Campo Grande Mato Grosso Do Sul, Brazil Travel Guide
Discover the rich natural environment surrounding Campo Grande.
City parks (Parque das Nações Indígenas) offer easy walks. Serra da Bodoquena Park And Pantanal fazendas provide moderate treks, often with guides.
Snorkeling/flotation (Rio da Prata, Nascente Azul), river tubing/rafting, and diving (Abismo Anhumas) in crystal-clear rivers.
Boat trips, canoeing/kayaking for wildlife viewing, and piranha fishing are popular from lodges.
Book Pantanal and Bonito activities through reputable tour operators. Many attractions require a licensed guide and advance reservations.
Campo Grande has avenues to connect with local culture, from arts to community life.
Restricted formal schools for short-term tourists. Immersion and interaction with locals offers the best way to learn some simple Portuguese.
Utilize language learning apps (Duolingo, Babbel) before your trip and while you're on it to build vocabulary.
Sharing this cold mate infusion is a social ritual, a wonderful way to connect with locals and experience an feature of local culture.
Traditional Brazilian winter harvest festival with folk music, square dancing, festive decorations, and corn-based foods.
Annual Cowboy Festival (Exposição Agropecuária) in April-May, featuring rodeo, livestock, sertanejo concerts, and cultural displays.
A cold mate infusion, a social ritual and deep cultural experience, creating connection with locals.
After adventures, find opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation in Campo Grande.
Limited tourist retreats. Local yoga studios present options for drop-in classes.
Many mid-range and high-end hotels feature swimming pools, a refreshing escape from the heat.
Parque das Nações Indígenas and Horto Florestal are ideal for peaceful walks and relaxation.
Utilize hotel pools for swimming for relaxation and to chill off from the city heat.
Consider a trip to Bonito for natural water-based therapy in its famed clear rivers.
Find tranquility in Campo Grande's urban parks for walks and quiet moments.
Campo Grande has a nightlife and diverse entertainment options.
Selection of local nightclubs, playing sertanejo, electronic music, and Brazilian pop. Found in upscale areas like Jardim dos Estados, open late on weekends.
Rua Euclides da Cunha and vicinity (Jardim dos Estados) offers bars and restaurants for socializing and drinks. Explore local botecos for authentic experiences.
Restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in active districts stay open late. Feira Central also has late-night food and entertainment on specific evenings.
Experience Brazil's popular country music in local venues, a part of the region's nightlife.
Enjoy late-night food, live music, and an unique cultural atmosphere at this bustling market on Friday and Saturday.
This street has a lively zone with a concentration of bars and restaurants, a popular spot for locals to socialize.
Check local tourism websites or social media for event calendars to catch special performances or festivals during your stay.
Campo Grande has a diverse shopping experience, from traditional markets to new shopping centers.
Leather goods, Pantanal-themed items (e.g., capybara figurines, piranha teeth jewelry), Tereré kits (guampa, bomba, yerba mate), local foods (sweets, cachaça).
Shopping Campo Grande: Largest, most modern mall with national/multinational brands, food court, cinema. Rua Euclides da Cunha: Boutique stores, fashion outlets.
Prioritize local artisans. Use great caution with wildlife products; avoid endangered species. Ensure ethical sourcing for any wildlife-related souvenirs.
Packing light for your journey leaves ample room for mementos and local treasures. Consider collapsible bags for added capacity.
