Brazil

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Brazil is a massive and diverse country known for its vibrant cities, Amazon rainforest, tropical beaches, and cultural energy. From Rio’s carnival to Iguaçu Falls, it offers adventure, nature, and urban exploration on a grand scale.

Last Updated:

June 28, 2025

General Recommendations

Azithromycin / Ciprofloxacin - Traveler's Diarrhea

Ondansetron - Nausea & Vomiting

Meclizine - Motion Sickness

Hydroxyzine - Jet Lag / Traveler's Anxiety

Order them all with our comprehensive travel package, which includes all medications and country specific medications if required.
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What is our Wandr Safety Rating?

Our safety grade combines CDC guidance, healthcare access, travel risks, and regional stability to help you prepare confidently. Updated regularly to reflect current conditions.
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A (90–100): Very safe — Excellent healthcare and low travel risks
B (75–89): Safe — Minor precautions recommended
C (60–74): Moderate risk — Limited access or regional health concerns
D (40–59): Higher risk — Caution advised due to instability or health gaps
F (0–39): Not recommended — Major safety or medical concerns

Wandr Safety Rating:

C (Elevated Risk)

71/100

Brazil presents moderate health risks, including mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue, Zika, and yellow fever in some regions. Healthcare quality varies by location. The CDC typically recommends hepatitis A/B, typhoid, yellow fever (in select areas), and mosquito precautions.

CDC Recommendations

CDC Travel Information for Brazil

For the best experience, please view the CDC travel information directly on their website:

Go to CDC Travel Information for Brazil

Disclaimer: This page is intended as a general reference for travelers and does not replace personalized medical consultation. While Wandr provides medical guidance, country-specific risks may change. We update this information as frequently as possible, but travelers should also consult official government and health sources before departure.