Hotels near Canela Airport - CEL, Canela

Gramado is a super safe and organised town with attractions for both adults and children. Look out for Combo tickets for the main attractions as they give significant discounts. The Bus Tour is a great way to see Gramado and Canela at the start of your holiday. You can pay for a daily ticket when on the bus and can get on and off as many times as you like. It passes most attractions. Download the Bus Tour App for bus times and routes. The restaurants on the Main Street and covered road are a little on the expensive side, however on the side streets the food is just as good for a lower price. We in particular liked Av. das Hortensias for reasonably priced restaurants.

We love how quiet, clean and relaxing Canela can be- it’s wonderful for all types of travelers. While the high season has too many tourists and high prices for our taste, the off season is spectacular. I only wish the hotels and pousadas offered more mainstream fidelity points system- we would come here more if they did.

Very impressed. A piece of quiet Europe within a hectic Brasil. Good restaurants. Friendly people. Walking distance everywhere. Worth a visit to wine country. Many activities available for children and adults for those who want to keep busy. Great shopping.

Nice town. Parque do Caracol is an expensive place. The teleferico trip is worth it, though the "nature" trail experience was short and negatively impacted by the sound of workers using leaf blowers to blow dead araucaria branches off the grounds. They would have been better off using rakes instead.

Gramado is a small city with so many things to do. In many ways it has a very "German" touch and it doesn't feel like you're in Brazil at all. It's great for a couple's trip, but there are also so many amusement parks that you can easily stay there with kids and never get bored. The abundant nature is stunning and we could have stayed for much, much longer.

Canela and Gramado are a lot of fun! they are located in a high plateau (Serra Gaucha) at 800/900 meters above sea level. A strange mix of Bavarian and Italian immigration processed by a lot of Brazilian immagination. In between a a Bavarian town with scattered pieces of Dysneyland surrounded by waterfalls and araucarias. zillions of restaurants on offer.