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No meals included
No pets allowed
Minimum age: 18
Designed for couples who wish to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of big cities and reconnect with nature, the Cabanas da Estância Casa Nova were created to be a haven of rest, tranquility, and comfort.
The space features two exclusive cabins: the Alecrim Cabin and the Lavanda Cabin, both located amidst a true natural paradise, with privileged views of the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain range and sunsets that transform each moment into a unique experience.
Each cabin offers a cozy fire pit for warm evenings, a hot tub with chromotherapy designed for couples, and expansive glass walls that invite serene contemplation of nature and the starry sky.
In addition, a spa on the deck completes the experience, creating the perfect setting to enjoy sunny days with breathtaking views of the region's imposing peaks.
The space features two exclusive cabins: the Alecrim Cabin and the Lavanda Cabin, both located amidst a true natural paradise, with privileged views of the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain range and sunsets that transform each moment into a unique experience.
Each cabin offers a cozy fire pit for warm evenings, a hot tub with chromotherapy designed for couples, and expansive glass walls that invite serene contemplation of nature and the starry sky.
In addition, a spa on the deck completes the experience, creating the perfect setting to enjoy sunny days with breathtaking views of the region's imposing peaks.
There are two accommodations, one with capacity for 0 people and another 2 people.
Amenities
Bathtub / Jacuzzi covered
Fireplace
Wi-Fi High-Speed (above 10Mbps)
ParkingIncluded in at least one suite
FireplaceBathtub / Jacuzzi covered
Luxury linen
Kitchen
Air conditioning
Minibar
Coffee machine
Hair dryer
Smart TVCheck-in / Check-out
Check-in
15:00
Check-out
11:00
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Season & climate in Itanhandu
The high season in Itanhandu occurs during the months of December to February, the summer period, when temperatures are higher and rainfall is more frequent. During this time, the city receives a greater number of tourists seeking outdoor activities such as hiking, waterfalls, and bike tours.
The shoulder season takes place from March to May and from September to November. During these periods, temperatures are milder, ideal for those who prefer a cooler climate for outdoor activities. It's a quiet time, with less tourist activity, but still with good tourist service infrastructure available.
Finally, the low season occurs from June to August, the winter period, when temperatures are lower. Despite this, the city still offers attractions such as cultural festivals, local cuisine, and the possibility of enjoying unique landscapes, such as the views of the region's mountains.
Itanhandu's main attractions include its beautiful natural landscapes, such as waterfalls, trails through the Atlantic Forest, viewpoints with panoramic views, and the possibility of practicing adventure sports like rappelling and climbing. In addition, the city boasts a rich gastronomy, with a focus on typical regional dishes such as Minas Gerais cuisine and locally produced coffee. Local culture is also a strong point, with festivals, craft fairs, and musical performances that celebrate the region's traditions.
The shoulder season takes place from March to May and from September to November. During these periods, temperatures are milder, ideal for those who prefer a cooler climate for outdoor activities. It's a quiet time, with less tourist activity, but still with good tourist service infrastructure available.
Finally, the low season occurs from June to August, the winter period, when temperatures are lower. Despite this, the city still offers attractions such as cultural festivals, local cuisine, and the possibility of enjoying unique landscapes, such as the views of the region's mountains.
Itanhandu's main attractions include its beautiful natural landscapes, such as waterfalls, trails through the Atlantic Forest, viewpoints with panoramic views, and the possibility of practicing adventure sports like rappelling and climbing. In addition, the city boasts a rich gastronomy, with a focus on typical regional dishes such as Minas Gerais cuisine and locally produced coffee. Local culture is also a strong point, with festivals, craft fairs, and musical performances that celebrate the region's traditions.
