Air
- Companies: Gol Linhas Aéreas, Azul Linhas Aéreas
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours including layover
- Distance: 1,100 kilometers (approximately 684 miles)
- Costs: €150 - €250 (depending on the season and how early tickets are purchased)
- Roads/Routes: Not applicable
Pro Tip: Book your flight on a Tuesday or Wednesday for often cheaper fares and better availability.
Considering the significant distance and the efficiency of air travel for this route, this is the best option. Make sure to check for multiple airlines to find the most convenient flight times.
Bus
- Companies: Viação Gontijo, Viação Nacional
- Duration: Approximately 15-18 hours depending on the service
- Distance: 1,200 kilometers (approximately 746 miles)
- Costs: €60 - €90 (varies by class of service)
- Roads/Routes: BR-467, BR-262 and BR-040
Pro Tip: Consider traveling overnight to save on accommodation and spend time during the day exploring Belo Horizonte upon arrival.
The bus is a more economical but longer option; however, it allows you to see the Brazilian countryside. Ensure to book a comfortable seat for a better travel experience.
Car
- Companies: Local car rental agencies such as Localiza, Movida, and Unidas
- Duration: Approximately 12-14 hours driving time without significant stops
- Distance: 1,200 kilometers (approximately 746 miles)
- Costs: €70 - €120 for rental + fuel costs around €100 - €130
- Roads/Routes: BR-467 and BR-262 are the main routes
Pro Tip: Download offline maps ahead of time to navigate the less populated areas effectively.
Driving offers flexibility to stop wherever you like. Just be prepared for tolls along the way and consider stopping at attractions, including national parks.