Nova Iguacu Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Travel Guide
Rio de Janeiro's main international airport. Approximately 40-50 kilometers (25-31 miles) from Nova Iguaçu.
Mainly handles domestic flights. Also about 40-50 kilometers (25-31 miles) from Nova Iguaçu.
Available from both airports. Costly. Confirm estimated fare.
Connect GIG to central Rio. Connect to Nova Iguaçu via SuperVia or bus.
Cheaper, more complex from GIG. Requires multiple transfers.
Pre-book your transfer if you arrive late at night.
Traffic to the airports can be heavy and unpredictable, plan extra time.
Nova Iguaçu a major station on the Japeri branch of the SuperVia commuter rail system.
Rodoviária de Nova Iguaçu serves inter-municipal and some inter-state routes.
Car rental for flexibility, but traffic and safety are concerns.
Expect heavy and aggressive traffic, notably at busy times.
Sea and river transportation are not main modes upon arrival for Nova Iguaçu, as it is an inland city.
No immigration procedures at seaports directly serving Nova Iguaçu.
Nova Iguaçu is not coastal; a way to get to the sea is via Rio de Janeiro.
No cruise ship or ferry services operate directly from Nova Iguaçu.
Rivers within municipality are not utilized for public transport.
Brazil imposes no specific exit fees or taxes beyond what tickets include.
GIG and SDU offer standard airport facilities (check-in, security, dining, shopping).
Traffic to the airports, especially GIG, can be heavy and unpredictable.
Plan extra travel time, notably during peak hours or on weekdays.
Allow a buffer of at least an hour beyond what a navigation app suggests for the drive.
Reconfirm your flight details and look for any delays or changes before you leave your accommodation. Use airline apps or websites.
