Cascata Diamantina (Diamantina Waterfall)

Cascata da Baronesa (Baronesa Waterfall) for instance, is simple to accessibility, have a little loss you fresh water and is very next to the beginning of the hike to Cascata Diamantina. Not far away is Cascata Gabriela (Gabriela Waterfall), with it small fall and a lovely pool of tidy and fresh water where you can dive and have fun with your family members, even delighting in an outing near the waters.

Accessed by an easy-difficulty walk, this waterfall is hidden on the center of the timbers, with cold and clear waters. When you are following to the waterfall, in the center of the woods, it’s even hard to think that you are on one of the largest and most dynamic cities of Brazil.

Despite the fact that it’s not essentially on the middle of the town, the access is extremely simple. You can most likely to the waterfall by bike or cars and truck (look for “cascata da Baronesa” on google maps to locate the directions). You can pass bus too, making use of lines 301 or 302, that attaches the areas to Terminal Gentileza and Terminal Alvorada, two large bus terminals where you can locate buses to any type of component of the city. But passing bus you’ll need to stroll more 3 kilometers on some roads of the woodland to arrive. The national park open at 8 a.m. to cars, and at 6 a.m. to pedestrians and bikes. It’s recommended to arrive early (between 8 and 10 a.m.) to locate car park inside the park).