Pousada Trijunção

Jaborandi - Bahia

A deep experience in the heart of the Cerrado

Staying at Trijunção means living in the heart of a rare biome: a remote area with limited access that, precisely because of this, offers the opportunity to be truly close to nature. There is no urban noise or busy roads — only the vast Cerrado in every direction.

Guests enjoy experiences guided by biologists, safaris, the chance to observe maned wolves in the wild, and the opportunity to learn about conservation projects, all while surrounded by comfort and genuine hospitality.

Location

Mambaí–Cocos Road, Km 45 Rural Area

Jaborandi - Bahia

47655-000

Nearby airport

Brasília International Airport - BSB

Highlights

What awaits you at the destination

  • 8 exclusive accommodations
  • Wildlife observation
  • Guided Biome Experience
  • Personalized itineraries
  • Signature regional gastronomy
  • Regenerative tourism

Property Details

Located at the border of Bahia, Goiás and Minas Gerais, Pousada Trijunção offers a unique immersion in the Cerrado. The lodge features 8 exclusive accommodations set within a territory of more than 28,000 hectares dedicated to conservation.

Integrated architecture, deep silence, signature gastronomy and immersive experiences reveal the native fauna and flora of this extraordinary biome.

Gastronomy

Signature cuisine that blends culinary influences from the three surrounding states, using local ingredients, an agroecological garden and regional cooking techniques.

Experiences

Day and night safaris, maned wolf sightings, birdwatching, nature trails, lunches in the veredas (Cerrado wetlands), and activities in the Grande Sertão Veredas National Park.

Socio-environmental responsibility

Our commitment

  • Conservation: 90% of the area dedicated to conservation

  • Partnership with Onçafari: for the protection of the maned wolf and other native wildlife

  • Creation of an ecological corridor: between Fazenda Trijunção and Grande Sertão Veredas National Park, ensuring native species live free and protected.

  • Support for scientific research focused on Cerrado conservation: in partnership with institutions such as Onçafari and Embrapa

  • Conscious resource use: solar panels for water heating, clay water filters, and separation of organic and recyclable waste.