Alto Paraíso de Goiás — Chapada dos Veadeiros

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The destination

Why Alto Paraíso?

01

UNESCO Heritage

Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park is a World Heritage site, with rock formations 1.8 billion years old.

02

Biodiversity

One of the largest concentrations of springs in Brazil, home to endemic Cerrado species.

03

Sustainable Tourism

Certified guides, sustainable lodgings and cuisine with ingredients from the local biome.

Travel guides

Frequently asked questions about Chapada dos Veadeiros

When is the best time to visit Chapada dos Veadeiros?

The dry season (May to September) is best: less rain, easier trails and clear waterfalls. October to April is wetter; the landscape is greener and waterfalls fuller, but some trails can be slippery.

How many days to spend in Chapada dos Veadeiros?

We recommend 3 to 5 days to see the main waterfalls, trails and the National Park. With 1 day you can visit one or two spots near Alto Paraíso. Use our ready-made 1-, 3- and 5-day itineraries to plan.

What to do in Chapada dos Veadeiros?

Waterfalls (Almécegas, Loquinhas, Vale da Lua), National Park trails, viewpoints, river swimming, dining in Alto Paraíso, farmers' market and hippie fair. On VisitChapada you'll find the map, itineraries and verified tour guides.

Where to stay in Chapada dos Veadeiros?

Alto Paraíso de Goiás is the main base: most guesthouses, restaurants and trail access. São Jorge (Park gate) is quieter. Use the VisitChapada map to filter accommodation by location and price.

Do I need a guide to visit Chapada dos Veadeiros?

In the National Park you can hike official trails on your own. For trails on private land and remote waterfalls, a local guide is recommended. Check our list of verified guides.

Is Chapada dos Veadeiros good for kids?

Yes. There are shallow waterfalls, easy trails and family-friendly lodges. See the Chapada for Children section on VisitChapada, with a 3-day itinerary and family-friendly spots.

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