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How Much Do Flights to Venezuela Cost?

Flights to Venezuela from Brazil are shaped by route competition, Brazilian holiday demand and whether you choose nonstop service or flights with connections; heavy competition on São Paulo routes can keep fares down while peak travel and fewer direct options push prices up. The live cards below reveal current cheapest fares and show which months tend to run lower or higher.

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From Brazil you can mix nonstop and connecting routings to Caracas, Maracaibo and Porlamar; direct flights from Sao Paulo to Venezuela appear at times while many itineraries route with a stopover in Panama or Bogotá. Brazilian school breaks and year-end travel lift demand, so compare one-way and round-trip cheap flight tickets to Venezuela, check flights from Rio de Janeiro to Venezuela, use Venezuela flight ticket price comparison, set price alerts, and watch budget airlines flying to Venezuela and seasonal promotions to catch discounted air tickets to Venezuela or last minute cheap flight tickets to Venezuela.

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How much will I pay to fly from Brazil to Venezuela, and when should I go to save?

Cheapest: October R$671 - R$1,854
Most Expensive: June R$1,376 - R$3,374
From
R$671
São Paulo · Oct
Average price
R$1,554
One-way
Peak season
R$2,375
June 2027

Prices by departure city

One-way, from 1 city in Brazil, cheapest first

Prices by departure city
Departure cityFromCheapest monthAverage priceRange over the yearFlight
São Paulo SAOR$671OctR$1,242R$671 – R$3,3741+ Stops
Month-by-month prices from São Paulo (One-way)
MonthFromTypical rangevs. averageFlight
August 2026R$1,527R$1,527 – R$1,9958% above average1+ Stops
September 2026R$671R$671 – R$2,39012% below average1+ Stops
October 2026R$671R$671 – R$1,85419% below average1+ Stops
November 2026R$1,213R$1,213 – R$1,54711% below average1+ Stops
December 2026R$1,335R$1,335 – R$2,78115% above averageDirect
January 2027R$1,373R$1,373 – R$1,6632% below averageDirect
February 2027R$1,370R$1,370 – R$1,5358% below average1+ Stops
March 2027R$1,211R$1,211 – R$2,1111% above average1+ Stops
April 2027R$1,335R$1,33514% below averageDirect
May 2027R$1,376R$1,376 – R$1,5456% below averageDirect
June 2027R$1,376R$1,376 – R$3,37453% above averageDirect
July 2027R$1,443R$1,443 – R$1,4806% below average1+ Stops

Prices updated on August 22, 2026 · based on TICKETS.COM.BR flight searches

Flights from Brazil to Venezuela start at R$671, averaging R$1,242, and are cheapest in October. Anything close to R$671 is a steal on Venezuela trips from Brazil; over R$1,242 you’re paying peak prices on this route.

Flying to Venezuela in October instead of June saves you about 51%, which shows up as noticeably lower fares for Venezuela. Even in June, the cheapest seats start around R$1,376, so timing your dates around October makes a clear difference for Venezuela.

For travel to Venezuela it’s smarter to book a few months ahead rather than wait until the last minute, since last-minute fares for Venezuela often push above R$1,242. Locking in tickets well before departure gives you more carriers and schedules to pick from when flying to Venezuela.

You can save on flights to Venezuela by keeping dates flexible, setting a price alert, and comparing nearby airports; being flexible often gets you closer to R$671. Also weigh one-stop versus nonstop and one-way versus round-trip when searching for Venezuela, because those choices can shift fares below or above R$1,242.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it usually cost to fly to Venezuela from Brazil?

Typical fares to Venezuela from Brazil average around R$1,242. You can occasionally find tickets from R$671 if your dates are flexible and you book at the right moment. For Venezuela, compare departures on different days and set alerts so you catch drops toward R$671 rather than paying near R$1,242.

When is the cheapest time to fly to Venezuela?

The cheapest time to fly to Venezuela is usually October. Choosing October over June can save you about 51% on fares to Venezuela. If your schedule allows it, prioritize October for lower ticket costs and wider availability of seats priced close to R$671.


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Best Time to Book a Flight to Venezuela

6-10 weeks before your flight
Last minute0-2 weeks before departure~+30%
Optimal6-10 weeks before departureBaseline
Too early3-6 months before departure~+10%

For flights from Brazil to Venezuela, airlines often release stable fares a few months ahead then tweak prices as demand grows. Booking within the 6-10 weeks window tends to catch posted sales and avoids last-minute markups. Watch for drops when low-cost carriers open inventory or when carriers add one-off promotions between Sao Paulo and Caracas.


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Top attractions in Venezuela you shouldn’t miss

Angel Falls, Los Roques and Canaima National Park draw most visitors. Also visit Caracas for museums and Porlamar for beaches. Pack light rain gear for inland parks and bring cash for small shops; health and safety vary regionally, so check local advice before you travel.

Angel Falls (Salto Ángel)
The world’s highest waterfall inside Canaima National Park; access is by small plane and river trip, plan a full-day excursion.

Open: Sunrise to sunset

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Canaima National Park, Bolívar

Flights to Angel Falls (Canaima)
Natural Wonder 🌊
Los Roques Archipelago
A protected marine park of islands and atolls north of Caracas, ideal for snorkeling, sailing and beach hopping.

Open: 24/7

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Daytime

Located in: Los Roques Archipelago, Federal Dependencies

Flights to Los Roques (Los Roques)
Beaches 🏝️
Caracas - Plaza Bolívar & Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
Visit historic Plaza Bolívar and the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo in central Caracas for colonial history and modern art.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Caracas, Capital District

Flights to Plaza Bolívar (Caracas)
City Sights 🏛️
Maracaibo — Lake Maracaibo & Basilica
Explore the lakeshore, visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Chiquinquirá and try local seafood specialties in the city center.

Open: 9:00 - 18:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Maracaibo, Zulia

Flights to Lake Maracaibo (Maracaibo)
Cultural Spot 🕍
Margarita Island — Porlamar Beaches
Porlamar is the main town for shops, beaches and boat trips to nearby islets on Margarita Island.

Open: 24/7

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Daytime

Located in: Porlamar, Nueva Esparta

Flights to Porlamar (Porlamar)
Island Beaches 🏖️
Valencia — Plaza Bolívar and Lake Valencia
Valencia blends colonial plazas and parks with access to Lake Valencia for boat rides and lakeside dining.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Valencia, Carabobo

Flights to Plaza Bolívar (Valencia)
City Break 🏙️
Mérida — Sierra Nevada and Teleférico
Gateway to Andean peaks; take the Mérida cable car and use the city as a base for mountain hikes and cool highland weather.

Open: 8:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Mérida, Mérida State

Flights to Mérida (Mérida)
Mountain Adventure 🏔️
Coro — Historic Colonial Town
Coro’s cobbled streets and colonial architecture are a UNESCO World Heritage site with nearby Médanos sand dunes.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Coro, Falcón

Flights to Coro (Coro)
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Best seasons to visit Venezuela from Brazil — when to go and what to do

Seasons matter in Venezuela because weather and local festivals shape what you can do. Whether you aim for beaches like Margarita, colonial towns like Coro, or the Andes around Mérida, pick the season that fits your plans and check flight availability from Brazil before you go.



Frequently asked questions — Booking flights to Venezuela from Brazil with TICKETS.COM.BR

We compare hundreds of airlines and booking platforms to show you the cheapest options for flights to Venezuela from Brazil. We search direct flights, multi city routes and stopovers, then surface the best matches so you can do a quick Venezuela flight ticket price comparison and pick the itinerary that fits your dates and budget.

No. The price you see when you search for flight tickets to Venezuela is the same as booking on the airline or booking site — we never add a markup or a booking fee. We earn a small commission from the airline or booking site when you complete a booking, and we do not accept payment to feature or rank any provider.

Most Brazilian passport holders can enter Venezuela without a tourist visa for short stays, but requirements can change. Check Venezuelan entry rules before you travel and confirm passport validity and any vaccine or health paperwork. For the latest Venezuela travel requirements for Brazilians, verify with official government sources close to your trip.

Simón Bolívar International Airport (Caracas/CCS) is the main international gateway, but flying into Valencia (VLN), Maracaibo (MAR) or Porlamar (PMV) can sometimes save money. We recommend comparing routes and searching multi city flight tickets to Venezuela to find the lowest price flight tickets to Venezuela.

There are occasionally direct flights from São Paulo to Venezuela depending on airline schedules. If no direct option exists when you search, look for one-stop itineraries or flights with stopover in Panama to save money or find better departure times.

Be flexible with dates and airports, set price alerts with TICKETS.COM.BR, and check for flights with a stopover since those often drop in price. Also compare one way flight tickets to Venezuela and round trip cheap flight tickets to Venezuela — sometimes mixing one-way fares across airlines yields the lowest fares.

Budget options depend on seasonal routes and schedules; low-cost carriers may operate regional legs while international carriers cover main routes. Search across carrier types to spot budget airlines flying to Venezuela and watch for Venezuela air travel promotions or discounted air tickets to Venezuela.

Flight time varies by origin and routing — from São Paulo it’s about a direct 5–6 hour trip when direct services operate, longer with connections. Use our search to compare Venezuela flight schedule from Brazil and see exact durations for each itinerary.

Bring a valid passport, return or onward ticket, and any required health documents. Check visa and entry rules before departure and carry copies of reservations. We also recommend confirming baggage rules with the airline you choose when you complete your booking.

Set an alert for your preferred route and travel dates and we’ll notify you when fares change. Alerts let you track Venezuela airfare deals, lowest price flight tickets to Venezuela and last minute cheap flight tickets to Venezuela so you can book when prices drop.

Practical travel info for Venezuela from Brazil

If you're flying from Brazil to Venezuela, know the basics before you go: entry rules, main airports, and how to save on airfare. This guide gives clear tips for transportation, stays, safety, local customs, food, planning an itinerary, and what to pack for a smoother trip.

Venezuela's main long-haul flights land at Simón Bolívar International (Caracas), La Chinita (Maracaibo) and Santiago Mariño (Porlamar). Within cities you’ll use taxis, buses or app-based cars where available. From Gustavo Rojas Pinilla you won’t find international links; stick to the main airports. For land borders, check hours and local rules before you travel from Brazil.

Caracas and Maracaibo have a range of hotels and guesthouses from budget to higher-end. In beach areas like Porlamar and national park zones look for pousadas or small inns; book ahead during local holidays. Consider locations near main squares or commercial areas for easier transit and safety at night.

Keep valuables out of sight, use hotel safes, and avoid empty streets after dark in big cities. Use registered taxis or arranged transfers from the airport. When buying services, confirm prices up front — street vendors and informal taxi drivers sometimes quote higher fares to tourists.

Venezuelans are warm and direct; a handshake or light hug is common. Spanish is the language; basic phrases go a long way. Dress casually in coastal towns; in Caracas, smart-casual is normal for restaurants. Tipping is appreciated but not always expected; round up small bills for service workers.

We compare many vendors so you can find cheap flight tickets to Venezuela. Be flexible with dates and airports — searching for flights to Simon Bolivar International Airport or to La Chinita (Maracaibo) can reveal cheaper options. Set price alerts at TICKETS.COM.BR and watch for Venezuela airfare deals and last minute cheap flight tickets to Venezuela.

Try arepas, pabellón criollo and fresh seafood on Margarita Island. Street food is common and tasty; buy from busy stalls for turnover. In smaller towns ask locals where they eat — home-style spots often serve the best versions at low cost.

Focus on two or three areas per trip: Caracas for city life and museums, Maracaibo for regional culture, and Margarita Island for beaches. Domestic flights can be limited; schedule buffer time for connections and avoid tight same-day transfers from international flights.

Bring a copy of your passport and travel documents, a power bank, and local cash for small purchases. Sunscreen and insect repellent are musts for coastal and jungle zones. If you rely on medication, carry a prescription and enough supply — pharmacies may not stock all brands.



What Airports Do You Fly Into for Venezuela from Brazil?

These are the main international gateways Brazilians use when flying to Venezuela. Pick the airport that matches your final destination to save time and often money when comparing fares on TICKETS.COM.BR.

Simón Bolívar International Airport (CCS)
Location:Maiquetía, near Caracas
Notes:Main gateway for international flights from Brazil and connections.

Primary international airport serving Caracas and northern Venezuela; many international and regional connections arrive here.

International
Primary gateway
La Chinita International Airport (MAR)
Location:Maracaibo, Zulia state
Notes:Often used for regional connections from Brazil via hubs.

Serves Maracaibo and the west; useful for visitors headed to Zulia state and nearby oil-industry hubs.

International
Regional hub
Santiago Mariño Caribbean International Airport (PMV)
Location:Porlamar, Nueva Esparta
Notes:Popular for holiday routes and resort connections.

Main airport for Porlamar on Margarita Island; ideal for beach trips and island stays.

International
Beach access
Arturo Michelena International Airport (VLN)
Location:Valencia, Carabobo
Notes:Good alternative for central destinations.

Serves Valencia and central Venezuela; a practical entry for inland visits and shorter domestic transfers.

International
Central access


Which airlines fly to Venezuela from Brazil?

Overview of carriers and what to expect when flying from Brazil to Venezuela. We list full-service and low-cost options, typical stopovers, and tips on choosing carriers for cheaper fares and better connections.

Full-service carriers
Low-cost and mixed carriers

Established carriers that offer checked baggage, meals, and larger networks.

Conviasa
Venezuelan flag carrier
  • Operates regional routes within Venezuela and some international services via Caracas.

Aerolíneas Venezolanas (regional operators)
Regional and domestic connectivity
  • Useful for connecting flights inside Venezuela from Caracas to cities like Maracaibo and Valencia.

Copa Airlines
Common connector through Panama City
  • Offers flights with a single stop in Panama City to reach major Venezuelan airports; useful if you search flights to Venezuela with stopover in Panama.



Where to fly to from Venezuela with TICKETS.COM.BR?

Popular Venezuelan cities Brazilians fly to. We compare routes, show usual gateways like Caracas and Maracaibo, and help you spot routes that often have Venezuela airfare deals.

Caracas (Caracas)
Caracas (Caracas)
Simón Bolívar International Airport is the main international gateway; good for reaching central Venezuela and many onward domestic connections.
Maracaibo (Maracaibo)
Maracaibo (Maracaibo)
Major hub in the west known for oil-industry travel and coastal access; often has direct regional connections from nearby countries.
Valencia (Valencia)
Valencia (Valencia)
Industrial and cultural center with convenient access from Caracas; useful for travelers heading to central Venezuela.
Porlamar, Margarita Island (Porlamar)
Porlamar, Margarita Island (Porlamar)
Island destination popular for beaches and resorts, reachable via domestic connections from Caracas.
Puerto Ordaz / Ciudad Guayana (Ciudad Guayana)
Puerto Ordaz / Ciudad Guayana (Ciudad Guayana)
Gateway for southeast Venezuela and eco-tourism; often serves business travelers to industrial zones.
Barquisimeto (Barquisimeto)
Barquisimeto (Barquisimeto)
Cultural hub in the west-central region with easy road links to other major cities.
San Cristóbal (San Cristobal)
San Cristóbal (San Cristobal)
Close to the Colombian border; useful if you plan multi city flight tickets to Venezuela and onward regional trips.
Coro (Coro)
Coro (Coro)
Historic town near the northwest coast, a good base for short cultural trips and nearby natural parks.


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