MORRO AZUL

Morro Azul is the highest point in Igaratá, approximately 360 meters above sea level, and has been a traditional geographical landmark of the city for centuries. The region has a history as a natural attraction, with trails that date back to traditional practices of exploring the territory.

Morro Azul is important to the cultural identity of Igaratá, being the main ecotourism attraction that puts the city on the map of nature tourism in São Paulo state. The planned tourist complex demonstrates the importance of the site as a cultural and economic asset for regional development.

The hill boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna typical of the Serra da Mantiqueira region, offering views that extend to more than seven neighboring cities. It provides a panoramic view of the Jaguari Reservoir and the mountain landscape, creating an impressive natural panorama for visitors.