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Located on the border of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina, this region offers visitors unique and unforgettable experiences. If you're seeking adventure, a connection with nature, and awe-inspiring scenery, these canyons are the perfect destination for you!
Photo: Francielle Garcia Moreira
Why Visit the Aparados da Serra Canyons?
Spectacular Landscapes: Majestic canyons, crystal-clear waterfalls, and rich biodiversity create a breathtaking backdrop.
Guaranteed Adventure: Challenging trails, rappelling, climbing, horseback riding, and hot air ballooning are just a few of the activities available for thrill-seekers.
Tranquility and Connection with Nature: Escape the routine and enjoy moments of peace and connection with nature amidst lush landscapes.
Waterfall Visits: Cool off in the crystal-clear waters of the region's numerous waterfalls.
Bird Watching: The area is home to a wide variety of birds, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.
Regional Cuisine: Savor the delicious regional cuisine, with a focus on colonial products and typical local dishes.
Where to Stay?
The region offers various accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets, from charming and cozy inns to more sophisticated hotels. Some of the most recommended inns are Morada dos Canyons, Morada da Montanha, and Parador Casa da Montanha.
The most common way to reach the Aparados da Serra Canyons is by car. The area is well-signposted, and access is relatively easy.
Tips for a Perfect Trip:
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit the canyons is during spring and fall when temperatures are milder.
Pack Appropriate Clothing: Don't forget to bring comfortable walking clothes, warm clothing for cooler nights, and sunscreen.
Hire a Guide: Hiring a local guide is a great option to explore the canyons safely and learn more about the region.
Book in Advance: Especially during holidays and peak season, it's important to book your accommodation and tours in advance.
The Aparados da Serra Canyons are waiting for you for an unforgettable adventure!
Photo: Germano Roberto Schüür
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