The Southeast, Brazil
Ouro Preto, Mariana, Congonhas, Sabará, and Inhotim are popular destinations. Serra do Cipó National Park displays natural beauty.
Buses connect from Belo Horizonte's Rodoviária. Organized tours bring ease, while car rental presents freedom. Ride-sharing works for closer spots.
Knowing travel times and preferred methods assists your planning for each trip.
These trips remove the stress of planning and navigation, offering a guided experience.
Traveling solo or with a small group grants freedom and schedule control.
Minas Gerais' landscapes beyond the city limits display stunning natural beauty and formations.
This National Park is known for diverse ecosystems, waterfalls, and trekking.
A state park close to the city, offering scenic landscapes and trails.
The region features numerous impressive waterfalls and geological cave systems.
Minas Gerais presents mountainous terrain, rural settings, and no coastal access.
Visitor experiences change with the seasons, from lush to dry conditions.
Venture beyond the city for a immersion into Minas Gerais' historical and rural charm.
Visit Ouro Preto, Mariana, Congonhas, and Sabará. Each town provides insight into Brazil's colonial past.
Discover the countryside through visits to agricultural enterprises.
Santuário do Caraçan offers a peaceful setting for spiritual reflection.
The region showcases masterpieces of Baroque art and sculpture.
Explore its gold-adorned churches and colonial streets.
Brazil's first capital of Minas Gerais, near Ouro Preto.
A world-renowned contemporary art and botanical garden.
Consider extending your visit to explore the region more deeply.
Dedicate a full day or overnight stay for a comprehensive visit.
Spend two days in Ouro Preto and Mariana, including an overnight stay.
Combine Serra do Cipó with a nearby colonial town like Sabará.
Belo Horizonte to Ouro Preto, Mariana, Congonhas, Tiradentes, São João del Rei.
Belo Horizonte, Serra do Cipó, Diamantina, then return.
Belo Horizonte, Inhotim, Ouro Preto, Mariana.
