National Park: The Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park offers activities for visitors of all ages and interests. Once there, you can enjoy outdoor walks, swim in waterfalls, connect with nature, exercise, marvel at the landscapes, and relax.

Vale da Lua: The site is easily accessible, with a simple trail. Hiring a local guide is not necessary, as everything is well signposted, the path is short, and it’s usually busy.

Loquinhas: The trail is tranquil and considered easy, making it suitable even for children. Additionally, there are stopping points for swims. A tip is to go straight to the Xamã Pool first to take a spectacular photo with the help of the sun’s rays and then enjoy the day.

Morro Vermelho Hot Springs

Located between Alto Paraíso and Vila de São Jorge, São Bento is very convenient for tourists who don’t want to travel too far. The complex where the São Bento Waterfall is located also includes Almécegas I and Almécegas II waterfalls.

Often called "Alto" by locals, this town has a good infrastructure to accommodate tourists, yet retains its simple charm, which is part of its appeal and that of the entire Chapada.

For those who enjoy more secluded and less touristy spots, Macaquinho Waterfall is a great option. Getting there isn’t difficult, requiring a relatively easy trail. However, the journey demands a good walk through well-preserved areas.

Couros Waterfall is located in Alto Paraíso and is one of the most visited places in the region. If you’re in town, be sure to include this waterfall in your itinerary. As a tip, hiring a guide is recommended to reach the location.

The set of waterfalls Almécegas I, Almécegas II, and São Bento is among the most popular attractions for travelers visiting Chapada dos Veadeiros. These three waterfalls are located on the São Bento Farm and can be easily visited in one day.