Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I stay?

Well, if you're asking where the dance magic happens, then Zouk House is your answer! Nestled in a safe neighborhood with security patrolling the neighborhood from 7pm to 7am every day and a nearby police station, we've got your safety covered. Plus, we're relatively close to all the hot dance venues. But if you're craving a bit more privacy while still being close to the action, consider an airbnb in neighborhoods like Vila Mariana, Vila Clementino, Moema, Consolação, and Aclimação.

What's the weather like?

Picture this: São Paulo, where the weather keeps you on your toes! Our seasons dance to a different beat compared to the US and Europe. Winter here is June to August, so pack those cozy layers and rain gear. And in summer (December to February), get ready to sizzle in shorts and tank tops because it can get seriously hot!

How often can I dance?

Ah, the rhythm of São Paulo! Get your dance fix almost every night of the week at our lively socials. No dance happening? No problem! Hit up one of the many dance schools for a group class or find fellow dancers itching to train with you.

Where can I go dancing?

Looking for the perfect spot to bust a move? Check out these local dance schools that teach Zouk:

  • Solum Escola de Dança
    @solumoficial

  • Spaço 3D @spaco3descoladedanca

  • Dance4all @dance4all.oficial

  • Sadhana @sadhanadance.life

  • Balance @balanceacademia

  • Club Latino @clubelatinoescola

Don't forget to slide into their DMs or ring them up to find out what's on the dance menu this week!

Is São Paulo safe to travel to?

Safety first, party second! While São Paulo does have its share of street smarts challenges, a little precaution goes a long way. Keep a close eye on your belongings, especially your phone. Pro tip: Wait for your Uber indoors until it arrives and always double-check the route.

How do I get around the city?

Need a lift? Uber to the rescue! It's wallet-friendly and widely used in São Paulo. If you're feeling adventurous, hop on the metro for just R$5 (that's about $1 USD). Just remember: keep your wits about you and stash your phone safely away. Oh, and wear your backpack on the front while riding the metro – it's the savvy traveler's move!