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Northern Majesties

In the far north of Cavalcante, toward the Paranã river valley, three grandiose waterfalls share the same dirt roads: Canjica, Rei do Prata and Catoá. Any one of them would justify the trip on its own; stringing all three together over consecutive days is an experience that defies description — emerald water, monumental rock walls and almost no one around. A 4×4-and-local-guide route, with an overnight stay in the region.

3 attractions on this route — refine with the filter below.

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Cachoeira do Catoá© Gt Notícias
Waterfall·Cavalcante

Also spelled Catuá. The gem of the village of Campo Alegre (Mocambo/Mucambo district), in Paranã (TO), on the disputed GO–TO border strip north of Cavalcante. Guides say the drop is ~70 m; the state tourism registry lists 101 m. A tall fall set into a rock wall, whose great distinction is two pools side by side: one of cold emerald-green water fed by the waterfall, and another of warm turquoise-blue water welling up from a spring in the rock. An isolated place with no facilities, visitable only with an accredited guide.

70 m
drop
8 km
trail · 4 h
66 km
Cavalcante
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Cachoeira Rei do Prata© Agarre o Mundo (blog)
Waterfall·Cavalcante

The Rio da Prata complex: clear water, pools for swimming, and far fewer people. The local pick when someone asks for 'the truly most beautiful one'.

25 m
drop
7 km
trail · 3 h
60 km
Cavalcante
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Cachoeira Canjica© Prefeitura Municipal de Cavalcante
Waterfall·Cavalcante

Another favorite among those who know the Cavalcante area. Clean water and a calm, crowd-free feel.

20 m
drop
3 km
trail · 1.5 h
75 km
Cavalcante
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