In March, Campinas typically experiences warm weather. It is part of the transition from the rainy season to the drier season. Average temperatures can range from around 20C-30C (68F-86F).
We suggest guests stay in Cambui. Cambui is a charming neighborhood in the heart of Campinas. It's known for its tree-lined streets, elegant architecture, and lively atmosphere. Cambui is well-equipped with amenities, offering a wide range of restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, boutiques, and art galleries.
Brazil uses the Brazilian Real (BRL) as its official currency. Credit card and payments through phones are highly encouraged.
If you are insterested in a hair and make up appointment, please get with Manoela for more information!
Brazil primarily uses the Type N plug adapter, also known as the CEE 7/16. However, you may also encounter the Type C plug adapter. Both Type N and Type C adapters are compatible with the Brazilian electrical grid.
While not mandatory, tipping in Brazil is appreciated for exceptional service. In restaurants, check the bill for the "serviço" charge and add 5-10% in cash for great service. Bars and cafes welcome a small tip, and rounding up the fare is common for taxis. Always tip in cash and have small bills ready.
You may dial 190 for Military Police and 192 if you require an ambulance. We are hoping you do not have to use this!
While Campinas offers a walkable city center and bike rentals for exploring, we suggest rideshare services as the best choice for longer distances. Sao Paulo, on the other hand, shines with its fast and efficient metro system, covering most tourist destinations while offering a large bike-sharing program for leisurely adventures. For travelling in between cities, we suggest you rent a car or use the bus system (https://www.lirabus.com.br/)