About

The Cunhataí Porã Ecological Reserve is a refuge of over 3,000 hectares of preserved forest, located in the transition between the Amazon and the Cerrado. Created by the Cezaro family, the reserve was designed to protect local biodiversity, promote environmental education, and provide low-impact ecotourism while adhering to management and sustainability standards. The lodge values safety, environmental education, and aims for quality certifications (e.g., ISO) as a reflection of its best practices.

Accommodations

• Lodging in double rooms with full board.

• Rooms integrated with the natural environment, designed to offer comfort without losing the sense of immersion.

Facilities

• Private 3,000-hectare reserve with trails and communal areas.

• Facilities for educational programs and environmental interpretation.

• Common areas for socialization and field activities.

Activities

• Bráulio Cralos Trail: Path through dense forest, waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints — ideal for hiking and observing flora and fauna.

• Paulo Boute Trail: Notable for biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes — excellent for ecotourism and photography.

• Rio Claro Trail: Immersion in crystal-clear rivers and resurgence areas.

• Wildlife observation and birdwatching: Frequent opportunities to see Amazonian and migratory species.

• Educational programs and guided experiences focused on conservation.

Location
São José do Rio Claro — MT, in the transition area between the Amazon and the Cerrado, accessible via regional roads.