Jalapão (trail and beach) - 08 days and 07 nights - Serras Gerais Extension

• Long ago in Africa, explorers, adventurers and even writers like Hemingway used Safari Camps to explore that vast continent. The word “Safari” in the Swahili language originally means “Journey”, which makes the trip the whole route and not just a destination.
• The location of Safari Camp Korubo is one of its many attractions, because at Safari Camp Korubo you will have access to incredible views and you can spend unforgettable moments with your friends and family!
• Safari Camp is located in the heart of Jalapão Tocantins, a wild, preserved and charming place, all on the banks of the Rio Novo, one of the last rivers of drinking water in the world!
• Easy/Contemplative Canoeing
• Mirante da Serra do Espírito Santo Trail - (8 km with a steep climb of 800 meters at the beginning of the trail and the rest on flat and firm ground - medium level, but with great physical wear, recommended only for people who are in good health and who do physical activities regularly)

• Jalapão is a region of roads and trails that are difficult to access that demand effort from vehicles, for this reason and for safety reasons, we always travel at reduced speed. Even so, breakdowns can occur, situations that may require the use of third-party vehicles for support and transport. This can take time, leading to delays and changes to the script. In this way, the itinerary and vehicles can be changed whenever the company deems it necessary without prior notice, always aiming to preserve the safety and well-being of travelers and the team.
• Travel Insurance (it is highly recommended to purchase your preferred travel insurance)
• Drinks: beer, caipirinhas, soft drinks and bottled mineral water are available for sale at Safari Camp (customers are allowed to bring wines and other drinks other than those sold at Camp)
• Transfer IN – Arrival on Fridays – any time from 10:00 am to 2:10 am (Friday to Saturday morning)
• Transfer OUT – Departure on Fridays – any time between 2:55 am and 6:00 pm
• Transfers are only available on TAM, GOL and AZUL flights. TRIP and PASSAREDO flights are not serviced. TAM, GOL and AZUL flights operated with TRIP and PASSAREDO aircraft (code share) are not serviced.
• The local receptionist will be waiting for you at the airport with a Jalapão–Korubo sign. The airport is small and easy to identify. If the employee is not at the location mentioned above, please wait 15 minutes or contact the local reception desk by phone, which will be on your travel voucher.
• For arrivals or departures by other airlines, arrival and departure transfers are not included
• Transfers for flights with up to 1 hour apart will be made at the same time, that is, customers who arrive earlier will have to wait if they have a customer on the next flight (up to 1 hour).
• Arrival transfers in Palmas until 00:00 hours will be carried out by the local reception team. After this time, the transfer will be carried out by a car hired by the company at no additional cost
• ATTENTION: We suggest that you arrive in Palmas in the morning or in the afternoon. Night flights can be risky due to delays and cancellations. If the flight is canceled or missed on the day of departure, Korubo can assist in hiring an extra vehicle for transport to Safari Camp Korubo. This amount must be paid by the passenger.
• What to bring: medium flashlight with extra batteries; 2 bath towels (1 for bathing and one for walking); repellent; sunscreen; sneakers; footwear for canoeing (papete, croc, something with a sole that is attached to the foot); light pants (tactel preferred); long-sleeved shirt (for sun protection); light sweatshirt, as the temperature drops at dusk (from May to September); 1 swim trunks / bikini; slipper; sunglasses and toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc…); medicines for personal use. e.g. painkillers, anti-allergy, medicine for nausea, etc. ATTENTION: there are no pharmacies in the region and the local receptionist and their employees cannot medicate their guests.
• Accommodation - each tent accommodates two people. There is an option for larger and family tents (for up to 4 people, check availability)
• Vaccinations - for any place in the North and Midwest regions, there is a recommendation for the traveler to be vaccinated against yellow fever. The application of the vaccine must be done 10 days in advance of the trip at health centers and is now valid for life.
• Power - there is no electricity (so as not to dim the sky). In the tents there are small lamps supplied with solar energy.
• Cellular signal and other means of communication - at Safari Camp there is no cell signal, only in some parts of Jalapão it is possible to reach Vivo and Oi signal. Thus, it is normal to have a few days without signal during the trip.
• Electronic equipment - in the camp it is possible to carry equipment such as cameras and camcorders. Use is however limited to the generator operating hours. We advise you to take extra batteries and chargers to recharge your equipment.
• If you are an unaccompanied traveler and buy only 1 seat, you will share the tent with another traveler of the same sex
• The tours in the script are easy, but the ascent of Mirante da Serra is medium level and involves great physical effort, not being recommended for people with heart problems, advanced age or sedentary. These clients should stay at the safari camp enjoying the wonderful Novo River and its trails in the surroundings.
• Hotel in Palmas: Check In at 14:00hs and Check Out until 12:00hs. Breakfast is served from 6 am.
• Important information: Electronic equipment - In the camp it is possible to carry equipment such as cameras and camcorders. Use is however limited to the generator operating hours. We advise you to take an extra battery and power bank to recharge your equipment.
• Each tent has two single beds that can be joined together to form a double bed, as well as a sink and toilet.
• Food: If you have an intolerance to any type of food, please inform in advance
• The minimum age to perform this activity is 8 years, so it is necessary to present an official document with a photo to prove the required age.
• It is the traveler's sole responsibility to have all the necessary documentation up to date, so research in advance everything that is required at the destination of your activity.

Remember that with a pandemic, the documentation required may vary from place to place. Confirm what local authorities may require: proof of full vaccination, negative PCR test, and more. Find out what are the requirements of your destination and the location of the activity.

Oh, and don't forget to wear a mask, clean your hands often, and try to maintain social distance.