Introducing Brasiléia
The border town of Brasiléia is separated from Cobija, Bolivia, by the meandering Rio Acre and Igarapé Bahia. There’s precious little to do here, unless you’re in the market for a computer or DVD player – for that, you can join the crowds crossing into Cobija to take advantage of the lower prices and a duty-free border.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Visa for Brazil at Puerto Maldonado?
by Colebozbourne 27 May 2011
There is a difference between arriving in Brasil by air and arriving by land. When flying into Brasil you must have the Visa ahead of…
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RE: Visa for Brazil at Puerto Maldonado?
by Colebozbourne 25 May 2011
Yes, you can definately get a Visa for Brasil in that area, but not in Pto. Maldonado itself. You cross the border at Iñapari/Assis,…
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Help! From Peru to Tefe, Brazil (have read through related posts)
by lyc921 06 April 2011
Dear all I am a Taiwanese who is planning to Tefe, Brazil from Peru. After searching and reading a lof of info on forum, I know it can…
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