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Created in 1958, with its 35,750 ha, it is located in the south of the state of Sao Paulo, covers part of the municipalities of Iporanga and Apiai and has territorial continuity with the EP Intervales. In addition to the value as a remnant forest area, the importance is emphasized by the association of the forest with the so-called “relief relief”, with cave systems that house unique underground landscapes, with a great morphological variety of speleothems and paleontological sites. Due to the number - more than 400, beauty and complexity of its caves, PETAR is an internationally recognized park. Due to the high level of preservation of the region, PETAR shelters species of the Atlantic Forest typical of primary forests (vegetation with high degree of preservation, almost without human intervention, with trees between 25 and 30 meters high), such as cinnamon, cedar and palm heart. -jucara. In addition to this important geological matrix, PETAR presents species of animals from large te
Very good nature option close to Sao Paulo or Curitiba. There are many different options to walk around, with many water falls, available for swimming. Also many caves are visitable, with a guide. Really enjoiable place for some peace out of a big city. Not many restaurant or bar options, if you are looking for these to go along the nature.
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Apparently this site is normally overrun with tourists (one observation platform had a max capacity of 75!) We went in the middle of the week and it was extremely peaceful. Beautiful falls, well-marked paths, lots of signage (with some English). 50 reals for the family. Walking is very easy, but we didn't do the 700 step drop to the bottom. Glad we got to enjoy it ourselves.
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O Parque Estadual Ilha Anchieta protege a segunda maior ilha do Litoral Norte do estado. São 17 km de costões rochosos e sete praias de águas cristalinas que contrastam com o verde da Mata Atlântica. Criado em 1977, o PEIA tem como objetivos a proteção e conservação dos ecossistemas naturais; o desenvolvimento de pesquisas científicas; a realização de atividades de educação ambiental e de recreação em contato com a natureza. Os visitantes podem usufruir de caminhadas ecológicas, mergulhar em águas claras, explorar um rico patrimônio histórico cultural ou só contemplar a paisagem exuberante. Os principais ecossistemas existentes no Parque são marinho, floresta ombrófila densa, restinga e vegetação de costões rochosos, típicos do bioma mata atlântica. Há diversas espécies de aves, répteis e anfíbios. Nas trilhas da ilha, o turista poderá avistar pequenos mamíferos além de pássaros silvestres. Como pode avistar também organismos marinhos como as estrelas-do-mar, diferentes algas e peixes
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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.
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Cantareira foi o nome dado à serra pelos tropeiros que faziam o comércio entre São Paulo e as outras regiões do país, nos séculos XVI e XVII, devido à grande quantidade de nascentes e córregos encontrados na região. Era costume, na época, armazenar água em jarros de barro, os cântaros, e o apoio usado para guardá-los, chamava-se Cantareira. Sua maior porção está localizada na zona norte de São Paulo, constituindo um importante remanescente da Mata Atlântica na metrópole, e de extrema relevância ecológica para o estado de São Paulo. Foi declarado parte da Reserva da Biosfera do Cinturão Verde da cidade de São Paulo pela UNESCO em 1994. Entre as atividades voltadas para a conservação, o PE Cantareira oferece à comunidade alternativas de lazer orientadas para a conscientização ambiental, visando engajar a sociedade na preservação da natureza.
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