The cabin features a fully equipped kitchen (stove, 100L mini-fridge, electric oven, microwave, and basic items such as salt, sugar, oil, and coffee) so guests can prepare their meals in peace and at their own pace.
The balcony, adjacent to the mezzanine bedroom, is furnished with soft mattresses and a blanket, allowing guests to enjoy both the day and the starry night sky while sipping a glass of wine or reading a good book.
The cabin is located in an open field where it's possible to spot native animals such as foxes, cows, horses, armadillos, deer, and various bird species. Fireflies can also be seen at night.
The bathtub has chromotherapy, and we provide bath salts. The water is heated with gas, ensuring a warm and relaxing bath on cooler days in the highlands.
The main view is of the Blang Dam, which can be accessed for swimming, but caution is advised due to its depth. However, there are rare periods of drought when the water level gets very low.
There is internet, but the advice is to put your cell phone aside and connect with nature in this fantastic place.
The property is part of a traditional family farm, where the main house (Matriarch of São José), the cattle chutes and corrals are also located — providing an authentic experience of the daily life in the countryside and cattle handling.
The balcony, adjacent to the mezzanine bedroom, is furnished with soft mattresses and a blanket, allowing guests to enjoy both the day and the starry night sky while sipping a glass of wine or reading a good book.
The cabin is located in an open field where it's possible to spot native animals such as foxes, cows, horses, armadillos, deer, and various bird species. Fireflies can also be seen at night.
The bathtub has chromotherapy, and we provide bath salts. The water is heated with gas, ensuring a warm and relaxing bath on cooler days in the highlands.
The main view is of the Blang Dam, which can be accessed for swimming, but caution is advised due to its depth. However, there are rare periods of drought when the water level gets very low.
There is internet, but the advice is to put your cell phone aside and connect with nature in this fantastic place.
The property is part of a traditional family farm, where the main house (Matriarch of São José), the cattle chutes and corrals are also located — providing an authentic experience of the daily life in the countryside and cattle handling.
Amenities
Included in at least one suite
Check-in / Check-out
Check-in
15:00
Check-out
12:00
Reviews
Season & climate in São Francisco de Paula
The high season in São Francisco de Paula is during the summer, from December to February. During this period, the weather is warm and pleasant, with temperatures ranging between 20°C and 30°C. The main attractions are the waterfalls, ecological trails, and the possibility of practicing adventure sports such as rappelling and zip-lining. In addition, it's a great time to enjoy the region's natural beauty, such as Lake São Bernardo and the Parque das Oito Cachoeiras (Eight Waterfalls Park).
The shoulder season occurs during spring and autumn, from March to May and from September to November. During these periods, the weather is mild, with temperatures ranging between 15°C and 25°C. It's an ideal time for hiking the region's trails, visiting ecological parks, and appreciating the local flora, which stands out for its diversity of plant and flower species.
The low season is in winter, from June to August. During this period, the weather is cold, with temperatures that can reach 0°C, and frost is common. Despite the harsher climate, São Francisco de Paula offers attractions such as winter festivals, typical regional cuisine, and the possibility of enjoying lit fireplaces in inns and restaurants.
In short, São Francisco de Paula offers attractions for all seasons, making it a versatile and charming destination for nature lovers and adventure tourism enthusiasts.
The shoulder season occurs during spring and autumn, from March to May and from September to November. During these periods, the weather is mild, with temperatures ranging between 15°C and 25°C. It's an ideal time for hiking the region's trails, visiting ecological parks, and appreciating the local flora, which stands out for its diversity of plant and flower species.
The low season is in winter, from June to August. During this period, the weather is cold, with temperatures that can reach 0°C, and frost is common. Despite the harsher climate, São Francisco de Paula offers attractions such as winter festivals, typical regional cuisine, and the possibility of enjoying lit fireplaces in inns and restaurants.
In short, São Francisco de Paula offers attractions for all seasons, making it a versatile and charming destination for nature lovers and adventure tourism enthusiasts.
