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In February 2026, the sustainable travel platform PlanetaEXO released a comprehensive guide highlighting fifteen Brazilian destinations dedicated to environmental conservation and authentic integration with local communities. This exciting lineup spans across Brazil’s most diverse biomes—including the lush Amazon, the biodiverse Cerrado savanna, the unique Caatinga, and breathtaking marine environments. The curated locations encourage longer, immersive stays while ensuring a minimal footprint on the local ecosystems, making them perfect for conscious travelers.
In the Northeast region, the majestic Chapada Diamantina National Park offers unforgettable ecological itineraries spread across 38,000 square kilometers in the state of Bahia. This natural sanctuary is home to the stunning Cachoeira da Fumaça, boasting a 400-meter waterfall drop, alongside world-class trekking routes through the spectacular Pati Valley. Further north, in the state of Piauí, the Serra da Capivara National Park spans 130,000 hectares and serves as an awe-inspiring open-air museum, safeguarding approximately 30,000 pieces of ancient rock art.
Bridging the Center-West and Southeast, the region’s hospitality infrastructure seamlessly blends comfort with native species preservation. Pousada Trijunção, uniquely situated on the border of Goiás, Minas Gerais, and Bahia, partners with the renowned Onçafari project to offer exclusive maned wolf spotting experiences. Meanwhile, in Mato Grosso do Sul, the world-famous eco-haven of Bonito—located 300 kilometers from the state capital, Campo Grande—invites visitors to experience mesmerizing snorkeling and floating activities in its crystal-clear limestone rivers.
Other Natural Paradises Highlighted in the Study
- Jalapão and Serras Gerais: stunning, untouched regions located in the state of Tocantins, separated by a scenic four-hour drive.
- Vale do Catimbau: a captivating national park in Pernambuco featuring dramatic rock formations and six thousand prehistoric paintings.
- Abrolhos: a magnificent five-island archipelago off the coast of Bahia, renowned as a premier destination for scuba diving and humpback whale watching.