The waterfalls and trails of the Capão Valley make the village, also known as Caeté-Açu, one of the best destinations in Chapada Diamantina. Capão is a district of Palmeiras, lies at an altitude of around 1,100 metres and features waterfalls, natural pools, viewing points and trails leading to the Fumaça Waterfall and the Pati […]
The wonders of the Chapada Diamantina waterfalls A series of large and beautiful waterfalls await you in the Chapada Diamantina. This park, located in Bahia, is known for its rich natural diversity and breathtaking landscapes. Main waterfalls From north to south, you’ll find hundreds of waterfalls in the Chapada Diamantina […]
Discover Palmeiras: History, Culture and Attractions at the Gateway to the Capão Valley Palmeiras was founded in 1890 and experienced its glory days of diamond mining. Historical heritage The old buildings of the Praça da Igreja Matriz do Bom Jesus and the Palacete dos Alcântara are legacies of the mining […]
The Fumaça Waterfall: An ecological paradise The Fumaça Waterfall is one of the most famous attractions in the Chapada Diamantina in Bahia, located in the Vale do Capão, a region between the municipalities of Lençóis and Palmeira. Features of the waterfall: The Fumaça Waterfall is considered the second largest in […]
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