days. If you’re going on your Brazil vacation after June 16th you don’t have to do anything. Starting June 17 there will be no required visa to go to Brazil for US citizens.

Vaccines Needed for a Brazil Vacation

When we went on our Brazil vacation there were no required vaccines for those traveling from the United States. Typhoid was recommended if you were traveling to rural areas, planned to drink tap water, or are an adventurous eater and would be eating a lot of street food. Just like we chose not to get this vaccines in Kenya because we planned to avoid these things we didn’t get it for our Brazil vacation either.

Where to Stay on a Brazil Vacation

When planning your Brazil vacation where you stay can make or break your trip. Based on our Rio de Janeiro itinerary we knew we wanted to be in the Copacabana area. It would make for a central base. Not only central through our research we knew it had a lot of restaurants in walking distance, was close to the beach and in a nice area.

Even though we scored cheap flights to Brazil, we still wanted to save more money by renting an Airbnb. We booked this one bedroom apartment that had a pull out couch for the kids for $420 for 7 nights. It was a 5 minute walk to Copacabana beach and you could see the beach out of the bedroom window. Our host was very accommodating allowing us to check in early. He also provided towels (but no wash cloths so bring your own), and 3 bars of Dove soap. If you’ve never used Airbnb before, sign up here to save $40 on your first stay. Nervous about Airbnb? Don’t be, here are 8 tips to guarantee a great Airbnb experience.

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What to Do on a Brazil Vacation, The Perfect Rio de Janeiro Itinerary

When planning our Rio de Janeiro itinerary like usual I thought about the things each member of our family likes to do. This ensures we each enjoy one must-do activity and then everything else majority wins. Another trip planning tip is to always put your destinations in Google Maps. This ensures you’re not backtracking when doing multiple activities in one day. It will just end up costing you time and money. To be completely transparent below is the itinerary I planned for each day based on my previous statement but it’s not the order we ended up doing everything in. This was due to poor weather on our first two days and a sick child on another.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 1: Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Mountain

On our first day in Rio we conquered Christ the Redeemer which was our youngest daughters first Wonder of the World. It was cloudy day and it was raining on and off. While we didn’t get blue skies the crowds were minimal which worked in our favor. You can drive up to the statue or take the tram. We decided to take the tram as it’s a more scenic route. The tram tickets cost $18 per adult and both kids were free as there is no charge under 5 year old. You can buy them online or purchase when you arrive. This tour we considered includes Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Sunset Tour and includes transpiration.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Christ the Redeemer

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We planned to visit Sugar Loaf Mountain after Christ the Redeemer but the rain began to come down pretty hard. I’m still listing it under day one because of the proximity of the two locations it just makes sense to visit them the same day. If you buy your tickets online you save 10% and children under 6 are free. Don’t worry about weather issues like we had as you can use your tickets within 4 days of the date you purchased them for.

You will take two cable cars up to get to Sugar Loaf Mountain. The first stop on the cable car takes you to Pão de Açucar. Here you will have amazing views of Rio and be able to capture a photo with Sugar Loaf Mountain behind you. You can also take a 7-minute helicopter ride around Christ the Redeemer.

Sugar Loaf Mountain Rio de Janeiro Vacation

We ended the day having the best dinner every at La Maison Restaurante on Copacabana Beach. Not one person was disappointed in their meal. The food was so good we actually ate here again on our last night. Check out our recommendations for the best restaurants in Rio, you won’t be disappointed.

Rio de janeiro vacation la maison restaurant

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 2: Jardim Botânico, Parque Lage, and Samba Lessons

We started our second day of our Brazil vacation off with a visit to Jardim Botanico. The entry fee for adults is roughly $4 and children under seven are free. We really enjoyed the cactus exhibit, I never knew there were so many species. There is also a rose garden, Japanese garden, several waterfalls and we saw a ton of monkeys which the kids loved. There is also this 4-hour tour designed for nature lovers includes Parque Lage, Botanical Garden and Jockey Club Tour.

Brazil Vacation Jardim Botanico

Just a quick drive away is Parque Lage. Here you can have brunch or lunch at the cafe and enjoy the gorgeous views. There is no fee to enter the park.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Parque Lage

In the evening immerse yourself in the culture and take a Samba lesson. We decided on Rio Samba Dancer as they were only 1 of 2 schools we found that taught classes in English. We chose a one hour private lesson as it was only $6 more per adult and we had the kids. They did not charge us for the children but not sure what age they start charging kids. I wish they offered two hour lessons like when we took Salsa lessons in Cuba. Our class was great but I felt like as soon as we started to get the hang of things class was over.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Rio Samba Dancer

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 3: Pedra do Telégrafo, Pedra do Telégrafo

If you’ve ever seen the many photos circulating Instagram of people hanging off a cliff in Brazil and want to get those photos you’ll need to head to Pedra do Telégrafo. No need to worry though, the photo is an optical illusion and there is really a walkway underneath. Still the end result is pretty epic.

Brazil Vacation Pedra do Telégrafo

Pedra do Telégrafo is a 90 minute drive from Rio followed by a 45 minute hike. You’ll want to arrive early or risk extremely long lines to take a photo. You can read more about how to get to the cliff and how to prepare for the hike here.

After your morning hike what better way to cool off than an afternoon on the beach. On the way back to Rio from Pedra do Telegrafo you’ll pass several beaches. The first is Grumari Beach which is good for swimming. Next will be Prainha Beach which is where a lot of locals surf. Here there is a restaurant serving breakfast and lunch as well as vendors renting chairs and umbrellas. The last stretch of beaches before getting back into Rio proper is Macumba Beach. This beach also has a ton of restaurants and is good for both swimming and surfing.

Prainha Beach Rio de Janeiro Itinerary

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Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 4: Cooking Class with Cook in Rio + Flamengo Match at Maracanã Stadium

My eldest daughter loves to cook and since taking our first cooking class abroad on our trip to Costa Rica we’ve done one wherever possible. We heard Chef Simone was the best teacher in Brazil and booked a class at her Cook in Rio studio. Needless to say we were not disappointed. We made two appetizers, side dishes, the traditional Brazilian dish moqueca fish, and a dessert during our 3 hour class.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Brazilian Cooking Class Cook in Rio

After eating an amazing meal at Cook in Rio we went to experience one of the most energetic events in Rio after Carnival, a futbol match. We were blessed to be able to see the two biggest Brazilian teams compete, Flamengo vs. Fluminense. Being in Maracanã was a feeling like no other. We aren’t even big futbol fans but it was one of the best experiences we had on our Brazil vacation. I highly recommend going to a match if there are any teams playing during your trip. You can book a guided tour of the famous Maracanã Stadium and the headquarters of Flamengo here.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Flamengo Match at Maracanã Stadium

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 5: Escadaria Selaron + Spa Day

If you’ve seen the pretty tiled staircase or steps in people’s photos from their Brazil vacations their called the Escadaria Selaron. As you can imagine this place is pretty popular and if you arrive in the afternoon you will have to stand on a line. You’ll also most likely have a ton of people standing in the background of your picture. If you want pictures alone I recommend getting here at 8AM.

Escadaria Selaron Brazil Vacation

After visiting Escadaria we visited one of the most famous cathedrals in Rio, the Cathedral of St. Sebastian of Rio de Janeiro.  The outside of the building is like no other cathedral in the world. Inside the stained glass work is beautiful!

Rio de Janeiro Vacation Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastion

Also in the area is Mosteiro de Sao Bento. The outside is beautiful but the inside will leave you speechless. There is so much effort that went into the details of everything inside, pictures don’t do it justice at all!

Mosteiro de Sao Bento Rio de Janeiro Vacation

We’d been doing a lot of walking on our Brazil vacation and it was time to relax! I found a spa, Lavanda Fitness Spa, that not only allowed children but offered kids packages. The girls got manis, pedis, a facial and the cutest kids massages ever. I got a massage and facial while my husband got a massage. When we left the girls said “Oh mommy now we know why you like to go to the spa!” We may have created little spa monsters!

Lavanda Fitness Spa Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 6: Day Trip to Ilha Grande

Our plan was to take a day trip to Ilha Grande. The island which is a two hour drive followed by a one hour boat ride is known for its pristine waters. There are opportunities to snorkel with sea turtles, scuba dive, and do waterfall rapeling. You can also relax on secluded beaches, kayak, or party on a catamaran. Unfortunately we didn’t get to do this as one of our daughters wasn’t feeling that well. We thought avoiding the long travel day would be best and instead spent the day at Copacabana Beach which was a 5 minute walk from our Airbnb. Here are tips on traveling with a sick child. If you’re able to visit Ilha Grande, this tour explores the beaches of Ilha Grande and includes round-trip transportation, a sightseeing cruise and lunch.

Rio de Janeiro Itinerary Day 7: Little Africa Tour + Copacabana Beach

It was the last day of our Brazil vacation and we couldn’t leave without going on an Afro-Brazilian history tour. Brazil has the largest population of black people outside of Africa. This is because out of the 12 million slaves brought to the Americas from Africa, 4-5 million of them ended their journey in Brazil.

Little Africa Rio de Janeiro itinerary

We booked this tour though Airbnb Experiences. It was our first time using Airbnb for a tour and it was a seamless process. The tour was much more affordable than any other online booking site. I loved that we were able to support a small business, knowing the money was going straight to a local Brazilian (besides the Airbnb fee of course). The artwork in Little Africa is gorgeous and was one of the highlights for me, besides the rich history of course.

Little Africa Brazil Artwork

Little Africa artwork Brazil Vacation

It was our last day and with an early flight in the morning we just wanted to relax so we spent the afternoon at Copacabana beach. Spoiler alert: I did not like Copacabana Beach. While it is the most famous beach in Rio we found it to be very dirty with trash, cigarette buds and other sharp objects extremely visible throughout the sand. To make matters worse the beach water didn’t look good at all with tons of brown bubbles. It was too late to go to a different beach so we just relaxed under our umbrellas and soaked up the sun.

How to Get Around Rio de Janeiro

When planning our Brazil vacation we looked in to the easiest way to get around Rio de Janeiro. Our options were to rent a car, take a taxi/uber, hire a driver, or take public transportation. While I drove myself around Tulum on my solo trip Rio was much larger and I heard parking could be cumbersome so we decided renting a car wasn’t the best option. We are typically ok with using public transportation like we did in Chicago, Rome, Amsterdam and Bangkok but heard very few people spoke English (rightfully so) and we didn’t want to chance getting extremely lost.We ended up using a mix of a private driver and taxis and Ubers.

Someone recommended a driver they have used on their previous trips, Mr. Aldiney. When I contacted him through WhatsApp prior to our trip he was very responsive and provided a lot of good information to help us plan our trip. He agreed to pick us up from the airport and wait right outside the exit where we could easily find him. When we arrived in Rio he was on time and had a clean 7 passenger vehicle with WiFi. At the time of our trip he charged a flat rate of  80 Reais (roughly $20) per hour for up to 4 passengers or 100 for 5-6 passengers. His English is great, he was always early and he also served as a translator for us. He is also the one who purchased our tickets for the futbol match ahead of time. You can WhatsApp him at +55 21 99156-6486.

While we loved Mr. Aldiney you need to decide when you really need him. Every minute he is with you he charges his fee. For some instances it was really nice to have him with us as he he holds a degree in Brazilian history and more so served as a tour guide. However at certain places we didn’t need a tour guide and it was a waste to have him be with us while we explored. For these instances it probably would have been cheaper to just get a taxi or Uber which we eventually did towards the end of the trip. Places like the Botanical Gardens, Parque Lage and Pedra do Telegrafo you really don’t need him to wait. You can see if he will just drop you off and then come back at an agreed upon time.

Where to Exchange Money for Your Rio De Janeiro Vacation

Do not, I repeat do not exchange money at the airport. When we arrived at GIG airport there were several currency exchange offices fighting over our business. We checked our currency exchange app and it said $1= 3.9 Reais. However, these offices were only offering us 3.3 Reais per USD. When we got to our Airbnb there were several currency exchange offices and the first one we walked into offered us an exchange rate of $1 to 3.7 Reais and no transaction fee.

Brazil We’ll Be Back

Even with some hiccups our Rio de Janeiro itinerary was everything we dreamed of. We had the most amazing Brazil vacation and we can’t wait to return to explore more of the country. Thankfully with no need for a Brazil visa for US citizens it will be even easier next time. Did you find this article helpful? Please share it! Till’ we meet again Brazil.

Love Our Rio de Janeiro Adventures? Bring Them Home with Our Book

The Traveling Child Goes to is a series based on two traveling sisters Jordyn and Kennedy. Our first book is on our adventure to Rio de Janeiro. The book highlights the activities we did each day, educating your child on the city and country as well as giving you ideas for a future vacation. You can order the book on Amazon here.

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  1. Keallah Smith says

    April 19, 2019 at 2:08 pm

    This was a very inspiring post! I can’t wait for the opportunity to take my husband and 3 boys to Brazil! Thanks so much for sharing! You have such a beautiful family!

  2. Quiana says

    April 20, 2019 at 10:31 am

    Awesome travel blog. Thank you for sharing your trip experience

  3. Tondra Denise says

    April 20, 2019 at 5:07 pm

    Yes, Yes, and MORE Yes! Love how you’ve highlighted all of the family friendly things to do… definitely adding this to our destination list. Beautiful photos. Great details.

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