Top Canela Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Located in a region of rare beauty, between mountains and valleys, in the municipality of Canela/RS, the place presents a rich and diverse fauna and flora and promises to surprise the public with a modern tourist equipment – the Aéreos Bondinhos. It is 840 meters of suspended route where visitors will be able to contemplate the beautiful landscapes and see from close and high the Cascata do Caracol in 3 different stations. The parks are equipped with Swiss Rowema technology, the same technology used in the Swiss Alps and which is a reference in quality, comfort and safety. Each of the cabins has a capacity for up to 08 seated people, offering safety and providing a beautiful panoramic view of the venue. Visitors who access the park and buy the ticket will find one of the most stunning views of Brazil, the Cascata do Caracol. For a good enjoyment of the tour, it is recommended to stay between 1h and 1h30.

Do you want to feel all emotions fully? This is the ideal ticket because, in addition to the emotions of the glass platform and access to the memorial, it includes 1 round of the incredible Abusado, the only one in the world.

Discover a new angle of the Caracol Falls through the paths of the first inhabitant of the region. You will meet the region where tourism began in Canela and Gramado, visiting the Vale da Lageana, in Caracol, in search of the Foot of the Cascade. In a mix of echo, adventure and history, you will be led along the same path that the first inhabitant of the Caracol made by inhabiting those areas and discovering the waterfall that, to many, was nothing but a legend.

The Cathedral of Nossa Senhora de Lourdes or the Catedral de Pedra; is a Catholic church located in the city of Canela, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in southern Brazil. It is considered a major tourist attraction of the so-called Serra Gaúcha. Its characteristic style is English Gothic. The church has a 65 meter high tower and a 12-bell carillon made of cast bronze, Made by Giacomo Crespi from Italy. Inside, there are three panels made up of canvases painted by the artist Marciano Schmitz, representing "Apparition of the Virgin", "Allegory of Angels" and "The Annunciation". The Via Sacra paintings were made by Pablo Herrera, a Uruguayan sculptor and restorer of Sacred Art. Wood and clay were used, with the bottom full of paintings with images superimposed on the clay.