Brazil

Motorcycle trip in Brazil

Great Venture

The privately managed roads (Concession) in Brazil, offer ideal conditions for driving any type of vehicle, and did not have any kind of unexpected situations. These riding conditions, the ease in finding gas stations along the way, plus the speed limit allowed on the roads, enabled good developments over the days.
Already the roads managed by state and federal governments, on average, are bad. The signaling, as well as asphalt conditions, coasting and safety features leave much to be desired, which requires increased attention and decreased average speed. On some roads the bikes pays tolls, on others not.
 
It did not rain at any time in the Brazilian leg of the trip, with an average temperature of 24 ° C during the day and 18 ° C at night. The hotels I stayed in are of an intermediate category, with an approximate average daily cost of R $ 90.00. Every meal had an average cost of approximately R $ 20.00.

I stayed at Foz do Iguaçu for two nights to visit the Rio Iguaçu Falls. Considered patrimony of humanity, this attraction impresses and attracts visitors worldwide. The Iguaçu National Park is on the triple border of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, with several outdoor attractions, the falls are impressive for their gigantic volume of water and striking beauty. After visiting this incredible attraction, I went towards the first land border crossing, Brazil and Argentina.