How to Meet Women in Brazil

Brazil is famous the world over for the beauty of its women. What many people who have never visited may not know is that Brazilian women are also very friendly and good natured, as is the Brazilian population in general, and they love to meet people from other countries. Knowing a few basic principles, like where to go and what to do, can make a huge difference in how many and what types of Brazilian women you will meet. Here are some good basic principles and tips on meeting the Brazilian woman of your dreams.

Things You'll Need

• Ticket to Brazil
• A sexy swimsuit
• Portuguese language tapes
• A Brazilan guidebook
• Some dancing lessons

Instructions

How to meet brazillian women in brazil

1. Fly into Rio and stay as close to beach as possible; Ipanema and Copacabana are the best of the beach scene and have many hotels and hostels. Flamengo is closer to less expensive hotels and is popular with the locals, and Barra da Tijuca is famous for both its clean beautiful waters and its bikini clad beauties.

2. Get into some beach activities. Brazilians spend most a lot of their daylight waking hours on the beach surfing, playing volleyball, swimming and mingling; join in on some fun with the locals and you will have no problem meeting Brazilian women.

3. Go clubbing. Rio has a tremendous nightlife scene, and in Copacabana and Ipanema, the beach is lined with bars and kiosks that sell drinks and play music seven nights a week. Local areas like Lapa, Leblon and Botafogo also have some of the largest and most popular clubs in Rio and are less touristy, making them a great place to meet Brazilian women. Make sure you know some good dance moves as Salsa, Samba, Techno and Hip-Hop are all very popular in Brazil.

4. Get outside of Rio. Brazil is a huge country and there are many different kinds of Brazilian women. Southern cities like Puerto Allegro and Florinopolis have very friendly women and there is a more European feel to the cities and the people. Northern cites, like Recife and parts of the Bahia have a more tropical feel, and the women are even more friendly than other parts of Brazil.

5. Try to learn as much Portuguese as you can before you go. Brazilian women are very friendly in general and love to talk to foreigners but many don't speak much English at all, if any. Speaking even just a basic level of the local language will score major points when it comes to meeting Brazilian women.

Tips & Warnings

• Be forward with Brazilian women and talk to them directly. The Brazilian culture is one of the most open and friendly in the world and you may even find Brazilian women approach you before you even get the chance to make your move.

Resources

• Rio nightlife guide
• Rio beach guide