Things To Do
in Santa Maria das Barreiras

A traditional dish made from tapioca, jambu, and shrimp, served hot and often enjoyed as a street food.

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Duck cooked in a yellow sauce made from tucupi, a liquid extracted from cassava root, typically served with rice.

The local market where you can find fresh fruits, vegetables, and regional delicacies.

Enjoy a variety of snacks and meals from street vendors, especially during festivals.

It is customary to leave a 10% tip in restaurants; however, check if a service charge is already included.

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry cash for small vendors and markets.

Expect heavy rains, which can affect outdoor activities but also nourish the lush landscapes.

This is the best time to visit, with sunny days and comfortable temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities.

Experience vibrant local celebrations with parades and festivities, usually held in February or March.

Around August to October, visitors can enjoy local produce and participate in agricultural fairs.

A scenic trail that follows the banks of the Araguaia River, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for wildlife spotting.

This trail takes you through the Cerrado ecosystem, showcasing unique flora and fauna native to the region.

Several indigenous groups reside in the region, contributing to the cultural richness and diversity.

A significant portion of the population is involved in agriculture, reflecting the town's economic focus on farming.

Football is a favorite pastime among locals, with many community teams and informal matches taking place.

Beach volleyball is popular in the area, with many locals engaging in the sport during weekends.

While meat is prevalent, many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes that utilize local produce.

Gluten-free options are limited, but fresh fruits and vegetables are widely available.