While not as cheap as, say Bolivia, Brazil is generally not overly expensive for travelling. Food and accommodation are reasonably priced. Lunch costs on average $5-8 USD and dinner is about $10 USD. Tip: Book your accommodation as far in advance as you can. Brazil’s domestic tourism is burgeoning and accommodation gets booked out fast. Expect the walk-in rates to be up to 3 times higher than the rate on the hotel booking websites, like Booking.com, if booked in advance. We took triple occupancy rooms everywhere and opted for all-inclusive options where we could. The entire four-week trip cost us $3526 USD per person plus international flights. The price breakdown is included for each destination in the itinerary below.