Air
- Companies: LATAM Airlines, Gol Linhas Aéreas
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours (including layover)
- Distance: 2,300 kilometers
- Costs: Approximately 1,200 PLN (round trip, prices vary based on booking time)
- Roads/Routes: N/A
Pro Tip: Book a flight that allows you to check your luggage at no additional cost, as this can save you on extra fees with budget airlines.
For the best experience, consider flying from Juazeiro do Norte Airport (JDO) to São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), followed by a domestic flight to São José do Rio Preto (SJP). This route minimizes total travel time while providing key connections.
Road
- Companies: Private car rental services such as Localiza or Unidas
- Duration: Approximately 30 hours (including breaks)
- Distance: 2,000 kilometers
- Costs: Rental fees approximately 300 PLN per day, fuel around 600 PLN (total cost can vary based on duration of rental)
- Roads/Routes: BR-116, BR-050
Pro Tip: Use Google Maps or Waze to navigate; they provide real-time traffic updates and detour options to avoid delays.
If you’re planning a road trip, it’s advisable to split the journey into two days, stopping overnight in cities like Belo Horizonte to rest adequately and explore local culture.
Bus
- Companies: Viação Itapemirim, Pluma
- Duration: Approximately 36 hours (including transfers)
- Distance: 2,000 kilometers
- Costs: Approximately 400 PLN (one way)
- Roads/Routes: BR-116
Pro Tip: Choose a premium bus service for greater comfort during the long journey, especially for seats that recline further.
Bus travel is the most economical option for this trip, but due to the long duration, ensure you pack snacks and entertainment to make the journey more pleasant.