10-Day Brazilian Highlands Tour Packages
Are you ready for a true expedition? Bahia’s Brazilian Highlands are exactly that, pushing into Chapada Diamantina from Salvador inland. Don’t miss Igatu, a mining town built entirely from stone blocks. You’ll see limestone caves, crystal pools, and landscapes that look unreal. Valleys, waterfalls, highland plateaus travelers never hear - it’s just nature doing its thing completely unchecked by anyone.
Insider tips: Recommended 10-day Brazilian Highlands tour itineraries
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10 Day Brazil Itinerary, incl. Salvador and Chapada Diamantina
Brazil unfolds over 10 days, with cultural immersion in Salvador's historic quarters, rugged wilderness treks in Chapada Diamantina, and sun-soaked relaxation on Morro de São Paulo's pristine beaches.

- Days 1-2
Salvador:
Start in Salvador, Brazil's first capital. Plan for an afternoon arrival to avoid morning traffic from the airport. Stay in the historic Pelourinho district with its colorful colonial buildings and walkable streets. On day 2, join a morning historical tour from Fort Santo Antônio da Barra. A recent visitor shared: "The pickups and transfers were perfectly timed, and the guides brought Salvador's rich African-influenced culture to life."

- Days 3-4
Chapada Diamantina (Igatu & Buracão):
Take a 6-hour morning transfer to Igatu in Chapada Diamantina National Park. This unique village built from local stone was once a diamond mining hub. For the Buracão Waterfall trail, start at 7:30 AM before it gets too hot. The 6km round-trip is mostly flat but includes two ladder descents. You'll need water shoes for swimming through the canyon to reach the falls. Stay in Mucugê for a local feel.

- Day 5
Poço Encantado & Lençóis:
- Day 6
Lençóis & Surrounds:
- Days 7-9
Morro de São Paulo:
- Day 10
Return to Salvador:
Salvador and Chapada Diamantina Trekking - Vale do Pati (10 days)
Trek 22 kilometers through Vale do Pati in the Brazilian Highlands, crossing crystal-clear rivers and climbing to great viewpoints. Two nights in homestays include locally prepared meals with fresh regional cuisine. Swim at Poço Azul cave's translucent blue pool and hike Pai Inácio Mountain for panoramic sunset views over Chapada Diamantina's mountain ranges.

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