
Public holidays
Brazil · 2026
13 public holidays observed in Brazil during 2026. 4 school breaks shape travel demand. 11 long weekend opportunities.
All 2026 holidays
13 totalJanuary 2026
- Jan1New Year's Day
Thursday
February 2026
- Feb16Carnival Monday
Monday
- Feb17Carnival Tuesday
Tuesday
April 2026
- Apr3Good Friday
Friday
- Apr21Tiradentes Day
Tuesday
May 2026
- May1Labour Day
Friday
June 2026
- Jun4Corpus Christi
Thursday
September 2026
- Sep7Independence Day
Monday
October 2026
- Oct12Our Lady of Aparecida
Monday
November 2026
- Nov2All Souls' Day
Monday
- Nov15Republic Proclamation Day
Sunday · Weekend
- Nov20Black Awareness Day
Friday
December 2026
- Dec25Christmas Day
Friday
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Long weekend opportunities
Smart windows to maximize your time off.
New Year's Day
Jan 1 – 4
Take 1 day off → 4-day weekend
Carnival
Feb 14 – 17
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Good Friday
Apr 3 – 5
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Tiradentes Day
Apr 18 – 21
Take 1 day off → 4-day weekend
Labour Day
May 1 – 3
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Corpus Christi
Jun 4 – 7
Take 1 day off → 4-day weekend
Independence Day
Sep 5 – 7
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Our Lady of Aparecida
Oct 10 – 12
Falls naturally on a weekend.
All Souls' Day
Oct 31 – Nov 2
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Black Awareness Day
Nov 20 – 22
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Christmas Day
Dec 25 – 27
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Plan your next long weekend
Choose a domestic or international Beevago pick for each upcoming break.
School holidays 2026
When schools are closed — peak travel demand from families.
Summer Holidays
Dec 19 – Feb 1 · 45 days
Carnival Break
Feb 14–18 · 5 days
Winter Holidays
Jul 7–21 · 15 days
Summer Holidays
Dec 19 – Feb 1 · 45 days
Inspiration
Travel to Brazil
Guides and itineraries for popular destinations across Brazil.
Important public holiday information · Brazil
General information
- •Carnival, Ash Wednesday (from noon), and Corpus Christi are 'ponto facultativo' (optional holidays) where employers decide observance. They are widely observed by the public sector and most large companies.
