Family-friendly holiday rentals in Paraná

Cabana Lua at the top of the hill with bathtub and fireplace

Made by us, it is integrated with nature and has an incredible view, ideal for watching the moonrise and sunset, relaxing in the bathtub, on the sofa or under a tree. It has a double bed and a sofa bed, minibar, stove, shower and gas immersion bathtub, and there is a barbecue and a place for a bonfire next door. From the parking lot to the cabin, there is a 50-meter climb, with an inclined Santos Dumont staircase for access to the second floor. We have a small market exclusively for guests.

Chalet with large garden/farm, 40 minutes from Curitiba

The farm offers ample space, all fenced with a screen inside a gated community. Accessibility, fireplace and wood stove, children's playhouse/outdoor room, barbecue, sink, outdoor toilet. Woodland with a small trail to the back of the farm. Located 45 minutes from Curitiba, it is a perfect retreat for those looking for a quiet, well-equipped place, who want to be close to nature and work remotely. *We are pet friendly! Special reservations, please, contact us. Min. 2 nights on weekends.

Apoema Backyard - Bateias

You will love this charming and cozy place, amidst nature. We open our backyard to welcome you and provide a unique experience. Quintal Apoema is in the Bateias - Campo Largo region. Nearby: trails, hills, lagoon and leisure options in the region. The space has a chalet with two beds, a fireplace and a bathroom, a large outdoor area with a fire pit and a gazebo with a pool table, a kitchen and vintage decor. Possibility of extending the accommodation to more people, contact us.

German Refuge: House with Hydromassage and Fireplace

Welcome to Morada Jardim na Floresta! With typical German architecture, Morada is a half-timbered house with a rustic and contemporary interior, designed for couples seeking refuge in nature combined with a romantic and cozy atmosphere. Located in the rural area of the Vila Nova neighborhood, the property is 30 minutes from the center of Joinville/SC, allowing the guest to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the city while still being close to the urban area.

The House of Jurumirim's dam

Spacious house, on the edge of the dam, in a gated community with only 28 lots. A project carried out by Ambienta Arquitetura (prestigious by the magazine Arquitetura e Construção and others) with 3,900 m2 of land, 516m2 built, a standard pool, and a smaller heated pool (electric heater), trampoline, slackline, kayak, stand up paddle and barbecue. 5 suites (all with air conditioning) and another toilet. Capacity to comfortably accommodate 14 people plus a baby.

Beautiful cabin immersed in the woods

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space, surrounded by nature in a quiet and beautiful region of Morretes. In the Swiss style, the beautiful cabin is immersed in the woods, has air-conditioning, an equipped kitchen, good books and a Lego box. Bicycles can be rented. On the property, there is also space for a fire pit, a dining kiosk, a self-service laundry area and a short trail. Nearby is the Iporanga River, with a natural swimming pool.

Sitio Colina Rio da Prata - Heated Pool

Enjoy tranquility at Colina Rio da Prata, in Pirabeiraba, Joinville! With 7 double bedrooms and 1 bedroom with 4 single beds, our property offers a heated pool, chapel (private), wood-burning stove, stream, lakes, fire-pit, trails, soccer field, volleyball, billiards and lots of green space. Exclusivity guaranteed for your group. - Full schedule for 2025 open @ColinaRioDaPrata

Flavors of the Farmhouse Cabana

Rural space where children play outdoors, interact with animals, harvest eggs, fruits and vegetables to eat them fresh, and enjoy the feeling of “conquest” because they were harvested by them. They learn in a natural way where food comes from and the importance of knowing how to cultivate and preserve nature.

Sabores do Sitio Ranch

Rural space where children play outdoors, interact with animals, harvest eggs, fruits and vegetables to eat them fresh, and enjoy the feeling of “conquest” because they were harvested by them. They learn in a natural way where food comes from and the importance of knowing how to cultivate and preserve nature.