What to do in March in Brazil - 2026

Brazil, officially the Federative Republic of Brazil, is the largest country in both South America and Latin America.It is one of the biggest and most popular countries in the world, therefore the number of things that are famous in Brazil is uncountable.


Before we have a look at what you can do in Brazil, let's first look at the weather you can expect in March.

March weather in Brazil

To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in March in Brazil, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if March is comfortable or humid

Generally, March in Brazil will be really nice. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 82°F / 28°C. As there is not a lot of humidity, it will feel comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 66°F / 19°C. Many will prefer a location with air conditioning due to the humidity level.

Brazil has its share of rainy days in March. You can expect around 11 rainy days, with on average 2.6 inches / 65 mm of rain during the whole month.

Average temperature
Average Sea temperature
Wintersun Comfort grade and huricane risk

The forecast for March 2026 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.

Things to see and do in Brazil

Brazil has many things to soo. With help from our visitors we have dived a list of things to see in. If you have any sugestions or improvements for this list, please let us know.

Florianopolis
OtherThroughout the Year
Florianopolis is situated at the seaside.
Natal
OtherThroughout the Year
Natal is a sandy place great for many activities.
Chapada Diamantina National Park
ParkThroughout the Year
Cachoeira da Fumaca waterfall, Poco Azul, and Gruta Lapa Doce are located in Chapada Diamantina National Park.
Iguazu Falls
Nature/Wild LifeThroughout the Year
Iguazu Falls are in South Brazil and there are helicopter tours over it.
Sugarloaf Mountain
Nature/Wild LifeThroughout the Year
There is a famous cable car on Sugarloaf Mountain.
Ilha Grande
BeachThroughout the Year
Ilha Grande is a beach that is best for hiking.
Rio de Janeiro
CityThroughout the Year
One of the most beautiful beaches in Brazil, Copacabana Beach is located in Rio de Janeiro.

Shopping in Brazil

Shopping in Brazil is certainly one of the most popular things to do for tourists.
If you are looking for versatility, São Paulo is your ideal destination.

  • Shopping Morumbi: It has high-fashion clothes and accessories collection and is worth your visit.
  • Rua 25 de Março: This is a popular market in Brazil if you are willing to buy stuff at affordable prices.
  • Rua Oscar Freire: There are ample national and international boutiques available in the streets of Jardin. Many fashionable items are available here in Brazil.

Activities in Brazil

Take a dance class
Brazilians are known as some of the most rhythmic dancers in the world, and what better place to learn how to do the samba than in Brazil? There are many samba schools in the cities where you can sign up for a short class.

Attend a carnival
Usually hosted in February, one of the most exciting and fun activities to participate in when visiting Brazil is to watch a carnival. There are non-stop parties with people dressed in bright colors and feathers.

Portuguese cabinet
In the royal Portuguese cabinet of reading in Rio de Janeiro, lovers of books and avid readers will have a blissful time walking the library aisle with the largest collection of Portuguese books outside of Portugal.

Visiting national parks
Brazil has several stunning and quiet parks dotted with benches where snowbirds can sit and observe nature.

Try a Churrasco
Churrascos are a kind of Brazilian barbecue that you can enjoy in the company of friends relaxing and enjoying grilled meat and black beans with local beer.

Restaurants in Brazil

Brazil's cuisine is as varied as its geography and culture, based on the variety of crops, livestock and seafood produced in the country. Brazil's national booze is cachaça. It can be tried in virtually every bar in the country.

  • Basilicata - Pão, Empório e Restaurante
  • Bakery São Domingos
  • Wanderlust Bar & Cozinha
  • Esther Rooftop
  • Famiglia Mancini Trattoria

More things to see in Brazil

Beaches
Brazil's coast is characterized by beautiful white sandy beaches separated from bustling traffic, so beachgoers can truly appreciate the beauty of the crashing waves as they sunbathe, walk along the sand, or dip their toes in the ocean.

Modernist architecture
Brazil has its fair share of modern architecture, its beautiful colonial architecture, and old-world structures. Brazil's capital city of Brasilia is filled with Avant-garde buildings and is famous for its singular architectural concept. Beautiful government buildings, as well as cathedrals, museums, and gardens, can be found throughout the city, and most are just a short walk away from the next.

Palaces
Leftovers from when Brazil was a royal empire and the colonial seat of Portuguese royalty, there are beautiful palaces where the royal families used to live that are now open to the public for exploration.

Christ The Redeemer
Christ The Redeemer is one of the most recognizable statues in the world. The 100 feet (30 meters) tall statue of Christ the Redeemer can be found in Rio de Janeiro. This colossal statue sits on top of a chapel that is most often used for weddings, surrounded by a wide plaza. The popular statue is at the summit of the 2300 feet (700 meters) heigh mountain Corcovado and is accessed by just over 2 miles (3.5 km) train ride.

Waterfalls
There are beautiful waterfalls protected by national parks where you can get captivating views of the cascading water from different angles. One of the most popular waterfalls is the Iguacu Falls which is at the point where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet. The collection of 247 waterfalls forms a semicircle, with some of the falls reaching over 330 feet (100 meters high.

Colonial towns
Due to the heavy presence of natural resources such as Gold and Diamonds from mines surrounding towns like Ouro Preto, colonial towns in this region are a sight to behold. The churches and mansions are stunning Baroque and Rococo architectural creations that make one feel like they have been transported back in time.

More information about Brazil

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