Best time to visit Southeast Brazil

The best time to visit Southeast Brazil is June, July and September, judged across 16 places; January is its weakest month.

Updated September 2026 · Latin America & the Caribbean · 16 places, each judged for what it is · climate normals from ERA5 reanalysis

Southeast Brazil month by month

MonthSeasonWhyBest places
Januarygoodsea warm enough · 29°C highs · 10 h sunTrancoso, Búzios, Gramado
FebruarygoodCarnival · 29°C highs · 10 h sunTrancoso, Búzios, Gramado
MarchgoodCarnival · 29°C highs · 10 h sunTrancoso, Búzios, Florianópolis
Aprilgood27°C highs · 9 h sunBúzios, Curitiba, Campos do Jordão
Maygood25°C highsBelo Horizonte, Ouro Preto, Trancoso
Junein seasondry season · the humidity has gone · 24°C highsBelo Horizonte, Ouro Preto, Trancoso
Julyin seasondry season · the humidity has gone · 24°C highsBelo Horizonte, São Paulo, Bonito
Augustgooddry season · the humidity has gone · 24°C highsBelo Horizonte, Ouro Preto, São Paulo
Septemberin seasondry season · 26°C highs · 10 h sunOuro Preto, Trancoso, Campos do Jordão
Octobergood26°C highsTrancoso, Búzios, Porto Alegre
Novembergood27°C highs · 10 h sunCuritiba, Gramado, Búzios
Decembergood29°C highs · 10 h sunGramado, Búzios, Trancoso

In season: one of the region's three best months, and good in its own right. Low season: one of its three worst, and well below its best. The reasons compare each month with the region's own year and name the seasons on the ground — monsoon, autumn colour, hurricanes — where most of its places share them.

All 16 places in Southeast Brazil

Southeast Brazil — FAQ

When is the best time to visit Southeast Brazil?
June, July and September. In July: dry season · the humidity has gone · 24°C highs.
When is the low season in Southeast Brazil?
Southeast Brazil has no month that falls far below the rest of its year; January is the weakest (sea warm enough · 29°C highs · 10 h sun).
Which months are in season in Southeast Brazil?
June, July and September — the months among its best that are also good in their own right.

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