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Looking ahead to 2026, the PlanetaEXO platform and Viagem e Turismo magazine have curated a list of 15 breathtaking ecotourism destinations across Brazil. This survey highlights remarkable locations where travel experiences actively support environmental conservation. The vibrant list ranges from the lush depths of the Amazon basin to pristine protected marine parks in the Northeast.
In the state of Bahia, the Chapada Diamantina National Park spans 70,000 hectares of spectacular native vegetation. The park is a paradise for hikers, boasting an extensive network of trails and the majestic Cachoeira da Fumaça (Smoke Waterfall), which plunges from a striking height of 400 meters. The gateway to this natural wonder is the charming town of Lençóis, a scenic six-hour drive from Salvador.
In the Midwest, the world-renowned eco-hub of Bonito lies 300 kilometers from the state capital, Campo Grande. Here, visitors can float through crystal-clear limestone springs, guided by certified local experts to ensure minimal environmental impact. Meanwhile, in the unparalleled Pantanal wetlands, local eco-lodges work hand-in-hand with wildlife research projects, offering guests a unique and sustainable safari experience.
Ancient Archaeological Sites and Pristine Coastlines
The guide also spotlights regions dedicated to historical preservation and marine wildlife observation. In Pernambuco, the Catimbau National Park protects an awe-inspiring archaeological site featuring over 6,000 ancient rock art records. Along the Bahian coast, the Abrolhos Marine National Park offers unforgettable catamaran tours, thoughtfully designed for responsible humpback whale watching.
The catalog further showcases lush forest reserves and dramatic canyon formations across the North and South of the country. The survey highlights top-tier tourist infrastructure in the following national conservation areas:
- The Anavilhanas and Jaú National Parks in the heart of the Amazon
- Serra da Capivara in Piauí, boasting 130,000 hectares of cataloged wonders
- The mesmerizing cave systems and crystal rivers of Nobres, Mato Grosso
- The majestic rocky canyons of Cambará do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul