In the center of Mato Grosso, Nobres is one of those Brazilian destinations still discreet but perfect for those who wish to enjoy nature away from the crowds. Its rivers of astonishing clarity, caves and natural pools offer an ideal setting to relax, explore and observe the wildlife.
Among the must-see places, the Aquário Élastikon allows you to swim in transparent water surrounded by tropical fish. La Lagoa Azul, hidden in a cave, impresses with the intense blue of its lake. The Balneário Estivado is popular for swimming, while the Serra Azul captivates with its waterfall and natural pools. For a
About 250 kilometers from Natal, the Dunas do Rosado reveal one of the most striking landscapes in Rio Grande do Norte. Located between Porto do Mangue and Areia Branca, this vast field of moving dunes, covering nearly 10 square kilometers and considered the second largest in Brazil after the Lençóis Maranhenses, remains little visited and maintains a wild, untouched atmosphere.
The site owes its name to the pink color of its sand, which changes with the light and wind, shifting from ochre to golden tones throughout the day. The contrast with the dry sertão and the deep
Located in the Serra do Espinhaço, in the heart of the Tabuleiro Municipal Natural Park, the Cachoeira do Tabuleiro is the highest waterfall in the state of Minas Gerais and the third largest in Brazil. With its 273 meters of free fall, it impresses with the majesty of its rock face, sculpted by time and water.
In the upper part, several small falls and lagoons follow one another, while at the base, a vast basin about 18 meters deep extends between huge blocks of stone. The place, still preserved, offers a grandiose spectacle: a balance between strength and serenity, where the
