Cheap Flights to South America for fast, easy booking
At TICKETS.COM.BR, we compare real-time fares from over 1,200 airlines and booking sites flying from Brazil to find the lowest price on flights to South America. We search major arrival gateways like Buenos Aires, Santiago and Bogotá (and Lima on longer trips) and show direct and connecting options so you can compare routes and catch the cheapest fare.
How Much Do Flights to South America Cost?
Flights from Brazil to South America tend to stay affordable when strong carrier competition serves popular city pairs, but fares jump during school holidays, Carnival and peak travel weeks and when itineraries need multiple connections; the live fare cards below reveal the cheapest fares and which months usually show the lowest and highest prices.
Cheap flight deals to South America
We recommend starting by comparing departures from Brazil's major hubs—São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro—into Buenos Aires, Santiago and Bogotá. Many of these routes offer direct flights, while trips to smaller Andean or Amazon destinations often require connections that raise fares. Demand climbs during Brazilian school breaks, end-of-year holidays and Carnival. To find the cheapest airfare to South America, be flexible with dates, compare nearby arrival cities, try both round-trip and one-way searches, and set price alerts or watch for flash drops so you can grab discounted flights when they appear.
Best Time to Book a Flight to South America
For flights from Brazil to South America, airlines often release initial inventory early and then adjust prices around holiday periods and festivals. Booking 6–10 weeks out usually catches the balance between limited last-minute seats and price rises from early high-demand booking. Keep an eye on flexible dates and set price alerts with TICKETS.COM.BR to catch fare drops tied to seat releases or short sales.
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Top attractions across South America
Machu Picchu, Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana and Iguazú Falls are major draws. Also visit Buenos Aires, Cartagena and the Atacama. Pack for varied climates: tropical coasts, high Andes and humid Amazon; plan internal flights for long distances.
Open: 6:00 - 17:00
Entry fee:
Best time to visit: Morning
Located in: Cusco, Peru
Open: 24/7
Entry fee: Free
Best time to visit: Evening
Located in: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Open: 8:00 - 18:00
Entry fee:
Best time to visit: Morning
Located in: Puerto Iguazú, Argentina / Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
Open: 9:00 - 22:00
Entry fee: Free
Best time to visit: Afternoon
Located in: Salvador, Brazil
Open: 8:00 - 20:00
Entry fee:
Best time to visit: Sunset
Located in: San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Open: 9:00 - 19:00
Entry fee: Free
Best time to visit: Afternoon
Located in: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Open: 9:00 - 22:00
Entry fee: Free
Best time to visit: Evening
Located in: Cartagena, Colombia
Open: 24/7
Entry fee:
Best time to visit: Morning
Located in: Manaus, Brazil
When to visit South America: seasonal tips for planning your trip
South America varies a lot by season — from Amazon wet months to Andean dry seasons and coastal summers. Pick where you want to go first: timing matters if you care about weather, crowds, or festivals. Here are clear, practical suggestions for winter, spring, summer and fall travel across South America.
Head to the high Andes for clear skies and trekking — cities like Cusco and Quito are drier and better for hiking. Southern spots such as Patagonia have their coldest, most dramatic weather; book flexible transport and warm layers. For city visits in Santiago or Buenos Aires expect fewer rain interruptions but cooler nights.
Spring balances milder weather and fewer crowds. Coastal Brazil warms up, and parts of Colombia and Ecuador start their drier stretch. It's a good time to chase lower fares and find last minute cheap flight tickets to South America if you stay flexible with dates and gateways.
Summer is high season along many coasts and in lowland areas: expect crowds in Rio, Cartagena and northern Brazil. Prices and demand rise, so book cheap flight tickets to South America earlier to avoid steep last-minute fares. Inland Amazon regions are hot and humid; plan river travel accordingly.
Fall is a smart choice for budget travelers: shoulder-season flight offers appear, and many inland areas turn green after rains. Watch for regional holidays that can push air ticket prices up; compare cheap flight tickets to South America across nearby airports to find discounted flights to South America.
Common questions and answers - Booking flights to South America from Brazil
Find cheap flight tickets to South America from Brazil by staying flexible on dates and airports, comparing nearby gateways and setting price alerts. We compare hundreds of airlines and booking sites so you can spot discounted flights to South America and last minute cheap flight tickets to South America when they appear. Use flexible search options and check one way and round trip flights to South America to catch the best deals.
The best time to buy cheap flight tickets to South America varies by route and season, but generally book several weeks to a few months ahead for the lowest fares. For high-season beach and festival travel, buy earlier. We track South America air ticket prices and show South America flight deals so you can decide the best time to buy cheap flight tickets to South America for your dates.
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Yes — many international flights to South America are direct from major Brazilian airports, especially to neighboring countries. Direct flights to South America are common on busy routes, while longer or less-served connections may route through regional hubs. We let you compare direct and connecting South America flight routes to find the option that fits your schedule and budget.
Search both. Round trip flights to South America often show better per-leg rates, but one way flights to South America or multi city flights to South America can give flexibility for open-ended plans. We compare cheap flight tickets to South America across one way, round trip and multi-city options so you can pick the best mix of price and convenience.
Set a price alert on TICKETS.COM.BR for your desired route and travel dates; we’ll notify you when South America flight offers change. Alerts help you catch discounted flights to South America and the cheapest airfare to South America if prices dip. Combine alerts with flexible date searches and alternate airports to increase your chance of a good deal.
Consider both regional carriers and larger international airlines that serve South America. Low cost flights to South America fly major regional corridors, while full-service carriers offer more direct flights and baggage options. We list the best airlines for South America flights so you can compare South America airline tickets and pick the service that matches your needs.
South America air ticket prices move with demand, season, and seat inventory. Holidays, festivals and school breaks in countries like Brazil, Argentina and Chile push fares up. Airlines also adjust prices based on remaining seats and competing routes. We monitor these shifts so you can compare cheap flight tickets to South America and spot when prices fall.
To find the cheapest airfare to South America at short notice, be flexible on airports and travel times, search one way and round trip flights, and enable price alerts for quick dips. We compare many providers so you can spot last minute cheap flight tickets to South America and South America air travel deals across carriers and booking sites.
Yes. We let you compare cheap flight tickets to South America across nearby airports and routes so you can find lower-cost options. Checking alternate arrival airports, nearby departure cities in Brazil, and different date ranges often reveals budget flights to South America you wouldn’t see searching a single airport.
Practical travel tips for visiting South America from Brazil
Getting to South America from Brazil is simple: many short international flights and a few longer hops link major cities. This guide covers visas, transport, safety, food, and packing so you can plan trips that fit any budget. I give clear tips for Brazilians and highlight how travel here often differs from domestic trips.
Most South American countries allow Brazilian passport holders visa-free entry or fast e‑visitor processing. Check the specific country site before you go for any recent changes. For stays under 90 days, carry a passport with at least six months validity and proof of onward travel.
Short flights link capitals like Buenos Aires, Santiago, Bogotá and Lima; low-cost carriers and regional airlines run frequent routes. For nearby countries, long‑distance buses are often cheaper and comfortable. Book domestic legs in advance when flying during local holidays to avoid higher fares.
Major cities offer hostels, budget hotels and well-priced apartments. In tourist hubs like Cartagena or Rio de Janeiro, book 4–8 weeks ahead in high season. Look for rooms near public transit to save on taxis; in many places, mid-range hotels include breakfast, which cuts daily costs.
Pickpocketing and street scams occur in crowded areas and on public transit. Keep valuables in a front pocket or money belt, use official taxis or ride apps, and avoid empty streets at night. Register plans with family and keep digital copies of documents.
South America is diverse: greet with a handshake or light cheek kiss in many places. Learn a few local phrases in Spanish; in Brazil people speak Portuguese so moving between countries often means switching languages. Tipping varies—round up or leave 5–10% where service is expected.
To find cheap flight tickets to South America, compare routes and dates, set price alerts on TICKETS.COM.BR, and be open to nearby airports or one way flights to South America paired with local carriers. Last minute cheap flight tickets to South America pop up sometimes, but booking within the right window usually yields better fares.
Street food and local markets are the best value: try empanadas in Argentina, ceviche in Peru, and arepas in Colombia. For dinner, seek small family run restaurants off tourist strips to save money and get authentic flavors.
Decide on a region per trip—Andes, Amazon, Southern Cone or the Caribbean coast—to avoid long internal flights. For multi city flights to South America, book open‑jaw or multi‑city itineraries to save backtracking time and costs.
Which airlines fly to South America from Brazil?
Several full-service and low-cost carriers operate international flights to South America from Brazil. We list the main carriers you’ll see when you search so you can compare schedules, baggage rules and prices before you book.
Established carriers with wide networks and international connections
Where to fly in South America with TICKETS.COM.BR?
South America has busy hubs, beach gateways and wild interior routes. We compare flights to South America so you can spot round trip flights to South America, one way options, and multi city flights to South America. Below are top countries to consider, with practical hooks to help you find cheap flight tickets to South America from Brazil.
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