2027 Women’s World Cup Brazil Travel Packages

How we plan your Women's World Cup trip

From the first group match on June 24 to the Final at the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro on July 25, 2027, we plan your trip to the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil. Packages start from $2,585 per person and include hand-picked hotels, transfers, city tours and fan parties.

Your itinerary starts with your choices: the teams you follow, the knockout matches you don't want to miss and the cities you'd like to see along the way. Tell us your preferred hotel category, travel style and how many days you have, and our team takes it from there. Every detail is coordinated, with time built in to enjoy Brazil, so the trip runs itself once you land. We do the planning, you do the cheering.

From June 24 to the Final at the Maracanã in Rio on July 25, 2027, we plan your FIFA Women's World Cup trip in Brazil. Packages from $2,585 per person include hotels, transfers, city tours and fan parties. Tell us your teams, matches, cities and travel style, and we take it from there.

Why fans travel with World of Discoveries

24/7 support

We take care of you from the moment your plane lands at the airport and until we say our farewells. Along with travel directors in the field, there is a 24/7 phone/WhatsApp line with our operations office. You will always feel well looked after.

Join a crew of fellow fans

Our groups are around 50+ football fans: adults and kids, couples, families and solo travellers. Travelling solo? That's not a problem — we can match you with another solo guest to share a room and keep costs down. Our tours are a great way to make new friends.

We're not only about football

We specialize in crafting customizable tours that take you to the most fascinating spots around. We select only the best guides to enhance your experience, inviting you to enjoy the most scenic views, partake in top-tier tastings, and uncover the coolest hidden gems in each city.

6,000+ football fans since 2016

We are experts in football travel and major sporting events. We have brought 6,000+ fans to the 2023 Women's World Cup, the Men's World Cup in 2018, 2022 and 2026, Euro 2024 and the Champions League. Check out our reviews below and on Trustpilot.

Your safety is our first priority

Brazil is an incredible place to watch football — and we plan every trip with your safety in mind, at every step, not just the exciting parts.

✓Vetted hotels in safe, central areas — close to venues and away from higher-risk neighborhoods, checked by our local team.

✓Door-to-door transfers — no public transport, no walking through unfamiliar streets at night.

✓A local, on-ground support team — real people in Brazil during your trip, reachable any time something feels off.

✓Guidance before you travel — a briefing on what to avoid, what to expect and how to stay comfortable in each city.

✓A day-by-day itinerary, not just a hotel and a match — especially for longer stays, so you always have somewhere to be and someone with you.

2027 Women's World Cup schedule

Stage	Dates	Cities
Group stage	June 24 – July 9	All host cities
Round of 16	July 11–14	TBA
Quarter-finals	July 17–18	TBA
Semi-finals	July 20–21	São Paulo · Rio de Janeiro
3rd place	July 24	São Paulo
Final	July 25	Rio de Janeiro · Maracanã

Stage

Dates

Cities

Group stage

June 24 – July 9

All host cities

Round of 16

July 11–14

TBA

Quarter-finals

July 17–18

TBA

Semi-finals

July 20–21

São Paulo · Rio de Janeiro

3rd place

July 24

São Paulo

Final

July 25

Rio de Janeiro · Maracanã

The match schedule by city is confirmed after the final draw. Get your team's route first →

Host cities & venues

Rio de JaneiroEstádio do MaracanãFinal

Final · July 25Group StageRound of 16

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Capacity: 78,838 seats

The Maracanã is one of the most iconic stadiums in the world — a cathedral of football that has hosted two FIFA World Cup Finals (1950 and 2014) and the 2016 Olympic Games. In 2027 it will stage the Women's World Cup Final on July 25, giving the tournament its ultimate showpiece in the most legendary football venue in South America.

Final: July 25, 2027. The championship match of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027.

Group Stage & Round of 16: Multiple group-stage matches plus at least one Round of 16 match.

Distances & transportation

City centre (Rio): ~4 mi · 15–25 min by car

Galeão Airport (GIG): ~17 mi · 30–45 min by car

Santos Dumont (SDU): ~6 mi · 20–30 min by car

Ipanema / Copacabana: ~5 mi · 15–25 min by car

Metro: Maracanã station (Line 2) — direct, ~5 min walk

Barra da Tijuca: ~16 mi · 35–50 min by car

São PauloNeo Química ArenaSemifinal

1st Semifinal · July 20Group StageRound of 16

São Paulo, Brazil

Capacity: 49,205 seats

Home of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, the Neo Química Arena is São Paulo's premier modern football stadium. Built for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, it hosted the tournament's opening match and is one of Brazil's most atmospheric venues. In 2027 it will host the first Semifinal of the Women's World Cup on July 20, making São Paulo — Brazil's largest city — the penultimate battleground of the tournament.

1st Semifinal: July 20, 2027.

Group Stage & Round of 16: Multiple group-stage matches plus Round of 16.

Distances & transportation

City centre (SP): ~14 mi · 30–50 min by car

Guarulhos Airport (GRU): ~22 mi · 40–60 min by car

Congonhas Airport (CGH): ~12 mi · 30–50 min by car

Paulista Ave: ~12 mi · 30–45 min by car

Metro: Corinthians–Itaquera station (Line 3) — adjacent

Santos: ~45 mi · 60–80 min by car

BrasíliaEstádio Mané GarrinchaRound of 16

Group StageRound of 16

Brasília, Federal District, Brazil

Capacity: 72,788 seats

Named after the legendary Brazilian footballer Mané Garrincha, this spectacular stadium in Brazil's capital was fully rebuilt for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and is renowned for its dramatic shell-like roof. Sitting in the heart of the planned capital city, it represents the political and cultural centre of Brazil and will host group-stage and Round of 16 matches.

Group Stage & Round of 16: Multiple group-stage matches plus Round of 16.

Distances & transportation

City centre (Brasília): ~4 mi · 10–20 min by car

Brasília Airport (BSB): ~7 mi · 15–25 min by car

National Congress: ~3 mi · 10–15 min by car

Lago Sul: ~9 mi · 20–30 min by car

Bus: Multiple BRT lines connect to Eixo Monumental

Goiânia: ~115 mi · ~2 hrs by car

Belo HorizonteEstádio MineirãoSemifinal

Quarterfinal2nd SemifinalGroup Stage

Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil

Capacity: 61,927 seats

The Mineirão is one of Brazil's most storied stadiums — known worldwide as the site of the infamous "Mineirazo" in the 2014 World Cup (Brazil 1–7 Germany). Renovated for that tournament, the iconic venue in Belo Horizonte hosts the 2nd Semifinal on July 22 as well as a quarterfinal and group-stage matches, making it one of the most important venues of the 2027 tournament.

2nd Semifinal: July 22, 2027.

Quarterfinal: One quarterfinal match in the knockout stage.

Group Stage: Multiple group-stage matches.

Distances & transportation

City centre (BH): ~4 mi · 15–25 min by car

Confins Airport (CNF): ~26 mi · 40–55 min by car

Pampulha Airport (PLU): ~3 mi · 10–20 min by car

Savassi district: ~5 mi · 15–25 min by car

Bus / BRT: Multiple lines from city centre, ~20–30 min

São Paulo: ~290 mi · ~5 hrs by car / ~1 hr by flight

FortalezaArena CastelãoGroup Stage

Group StageRound of 16

Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil

Capacity: 63,903 seats

Located in the vibrant coastal city of Fortaleza, the Arena Castelão was refurbished for the 2013 Confederations Cup and the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Known for its electric atmosphere and the passionate football culture of the Northeast, it also hosted matches during the 2016 Olympics. In 2027 it brings the Women's World Cup to one of Brazil's most beloved football cities.

Group Stage: Multiple group-stage matches.

Round of 16: At least one Round of 16 match.

Distances & transportation

City centre (Fortaleza): ~5 mi · 15–25 min by car

Fortaleza Airport (FOR): ~6 mi · 15–25 min by car

Meireles beach: ~7 mi · 20–30 min by car

Iracema beach: ~6 mi · 15–25 min by car

Bus / Metro: Metro Line Sul, ~20 min from centre

Recife: ~390 mi · ~7 hrs by car / ~1 hr by flight

Porto AlegreEstádio Beira-RioGroup Stage

Group StageRound of 16

Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Capacity: 50,128 seats

Beira-Rio, home of Sport Club Internacional, is one of Brazil's most beautiful stadiums, sitting right on the banks of the Guaíba river. Renovated for the 2014 World Cup, the venue in Brazil's southernmost major city offers a stunning backdrop for football. Porto Alegre is known for its strong European heritage and passionate sporting culture, and will welcome the world's best women's teams in 2027.

Group Stage: Multiple group-stage matches.

Round of 16: At least one Round of 16 match.

Distances & transportation

City centre (POA): ~8 mi · 20–35 min by car

Salgado Filho Airport (POA): ~10 mi · 25–40 min by car

Historic centre: ~8 mi · 25–35 min by car

Moinhos de Vento: ~7 mi · 20–30 min by car

Bus: Multiple lines; approx. 30–45 min from centre

Montevideo (UY): ~750 mi · ~12 hrs by car

RecifeArena PernambucoGroup Stage

Group StageRound of 16

São Lourenço da Mata / Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil

Capacity: 46,154 seats

Arena Pernambuco, built for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in the metropolitan area of Recife, is a modern open-air stadium in the vibrant Northeast of Brazil. Recife and its twin city Olinda are known for their rich Afro-Brazilian cultural heritage, colonial architecture, and famous Carnival. The arena brings the Women's World Cup to one of Brazil's most colourful and culturally rich regions.

Group Stage: Multiple group-stage matches.

Round of 16: At least one Round of 16 match.

Distances & transportation

Recife centre: ~8 mi · 20–35 min by car

Recife Airport (REC): ~10 mi · 25–40 min by car

Boa Viagem beach: ~11 mi · 25–40 min by car

Olinda: ~13 mi · 30–45 min by car

Metro: Line Centro, ~30 min + bus/taxi to arena

Salvador: ~500 mi · ~8 hrs by car / ~1 hr by flight

SalvadorArena Fonte NovaGroup Stage

Group StageRound of 16

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

Capacity: 47,907 seats

Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador, Bahia is one of the most striking stadiums built for the 2014 World Cup — its distinctive open upper tier gives the stadium a unique look and connects the crowd to Salvador's open sky. Set in the heart of Brazil's most Afro-Brazilian city, known for its music, Candomblé traditions and spectacular Carnival, Fonte Nova offers a unique and deeply cultural backdrop for Women's World Cup football in 2027.

Group Stage: Multiple group-stage matches.

Round of 16: At least one Round of 16 match.

Distances & transportation

Salvador centre (Pelourinho): ~2 mi · 10–20 min by car

Salvador Airport (SSA): ~13 mi · 25–40 min by car

Barra beach: ~4 mi · 15–25 min by car

Ondina / Boca do Rio: ~5 mi · 15–25 min by car

Metro Brotas / Caminho das Árvores: ~1.5 mi · 5 min taxi

Recife: ~500 mi · ~8 hrs by car / ~1 hr by flight

“We recently went on a trip with Wofdi as part of a tour dedicated to the 2026 World Cup, which took us to Vancouver and Seattle, and the entire experience was simply amazing from start to finish. The trip was organized to the highest standard, and the travel between Vancouver and Seattle went off without a hitch. Everything ran like clockwork, allowing us to focus on enjoying the games and the incredible atmosphere without worrying about logistics. I’d especially like to highlight the additional tours offered on the days between games. These tours were fantastic: they gave us the opportunity to get to know both cities better and make the most of our time away from the stadiums. Each tour was professionally organized, carefully planned, and exceeded all our expectations. The Wofdi team was always available, well-informed, and ready to help throughout the entire trip. Their attention to detail and excellent organization made this trip carefree and enjoyable. If you’re considering a sports travel package for a major event, I highly recommend Wofdi. They gave us an unforgettable World Cup experience that exceeded our expectations, and we wouldn’t hesitate to travel with them again.”

Telina Moffatti — Australia — 2026 World Cup

“I booked a trip with Wofdi to tour Scotland throughout the group stage. The itinerary looked fantastic, but the reality was simply incredible!!!! A once-in-a-lifetime trip that became something truly special thanks to this company’s amazing staff. They really take care of everything and do everything they can to ensure their guests have an unforgettable time. They more than exceeded all expectations. It was worth every penny. We had two weeks full of fun, adventure, and laughter with a great group of people. I highly recommend this company to everyone. I’ll definitely travel with them again in the future. Many thanks to Varya, Mike, Billy, Veronica, and the entire team for this fantastic trip.”

A MacDonald — Scotland — 2026 World Cup

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Ian C — WWC 2023

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Kristine Labou — Australia - Women's World Cup 2023

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Esmet, Travelers Club — Australia -Women's World Cup 2023

2027 Women's World Cup travel: your questions answered

Booking with us

Can I trust World of Discoveries?

We have been running travel packages for major sporting events since 2016, with 6,000+ football fans to date. We took fans to the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. We are IATA certified (#96861903) and an accredited i.s.t.a.a member, and rated 4.9 on Trustpilot.

Can we choose our own matches, and do you create custom itineraries?

Yes to both. Tell us which matches and cities you want to follow and we build a tailored itinerary around them, rather than fitting you into a fixed package.

Can I book a Follow Your Team package before my team has qualified?

Yes. You can book now, before the list of qualified teams is final. If your team does not qualify for the tournament, you get a refund.

How far in advance should we book?

As early as possible. The best seating categories and hotels near the stadiums in Brazil sell out well before the tournament, especially for the semi-finals and the Final in Rio.

Do you offer hospitality for the 2027 Women's World Cup?

Yes, our own. Every package includes World of Discoveries hospitality: a welcome party with unlimited food and drinks, a farewell party on our longer packages, and guided city tours with local guides. It is our own programme, separate from FIFA's official hospitality. Ask your travel planner for the details of each package.

What is included in a 2027 Women's World Cup package?

Hand-picked hotels, airport and stadium transfers, domestic flights between host cities, guided city tours, a welcome party, a day-by-day itinerary, English-speaking tour directors and 24/7 support in Brazil. International flights to Brazil can be added on request.

What happens if my team is knocked out?

If your team is knocked out, your package goes ahead as booked and is not refundable. Many fans stay on and enjoy the knockout rounds as neutrals.

Why book a Follow Your Team package now, before the draw?

To lock in your trip whatever happens at the draw. Once the draw is made, prices change. Book now and we guarantee your team's three group matches in three host cities at today's price, so you have peace of mind and nothing to chase after the draw.

When will I know my seat location?

All tickets are electronic and sold by seating category. Your exact seat location is known as soon as FIFA uploads the tickets, and we send it to you the moment it is released.

Can I book a hotel only?

Yes. If you already have match tickets, we can arrange hotels, transfers and domestic flights on their own.

Payment and cancellation

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. You pay a 30% deposit upon confirmation, 40% due by 1 December 2026 and the remaining 30% due by 1 March 2027. All major credit cards are accepted.

Which payment methods do you accept?

All major credit cards are accepted.

Travelling in Brazil

Is Brazil safe for football fans?

Most visitors have a trouble-free trip when they stay in well-chosen areas and avoid walking at night in unfamiliar streets. That is why every package uses vetted hotels in safe, central neighbourhoods, door-to-door transfers and a local support team you can reach at any time.

How do we get between host cities?

By domestic flight. Brazil is huge: Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo is about an hour in the air, Rio to Fortaleza or Porto Alegre two to three hours. We book the flights and transfers and plan rest time around them.

Where should we stay in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo?

In Rio, Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon combine good hotels, beaches and easy access to the Maracanã. In São Paulo, Jardins, Itaim Bibi and Vila Madalena are central, walkable and well connected to the stadiums.

What currency and language are used in Brazil?

The currency is the Brazilian real (BRL) and the language is Portuguese. Cards are accepted almost everywhere; English is spoken in most hotels but less so elsewhere.

Do I need a visa to visit Brazil?

Citizens of the USA, Canada and Australia need an e-visa, applied for online before travel.

Citizens of the UK, the EU, New Zealand, Argentina and Mexico can visit visa-free for up to 90 days.

Please check the current rules for your passport before you book.

What is the weather like in June and July?

June and July are winter in Brazil, but conditions vary widely by city. Rio and São Paulo are mild, often 18–26°C. Porto Alegre can be cold, sometimes below 10°C at night. Salvador, Recife and Fortaleza stay warm, around 25–30°C, with some rain.

Will someone help us on the ground?

Yes. A local support team is in Brazil throughout the tournament, reachable by phone or WhatsApp at any time during your trip.

When will the schedule by city be known?

After the final draw. The stage dates are already fixed; which matches are played in which host city is confirmed at the draw. Send an inquiry now and we will send you your team's route as soon as it is out.

Page updated September 2026

2027 Women's World Cup
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How we plan your Women's World Cup trip

Choose your package

Follow Your Team

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Final & Semifinals Packages

Tailor-Made Packages

Luxury Package

Why fans travel with World of Discoveries

24/7 support

Join a crew of fellow fans

We're not only about football

6,000+ football fans since 2016

Your safety is our first priority

Get your 2027 Women's World Cup trip priced

Got it, your request is in

2027 Women's World Cup schedule

Host cities & venues

Our reviews

Your World of Discoveries travel planner

2027 Women's World Cup travel: your questions answered

Ready when you are

2027 Women's World CupTravel Packages

How we plan your Women's World Cup trip

Choose your package

Follow Your Team

Follow USA Packages

Follow Australia Packages

Final & Semifinals Packages

Tailor-Made Packages

Luxury Package

Why fans travel with World of Discoveries

24/7 support

Join a crew of fellow fans

We're not only about football

6,000+ football fans since 2016

Your safety is our first priority

Get your 2027 Women's World Cup trip priced

Got it, your request is in

2027 Women's World Cup schedule

Host cities & venues

Our reviews

Your World of Discoveries travel planner

2027 Women's World Cup travel: your questions answered

Ready when you are

2027 Women's World Cup
Travel Packages