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Discover the best top things to do in State of Espirito Santo, Brazil including Alta Waterfall, Pedra do Itabira, Itaunas Beach, Parque Estadual Paulo Cesar Vinha, Parque da Fonte Grande, Morro do Moreno, Parque Estadual de Pedra Azul, Itaunas Beach, Barra Nova Beach, Fernando Torres Municipal Theater.
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1. Alta Waterfall
2. Pedra do Itabira
3. Itaunas Beach
4. Parque Estadual Paulo Cesar Vinha
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
The State Park is designed to protect the exceptional attributes of nature in the region, the full protection of flora, fauna, soil, lakes, dunes and other natural resources. As well as its preservation for educational, scientific and recreational purposes providing structure for visitors and with your free access requiring mandatory hiring of an environmental monitor for over 15 visiting groups. beaches: The park includes two beaches (the Sun and the karai), and at sea, several islands and rocks, and the archipelago of 3 islands. Seawater goes blue and transparent and also the site beaches turtles spawning marinhas.Lá visitors can bathe in a freshwater lagoon sought karai Lagoon (main attraction) also known as Coca-Cola Lagoon due its reddish color. And you can take great pictures of our gazebo. tracks: The park has three trails, the Clusia, Restinga and the famous trail Capybara (made kayaking with charge) amid several sandbank environments where all trails lead visitors to Lagoa de Carais. Other attractions: Next to the reserve, are located other important sights of the Holy Spirit, as the beach of Ponta da Fruta, Setiba and the famous resort of Guarapari.
5. Parque da Fonte Grande
6. Morro do Moreno
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4.5 based on 1,203 reviews
Reviewed By Sarahhic - Dublin, Ireland
Absolutely amazing views of Camburi and Vitoria, the third bridge and the Convento and Vilha Velha. It's a 30 minute walk up to the top, a little hard in the heat on a hot day but fine once you have some water and go at your own pace ! It's well worth spending some time there to enjoy the views! There is a lovely viewpoint of the bridge from half way up the hike also. I would love to go back at sunrise or sunset...must be even more incredible.
