cotemoka 2mo

If that’s too pricey, you can go to Teia Coworking Vergueiro instead (it’s inside Centro Cultural São Paulo, on the lower floor)
You scan the QR code, register (if you want) and they have the coworking space for free. You can also stay in the library if you want to instead of being inside

larslillo 2mo

Oh great, thanks, seems like amazing options I had not found otherwise! Not at all too pricey for coffee and a place to work

larslillo 2mo

Tried BETC Havas today and it was a great pick!

cotemoka 2mo

anybody there? everytime i go i'm kinda the only one 🤣

jaimeadrianr 2mo

In São Paulo?

cotemoka 2mo

was anybody there? everytime i go i'm kinda the only one 🤣

jaimeadrianr 2mo

I’m down to go to that place tomorrow i have to récord some stuff today

cotemoka 2mo

record … music? asking cause im a musician

jaimeadrianr 2mo

HAHA no, ads

jaimeadrianr 2mo

I sing at the shower and sometimes if drunk enough at a kareoke

rajeevn 2mo

Which area in Floripa nomads stay? North or South? Any specific area name?

bekacynthia 2mo

Hey guys!
My name is Rebbeka, I'm from Brazil (Recife). I would love to meet new people and hang out. Also, no one speaks English here, so...😅

miguelospina10 2mo

Does anyone know if September is a good season to visit Floripa ? I’ve heard that it tends to be cold during that time.

larslillo 2mo

It has been crowded enough the last few days :) I don't know about mornings, though, I usually start working after lunch!

efraimmgon 2mo

Not so good for beach season yet, but the winter season ends in september

kayosakamoto 1mo

Hi everyone! I just arrived in Florianópolis and am currently staying for 4 days while looking for a long-term/mid-term place to stay.
I’m looking for recommendations on safe, budget-friendly neighborhoods or direct leads for apartments/rooms. Key priorities for me are:
Safety (safe to walk around during the day/good area)
Affordability (good value for money)
Reliable Wi-Fi for remote work
If you have any suggestions, active listings, or local tips on where to look, I’d greatly appreciate your insights! Thanks in advance! 🙏

rajeevn 1mo

DMed.

rajeevn 1mo

Anyone here who doesn't speak Portuguese and from North America, driven a car in Floripa and mainland? Are the road signs and rules similar?

urielshark 1mo

My favourite areas are Campeche and Lagoa.

Floripa is pretty safe, I wouldn’t worry a lot about it. Focus on what are your priorities like: cafes, close to the beach, good modern gym, close to a mall… and go for it.

urielshark 1mo

The island is considerably small, so you can always take an uber to wherever you want

nthnjns 1mo

I've driven all over Brazil in a rented car. Only thing I'd advise is watch out for random speedbumps on the highway 😂 otherwise it's pretty safe. Floripa is the safest, but I've also driven all over Minas, the Coconut coast, all the SP coastline, and to the Ilhas without issue. Cars are fairly priced at the airport and easy to book and return.

jjames 1mo

The random speedbumps are real 😂

jjames 1mo

Welcome!
I prefer Centro as it's close to everything and well-connected, it's also slightly cheaper than Campeche and Lagoa too for rentals. Floripa is generally very safe all over but the safest neighborhood is likely Jurere Int'l (It's fancy, and FULL of babies/new parents 😅)

lukasd 1mo

Anyone here kitesurfing in Ceará / Fortaleza?

rcsligar 1mo

Anyone been to itacoatiara beach in niteroi?

yujiny 1mo

Hey everyone any recommendations for private hospitals and healthcare in Brazil for childbirth ?

Looking for around a smaller city like in state of Parana

franlitvay 1mo

Unimed hospitals overall are solid in Parana

franlitvay 1mo

Parana if you want small focus on Maringa and Londrina area

franlitvay 1mo

decent midsized cities with good hospitals

yujiny 1mo

Thank you how about in Curitiba?

franlitvay 1mo

well curitiba is a great city but its def not small hahah

franlitvay 1mo

my parents live there, def most convenient city in south brazil

close to sao paulo. close to santa catarina beaches. solid southern cone flights

philipp2403 1mo

Hey, I’m arriving in Salvador on Sunday and I just read now that you need a return ticket or a ticket out of the country for entering. How strictly is that being handled?

jaimeadrianr 1mo

I enter through São Paulo and they just asked me how long I was going to stay. Said 2 months. I bought the fake return ticket just in case but they didn’t ask me for that

cotemoka 1mo

Never heard about the return ticket thing on Brazil
I've never had problem (but I'm Mercosur). Some european/asian friends have entered from Salvador, Rio, São Paulo... always asked why, tourism, and perfectly fine.

rajeevn 1mo

I did for costa-rica, purchased a refundable ticket the day before (for a date after 3months) and after the immigration cancelled that ticket and waited for a police visit.

sajustine 1mo

Me. Ilha do guajiru

minonomad 1mo

I don’t understand. Can you explain again?

rajeevn 1mo

Immigration asked for an onward ticket, I booked a ticket to El Salvador, they noted down some details from the ticket. I was concerned if cancelling would notify them, took a risk, there was no problem once I was inside and out before the limit.

gringo 1mo

Hey guys anyone in floripa? Im here atm until Oct, then back for November and much of December

franlitvay 1mo

will be in november for anarcopolis

davidwyness 26d

Hi guys, best coworker spaces in Curitiba?

marianaohashi 26d

Hi, James.

I will be in Floripa next week. I added you in case you want to chat.

gringo 26d

Nice will reply

ywolfgang 26d

Hey Rebbeka, I'm in Recife too. Let's meet up, there's a language exchange group in BV on Saturday.

bekacynthia 25d

Morning, yall

bekacynthia 25d

Anyone here in Recife/coming to Recife?

steve 20d

In Rio for a month 👋

tomasbernabo 20d

Hi Guys, Do you know where i can find a group where nomads sell their stuff when leaving brazil?

jcoutz 20d

What kind of stuff? Try OLX

tomasbernabo 20d

I know ola, mercado livre etc... i was asking for nomad groups

popojujuli 19d

No. I’m brazilian and living at Florianópolis. It’s very hard! Do u need speak little português for surviver.

popojujuli 19d

Anyone in Florianópolis? I live in Lagoa and want to speak more English and discuss digital nomadism.

luskira 19d

find a local that can show you around

luskira 19d

brazil is a bit hard to travel if you dont speak portuguese

nomads 19d

true but you learn Portuguese fast in Brazil because of this 😄

luskira 19d

brazilians are very friendly and will help you learn portuguese

luskira 19d

but first they will teach you swear words

popojujuli 19d

At São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Florianópolis have so much ‘gringos’ you can integrate this community and surviver, but for buy things in street is hard, because workers don’t speak. Knowing English is something for privileged people in the country.

wellytonplay 19d

Hello

bekacynthia 18d

Hello. If anyone is in Recife I can help getting around

luskira 18d

im in sao paulo, while there's more english speakers here than prob anywhere else in the country, ive had gringo friends come visit and they say its still pretty rough to get by here without the help of a local

miguelospina10 18d

How is the weather in floripa right now ?

jaimeadrianr 18d

If anyone is in São Paulo and would like to go on bar hopping lmk

cotemoka 18d

better than Sao Paulo 🤣

cotemoka 18d

This last 3 days its been getting "steady warmer", like i've been on the beach Tue/Wed/Thu, midday to 4pm, shorts and t-shirt
Last sunday was a little cold (but less than Sao Paulo)
Today a little drizzle but ~20°C

cotemoka 18d

Obviously it always depend from were you are if that is good or bad

cotemoka 18d

I will say brasil is pretty easy to move around overall even without portuguese, i mean… worst case scenario, move your hands and you are done

cotemoka 18d

What do you find complicated in buying things on the street?

rajeevn 8d

Landed in Floripa in the dark, at 1am. To me the land is unknown the language is unknown the personas unknown, do I wait for daylight or ride the good night? What if I don't find AirBnB keys? (The host is sleeping). Mystery, fear, and then the curiosity of new experiences. Took a ride, silent roads, spooky-dark hills and lagoons, then the endless sudden speed bumps, and finally got inside the house safely.

minonomad 8d

Omg

minonomad 8d

You should not have done this honestly

minonomad 8d

Don’t do it again 🤣

minonomad 8d

Happy to hear you’re safe and well at your place :)

minonomad 8d

I spent 5 months in Brazil if you have any questions to a foreigner that speaks Brazilian Portuguese and has good amount of experience there shoot me a message

allannascimento 4d

Is anyone in Curitiba this weekend?

javispain 3d

Wow!!

javispain 3d

why? floripa is quite safe, or not?

minonomad 3d

Are you local?

javispain 3d

No i am from Spain

minonomad 3d

Well for someone who has never been to Brazil I wouldn’t recommend taking an uber at night to an airbnb in a place that you have never been to before without knowing if you can actually enter in the house or not

minonomad 3d

If you’d ask any local I think they’d tell you the same. I spend in total about a year in South America and have met many locals that have given me certain rules to follow.

javispain 3d

Sound reasonable your tips
How long have you spent in Brazil? and in Rio?
Which city do you like more in Brazil for digital nomads under your experience?

javispain 3d

I would like to travel to Rio, Buzios, Floripa, Curitiba..

minonomad 3d

In Brazil 5 months in total of which I spent about 4 Months in Rio and the rest in São Paulo

minonomad 3d

Rio is the most beautiful city I’ve seen in my life. Couldn’t think of any other city that could compete for me personally. It has a heartbeat of its own. Used to stay in Copa Cabana 5 min walk from the beach. Perfect if you work remotely and want to do fun stuff in your free time. Lots of very friendly people that will look after you and show you their culture and life. The only downside is safety. You’ll have to watch out for your stuff and it’s not recommended to go around the city alone at night. With locals that you can trust I’d say it’s okay they know how to navigate. I had the best time in Rio so many good memories..

minonomad 3d

Also don’t walk into the favelas by accident 🤣🤣 first time I came (I like to run / hike on mountains) I just looked on maps for a way to go up a mountain and I ended up going quite deep into a favela until I realized people were looking so strange at me and I ended up in a really dark street, that’s when I realized I’m not where I’m supposed to be hahaha

javispain 3d

Wow wow, i believe you so much, because i have never been in Rio and Brazil, i suppose is the most beautiful city on the world, i watched many videos from youtube and looks incredible, people have joy and passion for everything

javispain 3d

Hahaha that sounds like a lot of fun, but only after it's over, haha You have a guardian angel protecting you

minonomad 3d

Yes it’s true people do have. It’s very vibrant and colorful. Food is amazing too.. if you wanna know more about Rio feel free to ask me anything you wanna know. I

javispain 3d

Great many thanks Mino! when i the flight i will ask some tips

minonomad 3d

De nada :)

mirjana 3d

Hello Guys, I’m from 29th October until 28th of November in Florianopolis. Is anyone else on the same time in Floripa and wants to hang out ? 🙂

dhruvamb 1d

Hey everyone I’m an American in Itupeva near São Paulo with a friend. If you’re in tech or media, I’d love to meet as I am

rajeevn 1d

In Centro Floripa as well there are similar areas, I ended up going deep following the map to see the mountain-top view. Initially no one was looking at me, perhaps my appearance blends-in, but at an intersection I was confused which way to go and opened the phone and trying to figure-out, then strange eyes on me - this guy not local. Luckily it was daytime.

jcoutz 1d

There's some cool cozy nature spots around there, good choice bro, lots of biking spots

minonomad 1d

You should always enter a store or cafe to check directions and pull out your phone that’s what I learned 😁

micko8 18h

Hey who knows what's the best to do in Rio during New Year eve ? But maybe one place or two incredible like a rooftop to see the fireworks than going in the streets 😈😇

minonomad 16h

I heard Copa Cabana is really good

minonomad 16h

I mean any famous beach I guess

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