Planning a coastal drive through Brazil

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  Andrade Big rental chains kill you with one-way fees on routes that long and their terms are rigid as hell. Going through private owners or smaller local agencies usually works out cheaper. Check out car rentals in Brazil here: https://getrentacar.com/en-US/brazil. Browse what's available from different owners, pick a vehicle that fits your needs and budget. You're dealing directly with whoever's renting it out, so there's more room to work out flexible arrangements for your photography...  moreBig rental chains kill you with one-way fees on routes that long and their terms are rigid as hell. Going through private owners or smaller local agencies usually works out cheaper. Check out car rentals in Brazil here: https://getrentacar.com/en-US/brazil. Browse what's available from different owners, pick a vehicle that fits your needs and budget. You're dealing directly with whoever's renting it out, so there's more room to work out flexible arrangements for your photography trip.  

  on March 27 at 07:23 AM Edited thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
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  Upamekan  Brazilian coastal roads vary wildly depending on the stretch you're on. Some sections are smooth highways, others turn into rough patches with potholes the size of craters. You'll want something with decent ground clearance because side roads leading to smaller beaches can get pretty rough. An SUV or a crossover would handle the terrain better than a sedan. For rentals, the bigger international chains tend to have stricter rules about one-way trips, so you might need to look at local companies...  moreBrazilian coastal roads vary wildly depending on the stretch you're on. Some sections are smooth highways, others turn into rough patches with potholes the size of craters. You'll want something with decent ground clearance because side roads leading to smaller beaches can get pretty rough. An SUV or a crossover would handle the terrain better than a sedan. For rentals, the bigger international chains tend to have stricter rules about one-way trips, so you might need to look at local companies that are more relaxed about drop-off locations.  

  on March 27 at 07:19 AM Edited thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0