Is Taking The Bus Safe In Brazil? | $40 Sleeper Class Journey From Curitiba To Florianopolis

[@Katiabarros]

I lived for 14 years in São Paulo (I'm from Rio de Janeiro) and whenever I went to Rio, which was quite often I always went on the sleeper class (in Portuguese it's called "onibus leito"). The trip between São Paulo and Rio lasts 6 hours so I always got the mid-night bus and arrived at my destination at 6;00am. I always considered this option perfect because it was much cheaper than travelling by plane and I always arrived feeling rested.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Absolutely. Especially if you have a checked luggage on an airplane, that's basically the price of the bus ticket itself!

[@paulwilliamdixon3674]

The best on the SP/Rio route is the Leito Cama of the 1001 company

[@paulwilliamdixon3674]

In Rio it would be 'oniboosssshhhhhh' for sure. Reminds me of my mum who could not speak Portuguese properly. Once she went to the bus station for a sleeper (leito) and said 'Eu quer dois passagem para o LEITÃO para o Rio' (leitão = suckling pig) (Eu quer - my mum could not conjugate verbs in Portuguese)

[@Keeqler]

@@paulwilliamdixon3674 Hahahahahaha

[@JanioSilvadeLimaJunior]

​@@AlinaMcleodMy friend, sorry, this video you made is old, but this channel is to be congratulated!.. like some foreigners, you don't think Brazil is just Rio de Janeiro, this was misinformation from the media, you show the real Brazil.

[@cjr8042]

I am an American who has been living in Brazil for over three years. I have traveled all over Brazil by bus, bus service here is phenomenal. I only walk and take buses here. The south if Brazil is by far the safest and most modern part of Brazil. I leave near Curitiba in São Jose dos Pinhais, just a lovely area. Aproveite o Brasil!

[@ifitsfreeitsforme1852]

You should do some videos of your experiences. My fiancee is Brazilian from the nordeste . We've been thinking of moving south once I retire.

[@cjr8042]

@@ifitsfreeitsforme1852 I just might give it a try. My gf if from Piauí so I have the experiences I am sure you would be interested in. All regions and states of Brazil are extremely unique and fascinating.

[@fofao3078]

@@cjr8042 Thanks man for liking my country

[@mynameiswesker]

I live in Curitiba and have a small piece of land in countryside area close to the Audi's car factory in são José dos pinhais.

[@ifitsfreeitsforme1852]

@@cjr8042 I agree. I am familiar with Salvador, Belo Horizonte, to name a couple. Every time I visit I see something different and interesting. And always nice people wherever I go.

[@briannabee812]

That bus ride with private quarters seemed like a bargain to me. Alina, you always know how to stretch your currency for max fun!

[@AlinaMcleod]

I do try :D

[@clecianopegodiniz1257]

Por algum tempo viajei sozinho, assim como você, isso faz bem demais, permite se conectar ao seu "eu", quebrar ideias propostas por outros, sair da sua zona de conforto, te desejo tudo de bom e ótimas viagens!

[@mestrehades5622]

Umas das grandes vantagens se se viajar sozinho é que vc tem liberdade de fazer o que quiser.

[@cursino1]

Mas viajar sozinho é ESTAR na zona de conforto

[@GBrunson]

What a bus!! I wish we had these kind of buses here in the U.S.

[@Matheus-hm9kb]

You don't need quality public transport, since you live in a rich country, so everyone has their own transport.

[@cheroazedo]

@@Matheus-hm9kb pucha saco de gringo

[@Hongaro]

@@Matheus-hm9kb Mas que comentário mais idiota. É essencial para o mundo desenvolvido e deve ser para todos, ter um transporte público de qualidade.

[@edir130]

@@Hongaro É a síndrome de vira lata dos brasileiros..

[@JulioCesar-wh2bs]

@@Matheus-hm9kb Mesmo tento o próprio transporte não significa que não precisa de ônibus, são coisas totalmente diferente as pessoas saem de férias e as vezes prefere ir de ônibus por ser mais tranquilo ou muito longe, chegando e seu destino aluga um carro para se locomover pela região já fiz muito em viagens de ônibus ou avião, pegar um ônibus e ir aproveitando a paisagem sem estresse já faz parte das férias, e não é porque não tenho transporte próprio sou dono de uma revenda de veículos.

[@darellnewsome4459]

Wow what a terrific bus ride Alina. I have personally never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

[@Reporterfy]

This country looks so beautiful

[@AlinaMcleod]

It sure is!

[@antonboludo8886]

It is a great country but you must be careful because it is dangerous.

[@mahfoozahmad6351]

Ok

[@marciof.camillo2028]

@@antonboludo8886 The state of Santa Catarina in the south is the safest in all of Brazil. Very low crime.

[@user-dh5dl1ql7n]

@@antonboludo8886 is not dangerous, south region is very safe i from south and is very very safe

[@DaniloStill]

The longest bus line in Brazil runs 4530 km and takes up to 80 hours. It takes 11 drivers taking turns along the route.

[@silviotuliospera5732]

... and five stops to eat and shower!

[@levilima9925]

The longest bus ride in the world departure from Brazil - SP and takes you around all neighboring latin american countries. 15000KM in total, 150 cities in its course and it takes 10 days to complete the whole journey.

[@darkhunter2578]

Yeah it's the expresso guanabara from Pelotas (Rio Grande Do Sul) to Fortaleza (Céara)

[@MuzzaHukka]

How would I get from the airport in South Paulo to the tri-border with Paraguay and Argentina? Do the buses have Wi-Fi and a place for me to plug my phone in so that it can charge or would I need to buy myself a data SIM card and bring many power banks?

[@DaniloStill]

@@MuzzaHukka The city of Foz do Iguaçu is on the border with Paraguay and Argentina. From São Paulo to Foz do Iguaçu it is approximately 12 hours. There are several bus companies, you can buy a ticket in the bed category for about R$ 350.00. Departures are from the Barra Funda terminal, you will need to take the red metro line. There are apps for purchasing tickets, I don't know if they are in English.

[@tulasibranco4217]

I'm Brazilian and I think it's really cool for a North American to be exploring my country, open to new experiences. Today I do the opposite… I am studying in the United States and open to new experiences and cultures. I wish you success! By the way… I loved the video.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Very cool. Thank you and hope you have a good time as well!

[@216000950]

Ms McLeod you are living an amazing life , thanks for sharing it with us. Stay safe ,be happy.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you!

[@TedinNY]

Desr Alina Thanks so much for your magnificent, detailed and charming video. Funny, I was thinking of traveling between Curitiba and Florianopolis and casually looked at KZbin. By luck, I found your most informative video. I'm now a subscriber and your fan. (By the way, "coxinha" in Portuguese means "little thigh" and is commonly used to mean Chicken leg. So the coxinha you ate is made to look like a chicken leg and contains bits of chicken surrounded by the soft fried dough. Good choice.)

[@jeanalves919]

Guarana soda is from Brazil, very typical here, guarana is a plant from the Amazon!

[@felipegrings9357]

Oh, that's awesome. I'm South Brazilian and had traveled the country many times by buses, airplanes and motorcycle. Each one gives you different experiences and livings. Glad that KZbin is recommending that type of content to everyone.

[@JavraK.Z.L]

Tem alguns trens tbm

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

What a luxury! This bus ride looks amazing and also confortable. Moreover the view from the bus is really nice. Thanks a lot for sharing this beautiful travel by bus. Wish you and family all the best.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you, Gabriella! Same to you and your loved ones!

[@joel618]

Ônibus muito bonito e parece confortável

[@dhonorio73]

Incredible how a foreigner helps Brazilians to know better the reality of our own country...Thanks for that!

[@masterbolsok1025]

That's the talk of someone who never leaves their apartment in the big city.

[@MorenaJambo30]

AI ME POUPE DO SEU COMENTÁRIO VIRA LATA SEMPRE ABAIXAdoO A CABEÇA pra estrangeiro

[@hddh5917]

É foda pq normalmente fora do Brasil esses onibus interestaduais são muito ruins. Nos eua a empresa que faz a maioria dos trajetos é a greyhound, viajar no onibus dessa empresa é literamente viajar dentro de uma cracolandia imunda cheia de drogado maluco..

[@nancyleal2529]

Most of our compatriots don't travel abroad. Besides, our media is more negative than positive and often give more importance to Europe, the US and a few ones. That's why many Brazilians think that everything here is "worse".

[@JavraK.Z.L]

​@@nancyleal2529 verdade

[@rahulrasam]

Now that's a bus I would love to ride! I once took an overnight "sleeper class" bus in India, and it basically comprised of a wafer-thin mattress and bedsheet. I literally got tossed out of the bed several times throughout the ride lol 😬 Congrats on 160k subscribers! Happy to see rapid growth of your channel in recent days 🙂

[@AlinaMcleod]

haha omg that sounds crazy! Thank you :)

[@joel618]

A india é um buraco negro uma outra dimensão quanto mais estudo sobre esse pais menos eu gosto

[@KS-yn5zw]

@@AlinaMcleod The best part of Florianopolis is the south of the island. It's really beautiful, it has Portuguese architecture, local houses, fishermen... there is a big difference in the water temperature, beaches facing the open ocean are cold and the others have an excellent temperature. If possible do the Lagoinha do Oriente trail, take a tent, there is a super hot lagoon there on the left of the beach, and the cold sea, in addition to a climbing mountain, was my best surprise in the city and it is not so publicized

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

@@KS-yn5zw Lagoinha do Leste não do Oriente 😉

[@KS-yn5zw]

@@mmawithsubtitles7460 o tradutor traduziu errado kkkk

[@martinb8337]

Love these practical travel vlogs, very helpful of course but I like them for their own sake, they really bring out how much fun travelling can be - especially when the bus is this comfy :)

[@luke83rj]

Congrats on your 160K subscribers, Alina. It’s amazing how your Curitiba video went viral, it will reach 200K views pretty soon!

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you! It is so crazy how quickly it has grown :)

[@antoniomonteirodasilvaneto2291]

Aline, good morning. We are happy for you not only to show the beauty of our country to the world as well as to us Brazilians. I hope you continue to enjoy our country, because the Brazilian people are sincerely wonderful and welcoming.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you!

[@v1n1c1u55anto5]

Travelling by bus in Brazil is safe and confortable, thanks to our busses manufacturer such as the famous Marcopolo, Buscar and Comil. Huge 4 axled sleepers double deckers. As well as travelling by plane, thanks to the world known and respected Embraer, airplane manufacturer.

[@Ram-ql1nv]

Brazilian government propaganda ministry. Hello and welcome

[@v1n1c1u55anto5]

@@Ram-ql1nv made me laugh

[@ammygamer]

@@Ram-ql1nv I mean, to be fair they are doing a better job than our propaganda ministry hahaha. The only thing our ministry is good at advertising is Carnaval.

[@osmargalvao16]

@@v1n1c1u55anto5 Rir do quê?

[@bibbidi-bobbidi-boo1043]

To be fair, there are some dangerous routes where buses either have to travel together and be scouted by special police force/ private security. But that usually only happens in routes that go from Bahia-Espirito Santo- Rio de Janeiro. Anything else is very much safe!

[@viniciusalmendra223]

Alina, you need to visit Balneário Camboriú! It is close to Florianópolis, and there it is an incredible and beautiful city. It's very safe too!

[@JSRmysteriouschannel]

ela ficou 1hr na fila da BR em Balneário antes de chegar em Floripa, foi quase uma visita kkkkkkkk

[@andrevlogs8762]

@@JSRmysteriouschannel na verdade onde ela postou a filmagem falando q perdeu 1h é Sao Jose, mas bem provável q tenha pego um engarrafamento em Itajai tambem, la sempre da engarrafamento devido algumas obras, e eu digo que ali é Sao Jose pq eu conheço aquele local, é no bairro Serraria, proximo de Biguaçu

[@magdanavarrogiorgi8268]

Sim... é seguro viajar no Brasil e também, com muito conforto

[@antonboludo8886]

Brazil has an excellent countrywide infrastructure for travelling by bus. In Europe or Japan this is usually done by train. In Brasil it is by bus.

[@roge921]

Essa comparação é sem lógica.

[@antonboludo8886]

@@roge921 Voce e brasileiro. O seu pais nao tem logica. Es o pais da brasa. (Eu estou birncando)

[@JavraK.Z.L]

No Brasil tbm temos trens que viajam a longas distâncias assim!

[@antonboludo8886]

Faz muito tempos que eu fui lá. Mudaram muitas coisas. @@JavraK.Z.L

[@williamthierry5976]

​@@JavraK.Z.LMas são trens de carga, os incompetentes desativaram os trens de passageiros, nos anos 80 minha uma linha Brasília-São Paulo de trem

[@davidellis5141]

Hi Alina 👋 - That's definitely a smooth 🚌 ride & worth spending 40USD over 20 to arrive at your destination refreshed & ready for a night out. Take Care Alina 🙂

[@AlinaMcleod]

Facts

[@gersonmatos1251]

@@AlinaMcleod The buses in Brazi1 are far better than the 0nes in CANADA 0r USA...Big disapp0intment when in Canada m0st buses d0n't have 0nb0ard t0i1ets and fee1 s0 cramped...N0 1eg r00m.A trip fr0m banff t0 Vanc0uver is a nightmare...Buses in Brazi1 are T0P...Argentina,Chi1e, Peru,C010mbia...f0110ws the same trend ...Very c0mfy..In Eur0pe buses are N0T THAT G00D.N0 0NB0ARD T0I1ETS.If when emergency y0u shit y0urse1f...Even if they have 0ne they 10ck the 0nes s0 n0b0dy can t use it..Turkey has nice buses as we11.But the rest 0f the w0r1d are far away fr0m brazi1ian standard...

[@MarcusFlorida]

Im originally from Rio, but living in Florida for some time. Many, many times I flew into São Paulo and decided to take a bus to Rio in order to skip a long layover at the airport. The buses are actually way more comfortable than the economic class cabin in most planes, lol. I'm glad you enjoyed as well.

[@rosangelaminakawa2229]

I live in the USA, but I am from Curitiba. Thank you for your awesome videos. They bring a smile to my face. You really show all the good things from my country.

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

I love Guarana! I grew up in Rio, and vendors used to walk up and down Copacabana Beach, selling it, calling out, "Guarana!". I've forgotten how to speak Portugues, which is so weird to me.

[@VitorEmanuelOliver]

My experience with long trip buses in Brazil was good in general, I only had an issue with one company called Helios, they had very old buses and it broke on the road, it took them several hours to fix it

[@JavraK.Z.L]

I think this company went bankrupt

[@WalterMarquesdeDeus]

I really love yours videos! I'm Brazilian old men triying to be better in english language. And trust me, you are helping me!!! Thank you!

[@AlinaMcleod]

I'm glad!

[@luizoctaviodrummond8878]

Hello! There are some nice places you should visit here in Brazil. Parati, Chapada Diamantina, Bonito , Jalapão and Lençóis Maranheses. They are very far away from each other , but totally worth it! Also Minas Geraes: Ouro Preto

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

@J Junior para quem gosta de História e arquitetura Ouro Preto é uma ótima cidade para se visitar.

[@igorbeckham8]

congratulations on the 160K subscribers you deserve did you know I hope your channel can grow more and more not only here in Brazil but in other countries you visit I hope you enjoy a lot here in Brazil with your tours. success to you See 👏🙏❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Coxinha is made out of cassava flour. Makes for such a soft dough, I love it.

[@eduardo142280]

Hi Alina, i'am from Manaus!! Adoro seus videos mostrando um pouco de nossa cultura, do seu ponto de vista !! Fico feliz por ver sempre em seu sorriso, e em seus olhos, a alegria de estar vivenciando momentos únicos em nosso país. 😘

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

Harriet and I found bus travel in Brasil so relaxing and very comfortable. We think it's the best in the world. I'm sure you got a lot of your work done. Another fine video from one of the best. Be Well. Stay Safe my friend. Harriet and I continue to volunteer and contribute to helping Ukraine. Our thoughts and prayers are to your family and the people of Ukraine. Love you dearly😍😍 Harriet and Jim. Richmond, Va.

[@v1n1c1u55anto5]

I once worked in a company 80km away from my city, they took us by bus and brought us back to the city by bus. It was the period of my life i was the most Grateful and relaxed, i thanked god a lot for giving such a beautiful and big land for us and the bus was quite confortable, It was not a sleeper but a semi and was made by the same Brazilian bus manufacturer showed on the video.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Happy to hear you had that experience as well!

[@guilhermoferreira7275]

You made an good choice,brasil sul is the best bus company if you want to travel in a sleeper class. Since its very comfortable.

[@nicolassiqueira6588]

You need to go to Gramado - RS!! Top of one of the most beautiful cities in Brazil!

[@ammygamer]

To me the sleeper bus works perfectly because I usually take medication when travelling in vehicles (nausea) and it makes me drowsy, so I tend to just sleep it off. I also don't eat a lot when travelling due to my condition, so the snacks in the sleeper class are just enough for me, I don't need to buy anything else in the shops. :) I'll just have a proper meal when I arrive at my destination. Enjoy Floripa! I usually visit during vacations (I'm from Rio Grande do Sul, just below) and it's such an interesting region to explore. Nature is gorgeous there too, if that's something you are interested in. Do ask locals for suggestions.

[@ryanbegus]

I am Brazilian and I’ve always traveled by bus, nothing has never happened and it’s not dangerous.

[@lgustavopalmieri]

Mee too my friend. Since I was a kid, always travelled from São Bernardo to Belo Horizonte and that ever been really safe.

[@mrcarioca8046]

E I have also crossed the country by bus and found it very safe

[@extsaojose]

it is "dangerous" because of the poor condicion of roads in Brazil. I would rather travel by plane

[@FallenLight0]

@@extsaojose Yes, some regions of Brazil has bad roads and a huge truck traffic (with sleep deprived drivers who very often causes accidents and kill people). And some roads in the north and northeast has some criminal attacks on bus. I've traveled by Bus from Goiás to Foz do Iguaçu and the whole travel was really nice, the roads was really nice especially the roads in Paraná state.

[@rafaelmendanhadesouza1466]

@@extsaojose se vc viaja de carro e acha seguro ? Ônibus é mais seguro que carro

[@davidjohnston710]

Your response to the blanket and pillow on the bus was just delightful! Don’t you just love that cushy, snuggly feeling you get when you can hug a pillow, and the security of hiding under a blanket, out of sight? I like being warmer under the blanket, while cooler air is circulating over top of me. That bus is like a commercial jetliner - and I’d bet the driver and staff run it with a sense of pride!

[@JavraK.Z.L]

There are curtains that you can close for more privacy.

[@gediminasmurauskas7817]

Hi Alina! Super luxury bus travel! The look and feel resembles first-class airplane travel! Congratulations on 160K subscribers! Вітаємо! (Vitayemo!)

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thank you, Gediminas! Hope you're doing well!

[@dolydoly5679]

@@AlinaMcleod Alina if you want to know a truly paradisiacal place in Brazil, you have to go to the Northeast of the country to see the Lençóis Maranhenses. It's a spectacular landscape!

[@miriansilva6675]

Bom saber que nosso país é reconhecido obrigada pelo carinho

[@alessandroalmeida7800]

I Love Curitiba! Alina, I think you need to visit us here in Maranhão, to see Lençois Maranhense. Can be a wonderfull experience. have a nice trip

[@silvaa7300]

Detail: Some scenes from the movie "Avengers" "Infinite War 2018 and Endgame 2019" were recorded in "Lençois Maranhenses" due to the beauty of the place. If you are going to visit the "Lençois Maranhenses" take the opportunity and do the "Rota das Emoções" which covers three states in the northeast of Brazil "Maranhão, Piauí and Ceará". With that you know the Lençois Maranhenses, the Delta do Parnaiba and Jericoacoara. Travel companies make a package to visit these three places.

[@FallenLight0]

@@silvaa7300 Yes, the scenes of the planet Vormir where the Soul Stone was. Another brazilian place used in a Marvel movie is the Iguaçu Falls, it appears in the post credit scene of Captain America Civil War when they first showed Wakanda. But both scenes are full of CGI and effects it's not easy to see it's a brazilian place.

[@dhilsondhill.8110]

Vi Viajar por longa distância no Brasil é sem dúvida confortável e seguro sim. Não temam essa experiência porquê é muito bom 👍👍👍

[@jimross7648]

That was a pretty skookum bus you were on. If you've got to be delayed while traveling, it's nice to be comfortable. Which unless you are paying big bucks, you don't usually get. Nice scenery on the drive.

[@ervinsmoviecorner8748]

You now have 160K subscribers, Alina!❤️❤️

[@AlinaMcleod]

Very exciting :)

[@usmanvlogs1418]

@@AlinaMcleod please marry me QUEEN of beauty I'm ready to accept your religion

[@fabiosaboya5329]

@@usmanvlogs1418 😳

[@arthurantipov5017]

Have a nice trip Alina! 😎

[@juliusboggus9103]

Another great vlog!! Guarana is a great drink!!! You're right Brazil is the only country where you can buy it.

[@huboftruthbymichael1921]

What a way to enjoy going from one place to another. That bus was a dream come true, I have seen you travel by bus many times, but this is in another class and you deserved the upgrade you took. When I see you flash your smile, then we know that everything is OK with you. We are glad you took that way to travel, I think we could soak up that trip with no problem. Enjoy your stay there, looking forward to what is coming our way from you, never get tired of seeing and sharing with you, Alina!!! Stay safe and enjoy. Cheers!! 💗👍😊🏆

[@reinaldosouza262]

Viajar é muito bom,e foi maravilhoso saber que fizeste uma ótima viagem de ônibus pelas estradas do nosso Brasil!🙌

[@clebertonalves2161]

🇧🇷 Simplesmente Espetacular!! Obrigado pelo carinho com o meu País...

[@maureenalder8905]

16k Subscriber's...not at all surprised you're vids are pure joy to watch..Loved the coach and well worth paying extra..looking forward to seeing this part of Brazil..look after yourself lovely Alina ❤

[@悟り-d6h]

you are visiting the places you want and showing a bit of the world for us 🥰❤. hope you liked my country.

[@AlinaMcleod]

I sure did!

[@claroratier9868]

Seja bem vinda ao Brasil, vá a Balneário Camboriú que é perto de Florianópolis e Bonito no MS.

[@JoaoSilva22222]

7:51 passing right across my house!!! Welcome! Ha, a friend of mine lives in the same bulding where you stayed.

[@x3mbr]

It once took me 13 hours to from Curitiba to Floripa (due to roadwork and holiday traffic), I would have loved to be in a bus like that! Make sure you check out the Mercado Municipal since you're in the Florianópolis city center, they have super fresh seafood.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Omg that is INSANE. 13hrs. Wow.

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

13 hours!? My God. Usually it takes 12 hours to get from Florianópolis to Londrina at the north of PR.

[@goytabr]

I once took *EIGHT HOURS* to go from São Paulo to São Vicente (on the coast, next to Santos) by car. That's just 80 km and would normally take just an hour and a half (counting the traffic within the city before taking the road). It was New Year's Eve and I saw the year change at midnight while I was still descending the slopes of Serra do Mar. We left at 5:30 PM and only arrived in São Vicente at 1:30 AM! Later I read that *2 MILLION* cars were going down to the coast at that time! I swore that I'd never do that again.

[@flavioroncat]

Excellent video. Congratulations! Glad you loved the trip. I'm glad you liked this trip in my country. I already made this same route, only by car! Florianópolis is beautiful and the people too!

[@razvegoida_25]

Dear Alina - thank so much for such a nostalgic ride - made this leg years ago when visiting my friend in Flo - I just took my long-haul bus from Asuncion, so it took a bit longer. But I like so much to travel in SA by these long liners, even through it takes more than 12h flight to get first to Sao Paulo. But it's so professional business and all these double deckers are just suberb. The longest ride I took some years ago was from SP to Lima with Ormeno bus, it took over 5 days but was definitely worth of it...

[@mbserel12]

A new subscriber just getting on board here, Alina. Thanks for the bus ride! Cheers!

[@lgustavopalmieri]

Unfortunately has been cloudy days here and I think it is not going to be better for enjoy the beaches. Welcome to Floripa, Alina!

[@ricardofonseca8440]

Andar de ônibus no Brasil e seguro sim bela paisagem pra se olhar

[@melwabuke]

Great video. I took the bus from Sao Paulo to Florianopolis. 12 hour ride, but it was very comfortable and scenic.

[@anunnakianueki.]

Welcome to my City Florianópolis and country Alina. Tank you...Enjoy!

[@we_croods]

that is pretty cool! I always reserve a car at Europe Car Curitiba from Germany before I come to Curitiba, next time I will use a bus!

[@edsuport100]

Great ! that you liked Brazil. A hug from Brazilians.

[@PhilWetzel]

WOW the bus stopped in Joinville, my city. You should visit Joinville especially in July when a biggest dance festival takes place “The Joinville Dance Festival”. The city of Joinville, in the state of Santa Catarina, hosts a big dance festival that receives 200.000 participants including visitors from all over Brazil attracted by the more than 170 hours of dance and performances. Greetings!!!! ❤

[@martinsmartins1268]

You are brave, even though you are afraid of the unknown you don't paralyze, go in faith and courage to break new ground.🇧🇷

[@Dr-Alexander-The-Great]

Congrats on 160k subscribers. Instead of taking a bus, I’d just run along side it

[@carlsontravelsandwildlife]

Wow, that bus looked really nice! Definitely worth the extra money!

[@coelho83]

I live in Florianópolis and recommend the beaches, now in may you can visit them all with no traffic. That's not happen in summer, sadly it's raining today but this place is a piece of heaven if you know where to go.. welcome to our small island..

[@thestick52]

Welcome to Floripa, Aline. The city doesn't look very pretty but its nature's absolutely beautiful. Don't miss the gorgeous beaches even though they're quite far away from the city center. Try ¨Praia Mole" e "Praia do Forte" in the island. There are plenty others over the continent. Have fun!

[@juniorenglish188]

I love your videos. I’m Brazilian living in Toronto.

[@queroajudarvoce463]

Nice vídeo with usefull information for those who may have some concerns about the safety and local procedures. Congrats and thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@antonioseizancomessu4608]

The white amenities packet says : ¨Viação Garcia - Nascemos para ir além ¨. That means : Garcia Bus Company - ¨We were born to go beyond ¨

[@desventurado]

Cool! Here in Brazil unfortunately we don't have a good sort of public transportations, like trains, and airplanes are very expensive. So, our travels often is realized by bus, and in they are very comfortable in the most part of the country, especially when we can pay for the sleepers one xD. I think BrasilSul is the best bus company that we have in the country

[@gersonmatos1251]

Tem um trem ke vai de Carajas ate Sa0 1uis d0 Maranha0.De passageir0s e e muit0 b0m viu.

[@desventurado]

@@gersonmatos1251 sim sim, temos trens por aqui, mas são muito poucos e a maioria são turísticos. Não é como na Europa, por exemplo, que os trens são tratados apenas como meio de transporte.

[@gersonmatos1251]

@@desventurado Sim eu sei p0is m0r0 ha 23 an0s em uk..Mas n0 Brasi1 sa0 tres 1inhas de passageir0s..Be10 H0riz0nte Vit0ria,Carajas/Sa0 1uis e Curitiba Ant0nina(esse mais turistic0).Mas a me1h0r surpresa.E Carajas Para/Sa0 1uis Maranha0.Servem ate kentinha pra v0ce..PF n0 vaga0..E muit0 b0m...Pena ke sa0 20 h0ras n0 trem de Carajas Para ate 0 Maranha0..

[@j.h.2110]

Alguns voos no Brasil são caros, mas é mais barato voar dentro do Chile por exemplo, mas Frota de aviões no Brasil são mais jovem do grande países do mundo

[@j.h.2110]

Só existe 2 linhas de longa distância são administrados pela vale do rio doce são as linhas vitória-Belo horizonte e São Luis- Carajás

[@tahiti1]

Thats a coincidence! Im on one right now - SP to RJ. Braz buses are great. As I found in Mexico tho, never put bag under your seat and keep valuables with you going to WC

[@CMAraujo87]

Hi! You should also visit Foz do Iguaçu, a city that borders Argentina and also Paraguay. There you can see the Iguaçu Falls (the larger of the world in eater volume) and you also can visit the facilities of the Itaipu Hydroelectric plant, with the plus of seeing the sunset from a boat.

[@josedosanjos2200]

Hi friend Alina ! So nice you in Brazil. Have a good time.

[@DOSGUARARAPES]

Seja bem vinda ao Brasil e aproveite cada momento e seja feliz!!!

[@marcostadeualmeida7466]

Hello Alina! I'm Marcos Tadeu, 54 years old, I'm from Maceió AL, Brazil, but I live in Rio de Janeiro RJ, BRAZIL... I was delighted with your videos, your easy, practical and beautiful way of narrating your travels... I'm a fan of English language, but I never managed to learn it... Where are you from? Can I keep in touch with you for who knows future exchange? Thank you!

[@Brazchameleon8716]

Dopeee I’ve been living in Floripa for 9 months, Curitiba is beautiful as well! The busses are pretty nice

[@nature_photography_yukon]

Lovely views and comfy bus ride! Have a great visit there and enjoy exploring :)

[@AlinaMcleod]

Thanks, Ellie!

[@aeionmarks1426]

Bem vinda ao BRASIL querida Alina...Espero que você também possa visitar o meu querido Nordeste , Temos as praias mais bonitas do Brasil.

[@robertofrazon604]

Parabéns !!! o seu canal está crescendo a cada dia que se passa .

[@rodolfo_23]

Hey Alina, it was fantastic to have you here. I would love to hear your final thoughts about Brazil, surprises, highlights, food or whatever.

[@VicttorSntts]

Always welcome to Brazil 🧡🇧🇷

[@paulomatias5003]

Oi Aline bem vinda ao meu estado ,aproveite pois Florianópolis tem lindas praias ... então aproveita abraço....

[@MrThiagobb]

Come to northeast of Brazil, you might love cities such João Pessoa, Natal...and the weather is also nice most of the time.

[@s.m6141]

Hey Alina ,nice video I like it and congrats for 160k subs u deserve it

[@BiroloNFT]

Moro em Florianópolis e fico feliz por você ter feito uma boa viagem.Eu não imaginava que aqui no Brasil, as viagens de ônibus são de qualidade diferenciada entre outros Países.Fazem mais de 20 anos que não viajo de ônibus, apenas de carro.Espero que volte mais vezes aqui.

[@lucianofreaza302]

It's autumn here in Brazil and the South has less sunshine days than other parts of the country. It's a temperate climate.

[@krogers17]

Cool that 30 years back at least Chile, Argentina and Brazil had those super comfy sleeper buses. Even hot lemon towels for "departure". Alas no wifi back then!

[@mdshahadathossain3890]

Alina your hotel choosing is very good.

[@alanaugustto456]

É seguro ! E tenha uma ótima viagem dama!😘

[@setiabudi4188]

Alina,enjoy your nice journey all the times 🙏

[@j.carlosv]

I'm glad you liked Curitiba. You will always be welcome here!!!

[@IdiomafacilBrightKids]

Your videos are very good made. Kwwp up such a nice job. Congrats for the quality!

[@sonialeal6524]

Passeios pelo Brail,sao maravilhosos,tem lugares incriveis.

[@DavidL23.]

Hello Alina! 😄🙏👋🌟 I hope your having a marvelous fantastic day! This is really a wonderful super excellent video! 😁👍❤️👏📹🇧🇷🚌🥇💯💫✨🌟Wow! This is really a super luxurious bus! It’s great to travel in first class! I would definitely like to ride on a bus like this one day. It’s truly fantastic! Thank you so much Alina to share with us this wonderful magnificent video. You are the best and greatest world traveler adventurer! Congratulations on 160k Subscribers! 😃👍👏✈️🌎🧳🗺🥇🏆💯💫✨🌟 I wish you Alina a wonderful beautiful glorious blessed day. Take care and be safe Alina. 😊🙏❤️👋👍✨🌟

[@GLO-xr1]

Hi Alina, in "Coxinha" the "x" sounds like the russian "ш". "X" can have 4 different sounds in portuguese. And "j" always sound like "ж". "ge" or "gi" also sounds like "ж" Laranja (orange) = ларанжа Hope this helps! Пака пака

[@CaioFran]

E «Пока» é com О Hope this helps )

[@sjov9]

this is great explanation for romance language speaker to slavic. Thanks

[@GLO-xr1]

@@CaioFran I should have suspected! Those Russian words that I don't usually see written are always elusive to me. Imagine my surprise when I found out "Хорошо" had 3 "o"s. ))