Hidden waterfalls, giant cliffs and the most beautiful sunset of the Cerrado, just one hour from Cuiabá airport.
Known for its reddish sandstone cliffs, canyons, viewpoints and waterfalls, the region is home to Chapada dos Guimarães National Park, which protects unique rock formations, trails, caves and the famous Véu de Noiva Waterfall, the destination's postcard view.
Chapada is also rich in biodiversity, home to many species of birds, mammals and typical Cerrado vegetation. It's ideal for anyone who loves ecotourism, hiking and taking in nature, with the charming town of Chapada as a base.
The Véu de Noiva and Namorados waterfalls and, with attentive guides, birds many people go a lifetime without seeing, like the peixe-frito.
Add Chapada before or after your Pantanal expedition.