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Chapada Diamantina is home to its namesake national park and one of Brazil’s most varied natural and cultural landscapes. Its scale reveals itself in vast plateaux, canyons, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, caves and valleys, turning every journey into an act of discovery. Its deeper character emerges gradually: in historic towns, traditional communities, the family homes of Vale do Pati, knowledge passed down through generations and the people who know these paths intimately.

Designing a journey through Chapada Diamantina calls for insight, sensitivity and precision. Each route has its own natural rhythm.

Some journeys invite contemplation; others call for movement, preparation and full days on foot. Chapada Diamantina welcomes families, couples, small groups, photographers, birdwatchers, travellers drawn to culture and gastronomy, and walkers seeking some of Brazil’s most memorable treks. The quality of the experience lies in the balance between the right route, the time available, each traveller’s profile and the people chosen to guide and host them.

Lençóis holds a distinctive place within this landscape. Its preserved historic centre brings together cobbled streets, elegant old townhouses, restaurants, cafés, artists’ studios and a relaxed, convivial nightlife. Safe and easy to explore on foot, the town allows travellers to spend the day among trails, rivers and viewpoints before returning for an evening of gastronomy, culture and conversation. Lençóis is also one of the principal bases for exploring Chapada Diamantina National Park.

At Vale do Pati, families welcome walkers into their homes, share stories and serve meals prepared over wood-burning stoves. In Remanso, on the banks of Marimbus, African and Indigenous heritage is woven into farming, fishing, the Marujada tradition and knowledge of local plants and roots. Guides, biologists, artists, cooks, growers and local communities reveal the many ways in which Chapada Diamantina can be encountered and understood.

It is from this understanding that Hotel Canto das Águas serves as a bridge to Chapada Diamantina. Our story in Lençóis has been shaped by four decades of close ties, attentive listening and collaboration. We understand the routes, distances and different rhythms of the region, and know the local experts who can turn an itinerary into a coherent, safe and deeply human journey.

We make this curatorial knowledge available to travel agencies, tour operators and travel advisors seeking to introduce Chapada Diamantina to their clients. We share up-to-date editorial materials, high-resolution photography, practical logistical information, suggested itineraries in several languages and connections with local experts who can help shape each journey.

Our aim is to support the creation of coherent, thoughtfully designed journeys: choosing the right bases, understanding distances, combining towns and experiences, respecting community calendars and finding the right balance between nature, culture, comfort and discovery. 

For further information on Chapada Diamantina, Lençóis and Hotel Canto das Águas, please get in touch.

João Jasmin
Diretor de Brand & Destination

Tel: +5511987050460
[email protected]

Cachoeiras do Rio Lençóis com o Hotel Canto das Águas ao fundo, em Lençóis, Chapada Diamantina.
Cachoeiras do Rio Lençóis com o Hotel Canto das Águas ao fundo, em Lençóis, Chapada Diamantina.
Suíte com piscina privativa ao final da tarde no Hotel Canto das Águas, em Lençóis, Chapada Diamantina.
Suíte do Hotel Canto das Águas com obras de arte, ambientes confortáveis e decoração contemporânea em Lençóis, Chapada Diamantina.
Janela em forma de arco com vista para o jardim de vegetação nativa da Chapada Diamantina no Hotel Canto das Águas.
Suíte do Hotel Canto das Águas decorada com obras de arte e materiais de demolição reaproveitados, em Lençóis, Chapada Diamantina.
Silhueta do Morro do Pai Inácio diante de um pôr do sol laranja na Chapada Diamantina.
Céu violeta após o pôr do sol sobre os Gerais do Camelo, com vegetação de cerrado na Chapada Diamantina.
Pessoas nadando nas águas transparentes do Poço Azul sob um feixe de luz natural na Chapada Diamantina.
Crianças tomando banho no Serrano ao final da tarde, no Parque Natural Municipal da Muritiba, em Lençóis, Chapada Diamantina.
Vista do Morrão e do Vale de Águas Claras a partir do Morro do Pai Inácio, na Chapada Diamantina.
Vista aérea de Lençóis ao final da tarde, na Chapada Diamantina.
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