Jundiai Sao Paulo, Brazil Travel Guide
Pack light, breathable clothing. Materials like cotton and linen work well. Include shorts, t-shirts, and dresses.
These shoulder seasons (April-May, September-November) require versatile clothing. Layers are beneficial.
Comfortable walking shoes or sneakers are needed for exploring Jundiai's streets, markets, and parks.
Sandals or flip-flops are good for warmer months or relaxing at your accommodation.
Sturdy hiking boots or athletic shoes are useful if you plan to hike in Serra do Japi or other natural areas.
Organize all your important documents before departure. Keep both physical and digital copies in separate places.
Brazil mainly uses Type N power sockets (three-prong, round pins). Some older buildings might still use Type C (two-prong, round pins).
Cell phones are compatible with GSM networks, common in Brazil. Local SIM cards are readily available.
Cloud storage or an external hard drive for photos and documents for peace of mind.
Google Maps, Waze, Uber/99, Google Translate, WhatsApp, and your banking app.
Portable chargers and power banks for long days out, especially when relying on your phone.
Pack a personal health kit to address common travel ailments and specific climate needs.
Bring enough supply of prescription medications for your entire trip, in original containers with clear labels.
For exploring Serra do Japi and other natural areas.
For use on extensive paths within Parque da Cidade.
For farm visits and wine tasting along the Grape Route.
These items help improve comfort for long flights or bus journeys.
These items contribute to responsible and secure travel.
Reduces plastic waste.
Useful for market visits.
Reduces waste from takeaway meals.
For hot drinks on the go.
Lay out everything you plan to pack a few days before your trip. This helps identify anything forgotten or any unnecessary items.
Pack light to make travel easier and more enjoyable.
