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Lençóis is the main gateway to the Chapada Diamantina. There are 4 main ways to get to the city:

Direct flight to Lençóis: Azul operates direct flights from Salvador, generally on Thursdays and Sundays (flight availability may vary throughout the year). The airport is about 30 minutes from the city center . 👉 Upon arrival by plane, Raízes can arrange a transfer to Lençóis .

Plane + Bus (most common option): Flight to Salvador + bus from Rápido Federal Viação Guanabara to Lençóis. ⏱️ Average duration: 7h | 📍 Arrival at the bus station in the city center. 👉 We can help with the transfer to your accommodation.

By car:

Access via BR-324 + BR-116/ BR-242, departing from Salvador. ⏱️ 6 to 7 hours | ~450 km . Those coming from São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, or Belo Horizonte usually access via BR-116 to Vitória da Conquista and then BR-242. 👉 Coming by car, it's possible to book tours without transportation .

Private Transfer: A comfortable option for groups, families, or those who prefer not to drive, departing from Salvador or other cities. 👉 Raízes can help organize this service.

Chapada Diamantina is a year-round destination! Come whenever you want and can. The climate is tropical, the seasons are not well defined, and the weather can vary considerably from one region to another (the park is about 350 km from north to south).

In the summer (between January and March), the so-called summer rains occur. Even so, most days are sunny. The rains tend to be spaced out, rarely lasting all day and generally occurring at night, helping to replenish rivers and waterfalls.

Even with rain forecast, it's common for the day to clear up and the tours to proceed normally, sometimes with minor adjustments. As everything happens in nature, being prepared is part of the experience.

For the rest of the year, drier and sunnier days predominate, with occasional rain. The landscape changes throughout the year, and each visit is unique. In winter (June to August), the days are pleasant and sunny, with cooler nights.

With climate change, the weather has become more unpredictable. Therefore, our team constantly monitors weather and river conditions and adjusts itineraries when necessary, prioritizing safety and the best possible experience.

Long weekends and school holidays tend to be the busiest periods, so it's worth planning ahead. :)

• Experienced local guides

• Transportation: We pick you up from your accommodation in Lençóis.

• Entrance fees for attractions

• Lunch or snack kit – as indicated in the itinerary

• Life jacket (when necessary)

•⁠ ⁠Adventure Insurance (Roca Seguros)

• Backpack: For water, snacks and personal items.

• Comfortable Clothing: For hiking, including a UV shirt and raincoat.

• Suitable Footwear: Trekking boots or comfortable sneakers.

• Protection: Sunscreen, insect repellent, hat, sunglasses.

• Water Bottle.

• Bathing Suits and Small Towel.

• Slippers (optional).

• Light snack: Fruit, protein/cereal bars.

• And, of course, good vibes! 🌿🥾

Accommodation in Lençóis is not included, so you are free to choose where to stay and for how long.

If needed, we can send you accommodation suggestions in Lençóis.

On multi-day treks (such as the Vale do Pati), accommodation is already included, as it is part of the experience.

In some specific itineraries - usually with Buracão or Fumacinha - there are 1 or 2 nights included in Mucugê or Ibicoara , for logistical reasons, since these attractions are located in the south of the National Park.

On full-day tours (round trips), a regional homemade lunch is included. On trails or routes where there is no place to have lunch, we include a generous snack kit .

For half-day tours, meals are not included. In this case, we advise you in advance to bring a snack or, if you prefer, include a snack kit.

When there is an overnight stay outside of Lençóis, breakfast is included .

On immersive treks - such as the Vale do Pati - full board is provided : breakfast, picnic and dinner.

We classify our walks according to the level of physical exertion, considering distance, duration, elevation gain, sun exposure, and terrain type. Easy: Short walks, relaxed pace, and more stable terrain. Suitable for most people.

Moderate. Medium-length hikes with some uphill and downhill sections and uneven terrain. Suitable for those who already have some level of physical fitness.

Moderate to difficult. Longer hikes with challenging sections, steep climbs, and longer walking times. For those who enjoy adventure, it requires good physical fitness.

Difficult. Long hikes, steep inclines and uneven terrain. Suitable for people in good physical condition.

Difficult/Intense: Highly demanding physical experiences, with long distances, significant elevation gain, and several days of activity. Recommended for those with prior trail experience and good physical endurance.

If you have any questions, our team is always available to help you choose the tour that best suits your needs.

An immersive walking tour through one of Brazil's most stunning valleys.

The Pati Valley Trekking experience typically lasts 3 to 5 days without cell phone signal, staying in the homes of local residents, with full board and accompanied by expert guides from the region.

The 3-day trek is ideal for those with less time available who want a deep experience in just a few days. It's done in a circuit format, entering and exiting through the same place - Guinea.

The 5-day itinerary includes more days within the valley, expanding the experience and the routes traveled. It's done in a "Crossing" format, entering through Guiné and finishing in the city of Andaraí. With each additional day spent in the valley, we discover more attractions.

• Experienced local guide

• Simple lodging in the homes of natives of the Valley

→ shared or private room (subject to availability)

→ bed linen and towel

• Full board during the trek (breakfast, trail snacks prepared by the guide, and dinner)

• Round-trip transportation between Lençóis and Guinea

• Adventure Insurance (Roca Seguros)

• We will store your luggage during the trek.

❌ Does not include

• Drinks and personal expenses • Breakfast on the first day and dinner on the last day

• Accommodation before/after the trek (in Lençóis or another base)

• Items not mentioned as included.

🎒 Equipment

• Backpack with a capacity of 30L to 40L (preferably with a hip belt to balance the weight)

• Small 10L support backpack

• 1.5-liter water bottle (the guide indicates refill points along the way)

• Headlamp (essential for nighttime)

Backpack cover

👕 Clothing

• Hiking boots or sneakers with a grippy sole (avoid sandals, Converse All Stars, or smooth sneakers)

• Lightweight clothing (2 changes of clothes – preferably a shirt with UV protection)

Sleepwear (it can get cold at night in the valley)

• Coat

• Raincoat

• High socks (1 pair per day)

• Swimsuit

• Small towel

• Slippers

☀️ Protection and personal care

• Sunscreen

• Repellent

• Hat or cap

Sunglasses

• Basic personal hygiene items

• Medications for continuous use

✨ Useful extras

• Personal document

• Cash (for consumption in the homes of the natives)

• Power bank

• Walking stick

• Simple snack: some energy bars or nuts (meals are included in the trekking package)

During the experience, we hiked between 10 km and 18 km per day, with steep ascents and descents and altitude variations of 400 to 500 meters per day, potentially reaching a maximum altitude of 1,400 m.

It's an intense experience, ideal for those who are physically active and seek a deep connection with nature. Pati Valley Trekking – 3 days (Circuit)

• Start and end of the trail in Guinea.

• Approximate total distance: 40-45 km

• A more compact and intense route

• Ideal for those with fewer days available who want an immersive experience.

Distance per day:

• Day 1: 12 km

• Day 2: 15 km

• Day 3: 18 km

Pati Valley Trekking – 5 days (Crossing)

• The trail begins in Guiné and ends in Andaraí.

• Approximate total distance: 68–70 km

• More days spent within the valley, expanding the experience and the paths explored.

Distance per day:

• Day 1: 12 km

• Day 2: 15 km

• Day 3: 15 km

• Day 4: 10 km

• Day 5: 20 km

Prior experience is not mandatory, but it's important to be physically active, have a minimum level of physical fitness, and of course, enjoy challenges! The trek involves climbs, steep descents, and hikes lasting several hours a day. There are breaks for contemplation, swimming in waterfalls, and lunch. We adjust to and respect everyone's pace, always remembering that there is a time schedule to follow in order to complete the itinerary on time and without unforeseen events.

The Pati Valley, like the Chapada Diamantina, is a year-round destination. Weather conditions vary, and each season offers a different experience. The most important thing is to be prepared for hiking in natural environments.

Food is part of the experience! Regional and homemade food offers the best quality; it's impossible not to love it.

• Breakfast and dinner are prepared in the residents' homes.

• The trail snacks are prepared by the guide during the hike.

• Vegetarian options are available; please advise in advance.

Overnight stays take place in the homes of local residents within the Pati Valley.

What are these houses like?

• Simple rooms, usually shared.

• Bed linen and bath towel

• Shared bathrooms with cold spring water showers

• Solar energy, which may run out at times.

• Homemade and regional food prepared on-site.

This is not traditional tourist accommodation; part of the experience is living the Vale do Pati as it truly is.

Each person should bring one or two 1.5L bottles , depending on the time of year and the heat conditions.

In the following days, you always leave in the morning with water replenished at the homes of the locals , where it is also possible to buy water. Throughout the trek, the guides indicate safe points for replenishing supplies, such as springs, rivers, and waterfalls, but availability may vary, especially during drier or very hot periods. Therefore, it is essential to leave well-supplied every day.

The water in the rivers of the Chapada Diamantina National Park is, in most streams, potable . The golden color is natural and comes from the infusion of leaves from the local vegetation.

Waterfalls, valleys, incredible viewpoints, rivers, Atlantic Forest, and the simple, welcoming lifestyle of Pati's residents. It's an immersion into nature and local culture.

No. For much of the journey there is no cell phone signal or internet. It's one of the most striking aspects of the experience.

The trails are natural and require attention. The trek is done with an experienced local guide who knows the terrain and route conditions well.