Parque Nacional Serra do Cipo (icmbio.gov.br) hosts dozens of waterfalls over its 210 square miles, and its most easily accessible ones include Veu di Noiva, a 224-foot waterfall along one of the park's gentlest hiking trails, and the Sobrado Waterfall, which is five miles from the park's base camp. Park officials recommend visitors hire guides to visit its more remote waterfalls, such as Sobrado de Cima and Traverse Tombador, as the park doesn't have clearly marked routes to these destinations. The park allows guests to swim in the waterfalls' basins, but doesn't permit camping within the park.
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