Parana Brazil Travel Guide
Morretes & Antonina: Historic colonial towns on the coast, known for their traditional "barreado" stew. Journey by the scenic Serra Verde Express train or by car/bus.
Paranaguá: Brazil's second oldest city and port, with historic buildings and access to the islands. Ilha do Mel (Honey Island): Protected ecological island featuring car-free beaches and charming pousadas. Ferry needed from Paranaguá or Pontal do Sul. An overnight stay renders the most of the island.
Make the most of your exploration of the surrounding region.
Tours simplify the Serra Verde Express + Morretes/Antonina trip, usually including transfers, meals, and guided walks.
Independent travel has greater flexibility in timing and exploration. It is suitable for those comfortable with public transport or car rentals. Ilha do Mel is often explored independently with ferry planning.
Discover the stunning natural landscapes surrounding Curitiba.
Home to The south of Brazil's highest peak, with challenging hiking for experienced hikers. Often demands a full day or overnight camping.
Located near Curitiba, this park features trails plus waterfalls suitable for shorter nature excursions.
Remote island park near Paranaguá, known for pristine beaches, unique wildlife (dolphins, sea turtles), and preserved Atlantic Forest. Boat entry from Paranaguá or Guaraqueçaba.
Curitiba's surrounding region has many parks and reserves safeguarding diverse ecosystems.
The journey down the Serra do Mar mountains by the Serra Verde Express train or by means of the historic Estrada da Graciosa showcases stunning panoramic views of the dense Atlantic Forest. Coastal regions present beautiful beaches.
Step back in time plus tour the cultural richness of Paraná's towns.
Lapa has well-preserved 19th-century architecture. Visit the historical museum and learn about its significance during the Federalist Revolution.
Colônia Witmarsum is an unique Mennonite community. Explore farms, sample traditional German food and cheeses.
Estrada do Vinho in São José dos Pinhais showcases family wine estates and local traditions. The Santuário Nossa Senhora do Rocio in Paranaguá is a major pilgrimage site.
These tours widen your appreciation for Paraná's history, rural life, and spiritual heritage. They complement urban exploration with diverse regional experiences.
The region beyond Curitiba holds tales and customs. Visiting these locations introduces you to different facets of Paraná's culture.
A town steeped in Brazilian history, featuring preserved historical sites and a quiet ambiance.
Discover the distinct culture of the Mennonite community and taste their culinary delights.
Explore the scenic Wine Street or visit a revered pilgrimage spot in Paranaguá.
Make your trip longer to explore more from The southern part of Brazil and outside the area.
An island retreat for relaxation and exploration.
Scenic train journeys and coastal town visits.
Witness the spectacular Iguazu Falls.
Each extension has a distinct experience.
Brazil's domestic flight network links major cities efficiently.
A comfortable and often scenic another option for inter-city travel.
Consider travel times and connections when extending your trip.
