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The PlanetaEXO platform has unveiled its ultimate ecotourism itineraries in Brazil for 2026 getaways. This curated mapping features 15 remarkable national destinations that seamlessly blend the exploration of diverse biomes with environmental conservation and community-based projects. The guide highlights locations equipped with the perfect infrastructure to encourage longer, more immersive stays for global travelers.
Park Dimensions and World-Class Infrastructure
In the vibrant Northeast region, the Chapada Diamantina National Park spans an impressive 38,000 square kilometers across the state of Bahia. This natural wonderland is home to the majestic Fumaça Waterfall (Cachoeira da Fumaça), boasting a breathtaking 400-meter drop. Meanwhile, the Serra da Capivara National Park covers 130,000 hectares in the state of Piauí and safeguards an astonishing collection of 30,000 cataloged pieces of ancient rock art.
- The charming district of Vila Bom Jardim harbors the crystal-clear springs of Nobres, located just 65 kilometers from the city center.
- The renowned hospitality sector of Bonito, which includes the Zagaia Eco Resort, welcomes visitors 300 kilometers away from the state capital, Campo Grande.
- The Jalapão National Park and the stunning Serras Gerais region are connected by a scenic four-hour overland journey between their main bases.
Accommodations nestled within these preservation zones operate in proud partnership with wildlife research institutes. Right at the border of Goiás, Minas Gerais, and Bahia, the Pousada Trijunção offers guests the rare and thrilling opportunity to spot maned wolves through the renowned Onçafari project. In the Minas Gerais district of Lima Duarte, the Ibiti Project manages the trails of Ibitipoca, intentionally distributing tourism revenue to empower and uplift the local mountain communities.