Poço Azul — Attraction in São Pedro do Sul

I visited Poça Azul for a short escape from the GOAT community festival into nature and was genuinely impressed by its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. The water was exceptionally clear and inviting, and the surrounding area felt tranquil, with lush greenery and small waterfalls adding to the charm. The site is accessible by a short hike, though the path can be a bit steep in places, so comfortable shoes are a must. There are areas where you can relax with children, but be prepared for some uneven ground if you’re visiting with little ones. One thing to keep in mind is that the signage for the trails could be improved. The old path is closed and there aren’t always clear directions to the best route. Still, once you arrive, the serenity and connection to nature make it worth the effort. If you want to avoid crowds and enjoy the calmest experience, try to visit early in the morning or later in the day. For those seeking a quiet spot to unwind or a refreshing dip in clean water, Poça Azul is a hidden gem, though a bit of patience with the trails pays...

Undeniable natural beauty, clean and preserved accesses. The top point you have free parking lot and one road-coffe shop. To go to Cascade "Blue Pit" you need to go down hill/walk more 500 meters. Clear water, crystal clear on hot days from 17:00 the water temperature becomes quite pleasant, as the sun warms the rocks through which the water passes. Worth visiting without a doubt. Bear in mind that in August the influx of visitors increases, making social distance...

What a great location. Parked, took a 10 to 12 min walk down the hill, and thru some steep steps and rocks. Would of enjoyed it more if there were more people and knowing if the top of the hill was a good jump into the water. Would of loved to try. The walk up the hill was alittle tough for the wife but my son n I enjoyed every minute of the trip. Definitely an adventure...