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Aberto hoje · 8h às 17h

Instructor adjusting a visitor's safety gear in the water at Praia da Figueira

Safe ecotourism

Safety comes first

Lifeguards, free life jackets, and a team trained with the Fire Department. So you can enjoy every moment with peace of mind.

Safety Management System

Safety comes first

Care and responsibility in every detail, so you can relax and enjoy.

  • Elite training from the Fire Department

    Our team is trained by the Fire Department, following official safety standards for rivers, lakes, and pools.

  • Training tailored to every part of the complex

    Guides and lifeguards are prepared for every part of the complex: from the river to the pool, each area has its own safety routine.

  • Careful upkeep of the attraction

    Constant equipment maintenance, clear signage, and preventive measures throughout the complex.

Lifeguard team and instructors from the Fire Department training session at Praia da Figueira

Partnership with the Fire Department

Official lifeguard training in Bonito, MS

The 2nd SGBM/7th GBM, Bonito's Fire Department, partners with the Bonito, MS City Hall to run lifeguard training aligned with official safety standards for rivers, lakes, and pools. The training takes place right here, at Praia da Figueira.

Every detail of the complex is designed with your protection in mind: constant equipment maintenance, clear signage, and preventive measures that put every visitor's well-being first.

Photo for illustration purposes only. Video and a full training gallery are coming in a future update.

Frequently asked questions

Safety questions

If you don't see your question here, just reach out on WhatsApp.

Before you come

Practical information

What to bring

  • Swimwear and a towel
  • Sunscreen and insect repellent
  • Sandals or neoprene water shoes
  • Camera or GoPro
  • A bottle for tereré
  • Light clothes and a backpack

Not allowed

  • Pets
  • Coolers or similar containers
  • Outside food and drinks
  • Speakers or sound equipment
  • Feeding wild animals or fish

Exception: tereré is welcome, as a regional drink from Bonito.

Praia da Figueira has a sandy beach, which makes wheelchair access harder. Wheelchair users still visit and enjoy the attraction. There is no dedicated accessibility structure at the complex.