Casa Bela Vida - Brazil

preparing your trip to brazil

Casa Bela Vida welcomes travelers from all over the world and shares its tips for a successful stay.

Do I need a visa to enter Brazil?
Citizens of the European Union, Canada and Switzerland do not need a visa for tourist stays of less than 90 days.

Passport validity and requirements
Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay.

Tourist stays: authorized duration and extensions
Tourist stays are authorized for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

Documents required for travel
- Valid passport
- Return or onward ticket

Which vaccines are recommended for travel to Brazil?
No vaccinations are required to enter Brazil.

Health insurance: is it compulsory?
Although not compulsory, health insurance is strongly recommended to cover any medical expenses you may incur while abroad. Check that your insurance covers treatment abroad and repatriation.

Yes, Fortim is a peaceful, welcoming village, far from the hustle and bustle of the big cities. Casa Bela Vida is a safe place, surrounded by nature.

The best time to visit Fortim is from September to February, during the dry season.

Weather forecast by time of year
September to February: dry, sunny weather
March to August: rainy season with frequent showers

Average budget for excursions, food, etc.
- Average meal: around 30 to 50 BRL
- Local excursions: between 100 and 300 BRL depending on the activity

Means of payment and cash withdrawal
- International credit cards are widely accepted
- ATMs are available in major cities

Exchange rates
1 EUR ≈ 6.5 BRL (indicative rate)

The center is 4 km from Fortim and 110 km from Fortaleza international airport. A shuttle service can be arranged on request.

The official language is Portuguese.

Essential documents:
- Valid passport (+ copy if lost)
- Flight ticket
- Health insurance certificate (not compulsory)
- International credit card

Suitable clothing & accessories:
- Tropical climate: prefer light, breathable clothing
- Swimsuits, flip-flops, pareos: essential in Brazil!

Useful products for a comfortable trip:
- Sunglasses, hat or cap
- Mineral sunscreen (environmentally friendly and good for your health)
- Essential oil of lavender, geranium or palmarosa against mosquitoes (no chemical repellents)
- Natural soap and shampoo (preserves the local ecosystem)

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