세라 다 에스피냐코 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The floor of the Colored Sand Rooms (Salões de Areias Coloridas) is covered with various shades of sand. The sand is also sold there in bottles as souvenirs. It's very narrow between the rocks and stones. There are no signs or reliable GPS reception. You shouldn't go there without a guide, as you'll probably get lost.

Barraca de Usquinha is a small wooden hut on the hiking trail that sells drinks. Next to the hut is a lookout point offering beautiful views.

Very beautiful place. If you set off early, you can have it all to yourself.

A swim in the natural pool is a delight! And many also take the opportunity to slide down the rocky slab.

Monument in honor of the miners of Lençóis

Born in 1981, in the capital of the state of Bahia, strongly influenced by cartoons, comics and games, he was introduced to the world of graffiti in the late 90s.

The city of Lençóis is considered the capital of Chapada Diamantina. It was once the largest diamond producer in the world. The name Lençóis (linen/sheets) originated from the camps of diamond prospectors who arrived in the region starting in 1845. Because there were few houses, they lived in tents that, from a distance, resembled sheets. Here, as in Salvador, the building where slaves were once traded still stands. The covered slave market in Lençóis now serves as a cultural events hall.

The route is fairly easy to find at first. After that, it's a matter of finding your way, and it can become dangerous. If you don't follow the river and head into the mountains, it becomes truly dangerous. We got lost and found the trail again after two hours of searching. The route through the river is also not easy; a guide is definitely recommended, especially for the last few kilometers.