Estância Mimosa Ecoturismo
Rural ecotourism farm with guided nature tours
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
Full day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
All weather
Stroller Access
Limited
Washrooms
Basic
Food
Included
Parking
Available
Booking
Required
Parent Effort
Moderate
Ideal for families seeking immersive outdoor experiences in a certified sustainable environment. Best suited for older children and adults due to physical demands of trails and stairs; not suitable for toddlers or those with mobility limitations. Offers expert-led nature education and authentic rural dining.
About This Place
Estância Mimosa Ecoturismo is a nature-based tourism farm located in Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. It offers outdoor ecotourism experiences including guided nature trails, swimming in natural waterfalls, birdwatching, and horseback riding. The site emphasizes sustainable practices, with certified environmental management and regional cuisine served on-site. Activities are suitable for families and those seeking immersive nature experiences.
Official Website open_in_newNature Education
Guided hikes through native forest with expert naturalists
Water Activities
Swimming in clear natural waterfall pools
Local Cuisine
Traditional meals cooked in a wood-fired oven
Wildlife Observation
Birdwatching with real-time species identification
Good to Know Before You Go
- Guided tours
- Mandatory and highly recommended; led by knowledgeable guides like Val and Lucas, with in-depth insights into local flora, fauna, geology, and conservation efforts.
- Water activities
- Swimming in natural waterfall pools is a core experience; swims are safe and guided, but swimming shoes recommended for rocky terrain.
- Food policy
- Lunch is included with tours and prepared in a traditional wood-fired oven; features regional dishes and homemade dulce de leche; guests should inform guides of dietary restrictions in advance.
- Accessibility
- Rugged terrain with natural trails and stairs; not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers; may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
- Booking
- Reservations required in advance; popular guides (Val and Lucas) are often booked out weeks ahead; morning tours recommended to avoid heat and maximize birdwatching.
- What to bring
- Swimsuit, towel, water shoes, insect repellent, light hiking clothes, and a bird sound identification app to enhance the experience.
- Environmental commitment
- Certified under ABNT NBR ISO 21101 for environmental management; Climate Positive certified with protected private natural heritage areas.
- No indoor facilities
- No indoor play areas, cafes, or commercial entertainment; focuses solely on immersive outdoor nature experiences.
Kid Fit by Age
The site involves hiking, uneven terrain, and water activities unsuitable for infants or very young babies who cannot walk or sit unassisted.
Toddlers may struggle with long hikes and steep paths. The natural setting offers some sensory experiences, but the lack of child-specific facilities and the need for constant supervision make it challenging unless toddlers are very active and accompanied closely.
Preschoolers can enjoy simple nature activities like swimming in shallow pools, observing wildlife, and exploring short trails with guidance. The engaging guides and interactive elements suit young children's curiosity.
Elementary-aged children will love the adventure, learning about ecosystems, and guided discovery. Activities like birdwatching, waterfall swimming, and hiking are ideal for their energy levels and curiosity.
Tweens thrive on nature-based exploration and will appreciate the educational depth, physical challenges, and immersive environmental learning offered by guided tours and eco-activities.
Teens enjoy the remote, authentic experience, adventure elements (hiking, horseback riding), and the focus on sustainability. The absence of commercial distractions enhances its appeal for environmentally conscious older youth.
Insider Tips
Book Val or Lucas as your guide
Arrive early for the first tour
Bring field guide or app for bird IDs
Try the dulce de leche for lunch
- •Stay on marked trails
- •Use sunscreen and insect repellent
- •Follow guide instructions at all times
- •Step-free access limited
- •Some uneven terrain
- •Stairs at waterfall areas
- •No dedicated wheelchair access
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit early morning for quiet trails and best birdwatching.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSwimwear
- check_boxWaterproof shoes
- check_boxLight snack
- check_boxBird sound app
- check_boxReusable water bottle
Location
Address
Rodovia MS 178, S/n - Zona Rural, Bonito - MS, 79290-000, Brazil
Phone
+55 67 99616-3082
Last checked: 2026