1 - Chapada da Diamantina (Bahia)

Not only the beach is formed the landscape of Bahia: in the heart of the state is one of the most beautiful scenery of the country, dotted with waterfalls, caves, canyons and valleys. The Chapada Diamantina National Park has attractions for all tastes, which spread through villages that peaked in the late 19th century when the region was famous only for the diamond deposits.
Perfect for escaping the Northeast's famous beaches itinerary, the trip allows the tourist to explore one of the most incredible ecosystems in the world. Located about 5 hours drive from Salvador, the Chapada occupies an immense territory, covering several smaller cities, being Lençóis and Vale do Capão the main ones.

2 - Chapada dos Veadeiros (Goiás)

Undoubtedly, at some point in your life you have already encountered photos of Chapada dos Veadeiros and were charmed. Yes, this is the power that the tourist attraction, located in Goiás, has: after all, with so much beauty and a unique energy, it is impossible not to be in love.
Besides the incredible look, the Chapada also offers an esoteric footprint, which is a full plate for those who like to travel in this style, considering that among its natural beauties are dozens of waterfalls, very green and rocky walls.
Because it is a very extensive area, housing several smaller cities, it is often necessary to use cars to get to the tourist spots - a good alternative is to combine tours with tourist agencies in the cities, so you can enjoy everything without worry.

3 - Chapada dos Guimarães (Mato Grosso)

The natural grandeur of Chapada dos Guimarães meant that in 1989 a national park was created that bears his name. There we found one of the largest waterfalls in Brazil and the postcard of the Chapada: the Véu da Noiva Waterfall. Located less than an hour from Cuiabá, the destination is the perfect retreat for those who want to immerse themselves in nature without going too far.
With more than 150 km of stone walls, the scenery of the Chapada dos Guimarães leaves anyone with open mouth. There are several gazebos where visitors enjoy the trails to take several photographs. Another strong point of the place is the infrastructure: well equipped and with great lodging options.

4 - Chapada das Mesas (Maranhão)

For those who want to know a new place and break discover one of the hidden havens in Brazil, the Chapada das Mesas, in Maranhão, is a full plate. With many trails, lots of greenery, waterfalls and stunning natural pools, the place is one of those nice surprises that everyone loves to have.
As in the other Chapadas, the distances between the tourist points are very large. So the best thing is to have a 4x4 car or book the tours with a tourist agency. Among the great highlights are the Blue Well, the Santa Bárbara Waterfall and the Shrine of the Fallen Stone.

5 - Chapada do Araripe (Ceará)

Located in the south of Ceará, more precisely on the border between Pernambuco and Piauí, the Chapada do Araripe is an ecological reserve - that is, a breathtaking destination. Anyone who ventures through the region will encounter huge canyons, caves, archaeological sites and a national forest dating back 120 million years! To make things even more incredible, fossils of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals were found in the region!