Waterfall Access
Many of the best waterfalls are located on private property and require a small entrance fee or a local guide.





São João d'Aliança serves as the southern entrance to the magnificent Chapada dos Veadeiros region in Goiás. While often quieter than the more famous Alto Paraíso, this town provides a more authentic and laid-back experience for travelers. Visitors are drawn to the surrounding landscape, which is dotted with spectacular waterfalls like Cachoeira do Label and complex geological formations. It is an ideal base for eco-tourists who want to explore the Cerrado biome's unique biodiversity and dramatic canyons without the heavy tourist crowds found elsewhere in the region.
São João d'Aliança serves as the southern entrance to the magnificent Chapada dos Veadeiros region in Goiás. While often quieter than the more famous Alto Paraíso, this town provides a more authentic and laid-back experience for travelers. Visitors are drawn to the surrounding landscape, which is dotted with spectacular waterfalls like Cachoeira do Label and complex geological formations. It is an ideal base for eco-tourists who want to explore the Cerrado biome's unique biodiversity and dramatic canyons without the heavy tourist crowds found elsewhere in the region.
Gateway to the Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park.
Home to the spectacular Cachoeira do Label, one of the region's tallest waterfalls.
Authentic local culture and traditional Goiano cuisine.
Access to diverse hiking trails and pristine natural swimming pools.
Direct access to the southern portion of Chapada dos Veadeiros.
Abundant natural beauty with high-altitude Cerrado landscapes.
More traditional and less commercialized than other nearby tourist hubs.
Many of the best waterfalls are located on private property and require a small entrance fee or a local guide.
Renting a car is highly recommended as public transportation to the natural attractions is very limited.
Nature enthusiasts and travelers exploring the Chapada dos Veadeiros.
BRL R$
$30-$60 p/day
14,041
Don't miss the 'empadão goiano,' a traditional savory pie that is a staple of the local cuisine.
Portuguese, English
May-September
The end of the dry season; waterfalls may be lower but the weather is warm and the Cerrado flowers begin to bloom.
The rainy season brings lush greenery and powerful waterfalls, though some trails may be slippery or closed due to flash flood risks.
A beautiful transitional period with pleasant temperatures and decreasing rainfall, perfect for long hikes.
The peak dry season (May-August) offers clear blue skies and the most reliable conditions for exploring the trails.