A little about the city
Cambará do Sul is a municipality in the northeastern region of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Known as one of the country's leading ecotourism destinations, Cambará do Sul attracts visitors with its stunning landscapes, which include canyons, waterfalls, grasslands, and araucaria trees. Here is some information about the town: - Canyons: The main attraction of Cambará do Sul is its spectacular canyons, which stretch across the region. The most famous are Cânion Itaimbezinho and Cânion Fortaleza, both part of the Parque Nacional de Aparados da Serra. Visitors can hike the trails to take in the stunning panoramic views of these rock formations. - National Parks: In addition to the Parque Nacional de Aparados da Serra, Cambará do Sul is also home to the Parque Nacional da Serra Geral. Both parks offer opportunities for hiking, wildlife watching, and contemplating the region's untouched nature. - Waterfalls: The Cambará do Sul area is dotted with beautiful waterfalls, some reachable by trails and others more remote. Among the most popular waterfalls are Cachoeira dos Venâncios, Cachoeira do Tio França, and Cachoeira do Passo do S. - Rural Tourism: Cambará do Sul also offers rural tourism experiences, where visitors can get to know cattle ranches and the production of cheese and other local products, as well as take part in activities such as horseback riding and milking.
