General Overview

This Brazil biking expedition takes you deep into the stunning landscapes of Serra da Canastra, a region defined by dramatic mountains, lush valleys, and spectacular waterfalls. Ride through scenic routes connecting highlights such as Vale do Céu, Furnas Lake—known as the “Sea of Minas”—and the breathtaking Caminho do Céu, one of the most iconic viewpoints in the region. The journey also explores Serra da Canastra National Park, home to the source of the São Francisco River and the impressive Casca d’Anta Waterfall. Along the way, you’ll experience authentic rural culture, quiet countryside roads, and unforgettable natural beauty. Designed for both adventure and immersion, this tour offers a perfect blend of cycling, nature, and cultural discovery in one of Brazil’s most unique regions.

Brazil 17 DAY BIKE TOUR

Itinerary:

  • Arrival transfer is organized from either São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport or Viracopos International Airport, ensuring smooth logistics for all participants.

  • The adventure begins with a scenic circular ride departing from and returning to São João Batista do Glória, exploring the diverse landscapes of the region. Ride along the Serra dos Canteiros.

  • Ride to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the region, Maria Augusta Waterfall.

  • Cycle towards Vale do Céu Ecological Retreat, a true natural paradise featuring multiple waterfalls and crystal-clear natural pools.

    Located between the Babylonia Valley and the Santa Maria mountain range, within the greater Serra da Canastra National Park region.

  • Enjoy a scenic circular ride through the countryside, following quiet rural roads, river crossings, and traditional farms of the Serra da Canastra region.

  • Today we explore Furnas Lake by speedboat, one of the most iconic landscapes in the region, often referred to as the “Sea of Minas.”

    Formed by the Furnas Hydroelectric Power Plant, the lake spans over 1,400 km², making it one of Brazil’s largest freshwater reserves.

  • After a 25 km transfer from São João Batista do Glória to the Claro Complex area, we begin one of the most spectacular rides of the expedition.

    The route crosses the striking Condomínio de Pedras and follows the legendary Caminho do Céu, known for its breathtaking viewpoints and dramatic landscapes.

  • Ride begins descending to Morro do Carvão towards Serra da Canastra National Park.

    At the park entrance, we continue with a short hike to the impressive Casca d’Anta Waterfall, a nearly 200-meter-high cascade.

    One of Brazil’s most important rivers, the São Francisco runs for approximately 2,800 km, sustaining life across vast regions of the country.

  • Cycle through the upper reaches of Serra da Canastra National Park, one of the most scenic and emblematic areas of the region.

    Along the way, we pass key highlights such as the source of the São Francisco River, the historic Stone Corral, the beautiful Poção of Casca d’Anta Waterfall, and the remote Jota Waterfall.

  • A unique ride retracing the classic crossing in reverse, exploring the upper section of Serra da Canastra National Park from a completely different perspective.

  • At the end of the expedition, we provide a comfortable return transfer from the Serra da Canastra National Park region to the main international airports of São Paulo.

    Drop-off is available at São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport (recommended flights after 7:00 PM) and Viracopos International Airport (recommended flights after 4:00 PM).

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June 16

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June 20

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  • Support vehicle, lunch box, drinking water, warm tea, mountain bikes (hard-tail), private transportation from Quito and back to the city, all safety gear (helmet, hand gloves) and veteran bilingual guides.

  • Other drinks, personal expenses and, tips.

    • Raincoat/ Wind Jacket

    • Sun glasses

    • Warm Clothes (layers)

    • Sun Protector