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Children welcome
In one of the most secluded areas of the Atlantic Forest, in the municipality of Antonina, at the foot of the highest mountain in southern Brazil, Pico Paraná, known to tourists as the Giant's Valley.
You can choose a cabin within the woods, facing the clear waters of the Cotia River, right at its source, where there is a series of natural pools and waterfalls, free from any man-made pollution.
You can also choose the Águas cabin, which faces the Cotia River, followed by a natural pool with a round deck at water level, with sun loungers and spring water.
Also enjoy the region's attractions and local cuisine.
You can choose a cabin within the woods, facing the clear waters of the Cotia River, right at its source, where there is a series of natural pools and waterfalls, free from any man-made pollution.
You can also choose the Águas cabin, which faces the Cotia River, followed by a natural pool with a round deck at water level, with sun loungers and spring water.
Also enjoy the region's attractions and local cuisine.
There are 4 accommodations, the smallest with capacity for 2 and the largest, 10 people.
Amenities
Bathtub / Jacuzzi
Swimming pool
Sauna
Fireplace
Event space
Wheelchair accessible
Wi-Fi
ParkingIncluded in at least one suite
Work stationSauna
KitchenSwimming pool
Air conditioning
Hair dryer
Smart TVCheck-in / Check-out
Check-in
15:00
Check-out
11:00
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Season & climate in Antonina
Antonina is a coastal city that attracts tourists year-round, but experiences significant variations in visitor flow depending on the season.
During the high season, which runs from December to February, the city receives a large number of tourists seeking its beautiful beaches and the warm, sunny weather typical of summer. During this period, it's common to find the beaches and main tourist attractions busier, as well as a greater offering of cultural events and outdoor activities.
In the shoulder season, which includes the months of March to June and September to November, Antonina offers a milder climate, with cooler temperatures and less rainfall. During this period, it's possible to enjoy the region's natural beauty more peacefully, as well as explore the rich local history and culture.
Finally, the low season, which occurs in July and August, is marked by cooler weather and fewer tourists. Despite this, this period can be a great opportunity for those seeking tranquility and more affordable prices, as well as enjoying cultural events specific to the region.
Antonina's main attractions include its paradisiacal beaches, such as Praia do Encantadas and Praia de Ponta da Pita, the Historic Center with its preserved colonial buildings, the Municipal Market with its diverse range of local products, and Morro da Cruz, which offers a panoramic view of the city and the sea. In addition, the city is also known for its typical cuisine, especially seafood dishes.
During the high season, which runs from December to February, the city receives a large number of tourists seeking its beautiful beaches and the warm, sunny weather typical of summer. During this period, it's common to find the beaches and main tourist attractions busier, as well as a greater offering of cultural events and outdoor activities.
In the shoulder season, which includes the months of March to June and September to November, Antonina offers a milder climate, with cooler temperatures and less rainfall. During this period, it's possible to enjoy the region's natural beauty more peacefully, as well as explore the rich local history and culture.
Finally, the low season, which occurs in July and August, is marked by cooler weather and fewer tourists. Despite this, this period can be a great opportunity for those seeking tranquility and more affordable prices, as well as enjoying cultural events specific to the region.
Antonina's main attractions include its paradisiacal beaches, such as Praia do Encantadas and Praia de Ponta da Pita, the Historic Center with its preserved colonial buildings, the Municipal Market with its diverse range of local products, and Morro da Cruz, which offers a panoramic view of the city and the sea. In addition, the city is also known for its typical cuisine, especially seafood dishes.
Airport
The closest airport to Grajagan is Afonso Pena International Airport (CWB) in Curitiba, which is approximately 90 km away. To reach Grajagan from Afonso Pena Airport, you need to take the BR-277 highway towards the coast and continue to Antonina, where Grajagan beach is located. The journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, depending on traffic and road conditions. The roads are usually well maintained, but it's always a good idea to check conditions before traveling.
