Antônio Souza Waterfall is a charming natural formation located in the Boca da Mata neighborhood, approximately 16 kilometers from the center of Pedra Bela, near the Boca da Mata Waterfall. This smaller but charming waterfall offers calm waters and a perfect environment for relaxation, with a small waterfall that forms beautiful natural pools. The site is surrounded by rocks where you can sit and appreciate the tranquil beauty of the landscape, making it ideal for those seeking a peaceful environment in contact with nature.
The Boca da Mata Waterfall is a free natural attraction located in the Boca da Mata neighborhood, approximately 16 kilometers from the center of Pedra Bela, accessible via 6 kilometers of dirt road and 10 kilometers of paved road. The waterfall is formed by the Camanducaia River on the border between São Paulo and Minas Gerais, featuring 3 small cascades and natural pools where it is possible to bathe. Surrounded by a dense bamboo grove that offers ample shade, it is a perfect place for pleasant moments in direct contact with nature.
The Tuncuns Rapids are a famous aquatic attraction located in the Tuncuns neighborhood of Pedra Bela, offering a tranquil environment. This natural attraction is characterized by rapids and small waterfalls formed by the local waters, creating an ideal place to cool off on hot days. It's an excellent spot to enjoy the region's warm climate during the summer, with the possibility of swimming in the calmer parts of the rapids.
The longest zip line in the Americas and the second longest in the world, stretching almost 2 km, with a 250-meter descent reaching speeds of up to 107 km/h.
A unique 23 km tricycle ride through the rural roads of Pedra Bela, offering direct contact with nature.
Pedra Bela is a small municipality located in the northwest of the state of São Paulo, in the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain range, at approximately 1,120 meters above sea level, making it the third highest city in the state. With a population of about 6,000 inhabitants distributed over an area of 159 km², the municipality is known for its natural wealth, standing out for its agricultural production of potatoes, coffee, and beans. The city is especially famous for housing one of the world's longest zip lines and for its impressive rock formations, offering unique ecotourism experiences and outdoor activities in a mild climate.
A rock formation approximately 250 meters high, accessed by a staircase with 320 steps. At the top is the Diocesan Sanctuary of Our Lady of Aparecida, a pilgrimage site that receives up to 10,000 people on October 12th.
Rock formation offering an approximately 1-hour hike with spectacular views of the valley; moderate difficulty trail.
The Nossa Senhora de Lourdes Square is located in the heart of downtown Pedra Bela and is an important public space that houses two significant religious and cultural landmarks: the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes and the Church of Our Lady of the Mystic Rose. The grotto was handcrafted in the 1930s with rustic stones, while the church was built in the 1990s with resources from international missions. This space represents the importance of religiosity in local life and serves as a meeting point and place of devotion for the community.
São Sebastião Square is the main central square of the municipality of Pedra Bela, located in the Centro neighborhood, and is the stage for the main events that take place in the city, such as Carnival, the Winter Festival, and the São Sebastião Festival. The Church of São Sebastião, one of the most important religious symbols of Pedra Bela, is located there. The square historically marks the place where the city's founding plaque was placed, becoming a cultural and social landmark for the local community.
