Is it possible to travel in Brazil for 21days w/$1000...not including lodging?

[ahern]

This is after i get into Brazil, I'll be using couchsurfing.com for lodging. Also, I don't do a ton of the really touristy things (unless they are a must do or free).

[cadby]

yes! the key is to plan your trip wisely. i use the planning feature of this cool website, www.tripwiser.com, when planning trips with my family and friends.
map out your trip. if you want to check out various sites or whatnot, be sure to check out the ones confined in a certain area first before jumping to another area.

here's something to give you a boost.

http://www.tripwiser.com/things_to_do_finder?type=activity&topSearch=true&s_key=brazil

enjoy!!!

[ellard]

very easily. My suggestion: before you get hungry, walk around the area you're in and find the cheapest place to eat. That way you don't go into a place and pay twice as much just because you're too hungry to look for something else. And usually food is where most of your money will go. Be careful with souvenirs, although if you go into little villages and stuff they have great things for fair prices since that is what most of them live off of.

Good luck and have a great time!

[hadley3]

Pick up a travel book on Brazil, either, Frommer's, Fodor's, or Rick Steves. they offer great suggestions for best eats at best prices. $1000 for 21 day's is $47.61 a day !! look up Rachel Ray see if she has Brazil on $45. a day.