Chapada dos Guimarães

With gorgeous landscapes, the National Park of Chapada dos Guimarães is a national preservation area surrounded by forests, waterfalls, caves, stone houses, miradors and wind sculptures rocks forming interesting figures that give a touch of magic to the environment . This area has enormous ecological importance, and it has rich vegetation , ranging from small woodland to clear fields and open pastures. You will see amazing canyons such as the Portão do Inferno (Hell’s Gate), and the Véu de Noiva Waterfall (Bride’s Veil Waterfall). The Chapada region is also an ideal place for rappeling, houseback riding, canoeing, snorkeling, motocross, bike riding and trekking.

Pantanal

The Pantanal complex is a conservation area, located in western central Brazil on the south-west corner of the State of Mato Grosso, The Pantanal is an ecological paradise in the heart of Brazil. It is one of the world's largest freshwater wetland ecosystems. It has a rich diversity of wildlife and vegetation. A spetacular variety of  animals, such as alligators, tuiuius and even jaguars, can be appreciated in safaris. The Pantanal is also home to a variety of birds. Tourists can be in touch with nature by going  horseback riding into a swamp. You can also go fishing in the Pantanal waters. Who knows? Maybe you can get a dourado or a pacu. 

Jaciara

Jaciara is a small town in the state of Mato Grosso in the Central-West region of Brazil, between Cuiabá and Rondonopólis. There we can find plenty of natural beauties such as caves, rivers,  canyons and waterfalls.  You can visit the famous Fumaça’s waterfall, where you can practice rappelling and enjoy an exciting free fall. About two hours far from Fumaça’s waterfall you can go rafting in a private park. There you can also find natural pools with crystal clear waters, canyons and chutes. São Lourenço River and its tributaries hide many options of breathtaking rides. 

Nobres

A piece of paradise, Nobres is the most recent touristic site in Mato Grosso. It is located 142 km from the capital Cuiabá. This friendly small town is located between the Amazon forest and the savannah region. In the Salobra River you can go snorkeling and watch different species of fish like piraputanga, dourado, and others. You’ll have the sensation of diving into a real aquarium. The Triste River, 30 km far from the district of Bom Jardim, has crystal clear waters and an enormous variety of fish and aquatic plants. In the Serra Azul waterfall you can have the opportunity to swim among schools of piraputangas and practice snorkeling in crystalline water.