Already thinking about the wonderful vacations and holidays you’ll enjoy in 2025? So are we! That’s why we’ve listed the best dates to combine vacations with vacations and make the most of your days off. That way, when it comes to requesting your days off, you can choose the best time, whether you’re traveling or just chilling out.
What is the best date to take a vacation in 2025?
April
If you work a 5×2 schedule, a great alternative might be to request your vacation on April 22. That way, your break starts on Good Friday (April 18), runs through the weekend of the 19th and 20th, includes Tiradentes (Monday, April 21) and lasts until the days you want!
May
Victory for the workers! If the company you work for has a vacation, as Labor Day (May 1) falls on a Thursday, you can request your vacation on May 5 (Monday) and enjoy a long period of rest.
December
In 2025, Christmas falls on a Thursday. So, if your company doesn’t have an end-of-year break, you can create one by requesting your vacation on November 29 and literally go back to work next year!
Check out other holidays in 2025 to enjoy some time off!
Although some holidays in 2025 will fall during the weekend, you can still plan to enjoy the dates that fall on working days. See the calendar:
January
- 01/01 – New Year (Wednesday)
- 25/01 – Anniversary of the city of São Paulo (Saturday) | Municipal holiday
March
- 03 and 04/03 – Carnival (Monday and Tuesday) | Public holiday
- 05/03 – Ash Wednesday (until 2pm) | Optional holiday
April
- 18/04 – Good Friday
- 21/04 – Tiradentes (Monday)
May
- 01/05 – Labor Day (Thursday)
June
- 19/06 – Corpus Christi (Thursday) | Public holiday
July
- 09/07 – Constitutionalist Revolution (Wednesday) | State holiday
September
- 07/09 – Independence of Brazil (Sunday)
October
- 12/10 – Our Lady of Aparecida (Sunday)
November
- 02/11 – All Souls’ Day (Sunday)
- 15/11 – Proclamation of the Republic (Saturday)
December
- 24/12 – Christmas Eve (Wednesday, after 2pm) | Optional holiday
- 25/12 – Christmas (Thursday)
- 12/31 – New Year’s Eve (Wednesday, after 2 p.m.) | Public holiday
