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World Cup Party Camps

Quarter Package

4-night All-Inclusive stay quarter package:
€299

Dates:
-         2-6 July in Rio campsite
-          3-7 July in Salvador campsite

These packages are for the Salvador and Rio campsites and consist of a 4-night package with the following.

 Including:
-          Breakfast every day and BBQ dinner every second night
-          Four night stay
-          Football tournaments, contests, big parties|
-          Free beer & caipirinhas (unlimited)
-          Big screen on site to watch all the games
-          Beachside location

Semi package

5-night all-inclusive stay semi package:
€360

Dates:
-          6-11 July for Rio de Janeiro

These packages will be for the Rio campsite, catering to Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte.

 This package allows you to get to both semi-finals!!

Including:
-          Breakfast every day and BBQ dinner every second night
–          five night stay with discount
-          Football tournaments, contests, big parties
-          Transport to matches (additional)
-          Free beer & caipirinhas (unlimited)
-          Big screen on site to watch all the games
-          Beachside location

Final package

4-night all-inclusive stay final package:
€299

Dates:  
11-15 July in Rio.

This is a 4-night package with extra inclusions:

-          Breakfast every day and BBQ dinner every second night
-          Stay 4 days with discount
-          Massive end party
–          Football tournaments, contests, big parties
–          Free beer & caipirinhas (unlimited)
-          Free transfer into town for nationalities that are in the final

*packages do not include match tickets 

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World Cup In Belo Horizonte

What do know about Belo?

Although Belo Horizonte is not one of Brazil's most famous city's it is one of its biggest with a population of around 5 million making it actually Brazil's third biggest city.

 World Cup Fixtures

14 June		Colombia	-	Greece
17 June		Belgium	-	Algeria
21 June		Argentina	-	Iran
24 June		Costa Rica	-	England
28 June		1A	-	2B
08 July		W57	-	W58

If you are planning on visiting for the World Cup you might not be to inspired to stay long as there really isn't much to see.

Belo doesn't have the usual attractions and must see tourist spots but what it does have makes it well worth staying for a night out.

The city is believed to have over 12,000 bars and its famous for its night life and friendly people. Plus the city is the home to 2 of Brazil's biggest football teams (Cruzeiro and Athletico Minero) making the city and its people football crazy.

Belo Horizonte is a relatively short distance from Rio (6 hours drive) and São Paulo (8 hours drive) so its easy to get to and well worth the effort.

The stadium is about a 20 mins bus journey from the city center and they are creating a new bus system with bus lanes that should bring this journey time down.

If you arrive in the city on the day of a World Cup match head straight to the stadium as its next to a large lake with bars and restaurants close by so there is sure to be a lot happening on match days. 

Ouro Preto  

Less than 100km away (in the direction of Rio) is Ouro Preto one of the oldest towns in Brazil.

This old rich mining town is defiantly worth a visit to experience some of the history of colonial Brazil.

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The Luck Of The Draw

When thinking of a trip to Brazil for the World Cup of course you think RIO!

Although England have not been drawn to play in Rio during the group stages (they will in the next round if they come 2nd in the group) Rio is still one of the places you can visit for a few days.

When flying from Europe the best place to fly into is Sao Paulo. Which is Brazils biggest city and Airport therefore the best place to get connecting flights to Manaus for England first game against Italy.

Manaus is another 5 hr expensive flight north from Sao Paulo which might mean for some the best option would be to arrive in Brazil for Englands second game against Uruguay.

If this is the case we would suggest the following as a good way to keep your travel cost down and still have a great experience in Brazil.

Arrive Sao Paulo 18th June

England V Uruguay 19th June (Sao Paulo)

2 Nights - Sao Paulo 18th - 19th June

Depart Sao Paulo - Rio 20th June

4 Nights - Rio 20th - 21st - 22nd - 23rd

England v Costa Rica 24th June (Belo Horizonte)

2 night Belo Horizonte 24th - 25th 

Connecting to each city can be done with a 1 hour flight or an 8 hour bus journey (max) 

Depending on the results of the group fans can then head back to Sao Paulo and fly home, head back to Rio for the second round if we come 2nd or fly to Recife if we top the group (as overland travel will not be practical given the distance needed to travel.

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Follow England: World Cup 2014

We travelled Brazil for 2 months travelling to some of the host cities creating Social Media content and blogging about the things to do in each city if you only have a short time there 

Firstly we travelled to the cities where England will play (maybe not Manaus)

England will play in the group stages:

14th June: England v Italy (Manaus) 

19th June: England v Uruguay (Sao Paulo)

24th June: England v Costa Rica (Belo Horizonte)

Manaus

The city is in the middle of the Amazon and has a population of nearly 2 million people. If you do plan to travel to Manaus it will sure be an experience but because of its location and distance from anywhere else flying is your only option. Manaus is a 5 hour flight from Sao Paulo and in another time zone! not to mention the tropical heat.

Sao Paulo

This city is just big! Latin Americas biggest city with a population of around 25 Million . On the surface there is little to see but if you scratch the surface you will find great nightlife and culture worth experiencing plus the best place to fly into for your Brazil World Cup trip.

Belo Horizonte 

As Brazil is so huge Belo Horizonte is actually a great next city to go to as its only (and I say only) an 8 hour bus journey from Sao Paulo or a 1 hour flight. Belo isn't on the coast but is a student city that has the highest number of bars in Brazil so expect a great night out.

Rio

Any trip to Brazil wouldn't be complete without a trip to the beach and if England finish 2nd in the group we will play our next game in the Maracana!

If we finish top we will need to head to Recife which would be another long flight so consider Rio as a great place to even watch a game on the big screen even if we are not playing in it :( 

More updates and info to follow in the coming months so make sure you follow our blog 

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