Roteiro 5 – Mini Pantanal – Trekking Diamantina

Tour 5 Mini Pantanal

1. Quilombola Community
2. Marimbus River
3. Roncador River
4. Lunch at Casarão

Easy – Suitable for all fitness levels.

8:30 – 18:00 h

Departure from Lençóis, with pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation.

Infos

7 km by boat
Homemade lunch

Price: R$ 1390 for one person traveling alone

Os valores apresentados servem como reference for one person traveling alone, with no other participants in the groupThe price per person varies depending on the group size: the more people join the tour, the lower the individual price will usually be. For this reason, the prices displayed on our website represent the maximum price per person.

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Nature, Culture, and the Waters of Marimbus

This tour is ideal for families and people of all ages.

Known as the “Mini Pantanal of Chapada Diamantina,” Marimbus combines a peaceful boat ride, wetlands, Quilombola culture, and natural pools. The itinerary includes a relaxing journey along the river, a walk to Roncador, swimming in its natural rock pools, and an authentic insight into the history and local way of life. It’s a unique experience that brings together nature, local culture, and tranquility, with boat navigation, the natural pools of Roncador, and close contact with the region’s communities and history.

Details

What's included

Travel and health insurance

Entrance fees

Transportation, including pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation in Lençóis (in a new or recent-model vehicle)

Meals included, with vegetarian, vegan, and other dietary options available

Tour stops

Quilombola Community

The tour begins with a 20 km drive to a Quilombola community. From there, we continue to Marimbus, known as the “Mini Pantanal.”

Roncador River

A 7 km boat ride, guided by local residents. After the crossing, we take a 20-minute walk to the Roncador River, where several natural rock pools offer great spots for swimming.

Casarão

Lunch is served in a historic mansion more than 200 years old, now converted into a restaurant. After lunch, there is time for a swim before returning by boat.

What to bring

Swimwear
Hat or cap
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Large water bottle
Lightweight towel or sarong
Hiking boots
Backpack 30L
And plenty of energy to enjoy the adventure!

Remanso Quilombola Community

The tour begins in the Remanso Quilombola Community, where history, culture, and tradition are an essential part of the experience. Local residents also guide the canoe trips through Marimbus, sharing their knowledge of the region and their way of life.

Marimbus & Roncador River

Known as the “Mini Pantanal of Chapada Diamantina,” Marimbus is a vast wetland area rich in biodiversity, aquatic vegetation, and native wildlife. After the canoe crossing, we continue to the Roncador River, where natural rock pools and swimming spots offer the perfect place to cool off.

Casarão

During the tour, we stop at a historic local mansion, where a homemade lunch is served. Beyond the food, the visit offers a special opportunity to connect with local residents and hear stories about Chapada Diamantina and the region’s mining past.