Parque de Superagui
21-10-2025
North of the coast of Paraná, on the border of São Paulo, the Superagui National Park reveals more than 40 km of deserted beaches, preserved mangroves, Atlantic forests and glittering lagoons. Created in 1989, this protected site of nearly 34,000 hectares is home to exceptional biodiversity, including the black-faced lion monkey (Leontopithecus caissara) and the purple-faced parrot (Amazona brasiliensis), two endangered and emblematic species of the region.
Beyond its spectacular landscapes, Superagui invites you to discover the Caiçara culture. Thanks to community tourism, visitors can taste local cuisine, listen to fandango and share the traditional way of life. Between nature and culture, Superagui is a place where the wild beauty and living memory of Brazil meet.
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