Cheap Flights to Natal

When to fly to Natal

Peak season

When booking your Natal flight bear in mind that summer is from December to March which tends to be the busiest times in the coastal cities.

Off season

Although the sun shines almost every day of the year, it does rain in June to August, and in January to February.

Getting around Natal

The most efficient way to get around the city and the beach towns is by bus. But if you’d rather have the freedom of a car then renting one is a good option, especially since traffic is light and roads are safe.

More adventurous visitors will find that renting a buggy with a driver is a fun and quick way to get to the beaches and dunes outside the city.

Taxis are readily available on the streets, alternatively you can phone one of the local taxi companies and reserve one in advance.

Natal insider information

• If you insist on visiting at least one museum on your trip, then head to the Museu Câmara Cascudo which boasts an interesting collection of original jangada rafts and reproductions of some archaeological sites. There’s also a salt mine and a cave that you can explore.
• Take a buggy ride to the village of Maracajaú, 40 miles from Natal, where you can snorkel among the magnificent coral reefs or relax in its warm, shallow waters.
• Thinking of booking a flight to Natal in December? Then you can't miss Carnatal: Natal’s version of Carnaval, which draws huge crowds from all over the country ready to party.
• Enjoy the stunning views of the city and its dominant dunes from the Forte Dos Reis Magos which was occupied by the Dutch in the mid 17^th-century.
• For something a little different try sand boarding. And where better to indulge in such a unique sport than in the city built on sand. Avid sand boarders hit the dunes at the south end of Genipabu beach for some of the best sand in the state.