Ducha de Prata, Park with waterfalls in Campos do Jordão, Brazil
Ducha de Prata is a park with waterfalls in Campos do Jordão, Brazil, where water from Ribeirão das Perdizes runs over stones and wooden platforms. Wooden walkways and small bridges cross the streams, allowing close views of the falls.
In the past, guests staying at the old British inn used these waters for bathing. Over time, the spot became a common stop for local residents and travelers looking to cool off in the streams.
Visitors often take photos on the wooden bridges while listening to the sound of water and birds. Small shops selling crafts, chocolate, and souvenirs line the edges of the site, giving the place the feel of a simple outdoor market.
Wear light clothes and shoes that can get wet if you want to step into the cool streams. The site is open daily from morning until evening, and you can reach it by car from Vila Capivari or by the small train that stops nearby.
A zip line crosses over the waterfalls, letting visitors see the trees and water from above. You can also take Trenzinho da Montanha from Capivari, which makes a short stop here for a quick look around.
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