Sitios - Wild Atlas Guide

Serra do Gandarela National Park

Where granite massifs rise through Atlantic Forest in southeastern Brazil’s highlands, Serra do Gandarela National Park protects nearly 1,000 square

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Chapada Diamantina National Park

Where granite peaks and sandstone cliffs rise abruptly from the Brazilian interior, Chapada Diamantina National Park sprawls across 4,215 square

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Lençóis Maranhenses National Park

Where white sand dunes rise in dramatic ridges across a coastal lowland, Lençóis Maranhenses National Park reveals one of Brazil’s

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Sete Cidades National Park

Sete Cidades sprawls across 113 square kilometres of northeastern Brazil’s interior plateau, where weathered sandstone formations rise dramatically from the

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Saint-Hilaire/Lange National Park

Subtropical Atlantic forests rise and fall across the plateaus of inland Paraná, where Saint-Hilaire/Lange National Park protects nearly 578 square

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Itatiaia National Park

Where granite peaks pierce the Atlantic rainforest canopy in southeastern Brazil, Itatiaia National Park rises as one of the country’s

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Superagui National Park

Where the Atlantic rainforest meets the subtropical coast of Paraná, Superagui National Park sprawls across more than 1,000 square kilometres

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Ilha Grande National Park

Across the subtropical plateaus and Atlantic forest remnants of southern Brazil, a vast protected landscape spanning nearly 4,600 square kilometers

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Serra da Capivara National Park

Across the semi-arid plateaus and deeply incised canyons of northeastern Brazil, where Piauí’s ancient sandstone formations rise and fall in

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Pau Brasil National Park

Tropical Atlantic forest cloaks the rolling terrain of northeastern Bahia, where Pau Brasil National Park protects nearly 390 square kilometers