Jalapão
Community-Based
Jalapão beyond the obvious: an immersion in nature and quilombola culture.
About the expedition Jalapão
Available dates
2025
February 28th to March 4th
April 17th to 21st
April 30th to May 4th
June 18th to 22nd
August 9th to 13th
September 6th to 10th
October 11th to 15th
November 9th to 23rd
Preços
BLR R$ 4.100
What's included
Meeting Point
Palmas (TO)
Transportation
Internal transportation from Palmas to the community and return to Palmas Airport.
Accommodations
1 night* in a hotel in Palmas
Remaining nights (shared room for up to 3 people) in a quilombola guesthouse
*Single, double, triple or quadruple rooms. Speak to our team of experts.
Meals
4 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners
Experiences
Visit to Sussuapara Canyon
Buriti viola circle and accordion
Mumbuquense breakfast at Pousada da Tonha
Formiga Waterfall
Native Trail with bathing in the Formiga River
Meeting of the Waters Trail
Fervedouro Encontro das Águas
Tea with the community matriarch
Craft workshop with Capim Dourado
Rafting on the Soninho River
Visit to Fervedouro Alecrim
Conversation about crafts with Buriti
Night visit to the boiler
Safety and Assistance
Travel insurance for every day of the itinerary
Vivalá representative present throughout the itinerary
Airline
Airline not included
Nearest airport: Palmas International Airport – Brigadeiro Lysias Rodrigues, in Palmas (TO)
Arrival: any time on Day 1 of the itinerary.
Return: book your return ticket from 4pm on the last day of the itinerary.
what travelers say
Testimony from those who have already lived this experience
Guilherme C. – Expedição Jalapão (English)I dreamed of traveling to Jalapão, it was one of the places I most wanted to visit in Brazil. I had an idea of the beauty of the place from the photos, but I could never imagine the diversity of things I experienced and learned. In addition to the indescribable beauty of the landscapes and the almost magical waters of the rivers and boiling waters, we experienced the cultural richness of the quilombola community Mumbuca, where we stayed and had a unique cultural contact, listened to stories, music and learned a little about the region’s crafts. The rafting route on the Soninho River is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen! I want to come back again and again.
