Overview
Jundiaí offers a compelling mix of wine country charm and Atlantic Forest adventure just an hour from São Paulo. The city is renowned for its traditional wineries and fruit farms, many dating to Italian immigrant settlements, plus the nearby Serra do Japi with its waterfalls and hiking trails.
History · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Language
Portuguese is the official language. English is limited outside of hotels and major attractions.
Money
Brazil's currency is the Real (BRL). Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and restaurants. ATMs are available throughout the city center.
Safety
Crime rates are notably high for a city of Jundiaí's size. Take standard urban precautions and be vigilant in less touristy areas.
Transport
Jundiaí railway station connects to São Paulo and Campinas via CPTM train service. The city is located between these major destinations on the railway corridor.
Weather
Best visited April-October during the dry season. Summers (Dec-Feb) are hot and humid with frequent rain, ideal for wine harvest activities.