Casca Holiday Deals

Casca Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Casca

Awesome! You've had your leave approved. Now all that's left to do is say goodbye to office life for a while and book your trip to Casca — pronto!

Brazil's capital city, Brasilia, can be found 1,500 kilometres to the north of Casca.

You should always know where the closest natural escape is. Here, it's Caldas de Prata Hot Springs, 50 kilometres out of Casca.

Would you like to venture outwards? Serafina Correa is 12 kilometres to the south of Casca and Nova Bassano is 25 kilometres to the southeast. Get in the car and discover what's going on out there!

Feel like checking out Tamandare Park, Passo Fundo City Hall and Gare Park? Make tracks to Passo Fundo, 60 kilometres to the northwest, and set up base. These sights, along with Colegio Notre Dame Museum and Bella Citta Shopping Center, are all nearby.

If you think it's time to indulge your inner adventurer, get ready for some rock climbing. That said, there aren't many better ways to experience the local region than with a bit of mountain climbing.

If you're looking for a relaxing pursuit, nothing tops venturing outdoors and going cycling or shore fishing.

Unsure what to see and do first? Sometimes the best way to see a place is to book yourself on a tour or two. The region boasts some outstanding guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours, city walking tours and winery tours.

Sure, it's quite nice to be next to the water, but it's going to be heaps more fun to be in or on it! Make the most of the opportunity to get involved in the region's popular watersports, such as swimming and snorkeling.

Wander through the region's nature museums and history museums. They are wonderful places to visit when the rain starts pelting down.

For an outdoor activity that will entertain the whole family, check out the local area's open-air museums.

Enjoy some insight into the region's history by heading to a few of the close-by ruins. Do your own research into their historical significance or get some information from the most enlightened tour guide you can find.

If you're curious about the local systems of belief, visit one or two monasteries. Even if you're not touched by a spiritual awakening, there's a good chance you'll be soothed by the tranquil atmosphere.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while visiting Rio Grande Do Sul. Give your taste buds a little lovin' too by trying out some of the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've truly experienced a destination until you've tasted its flavours.

Typical food here often includes beef and papaya, two commonly used ingredients for which the local region is known for dishing up.

There's no need to hum and haw over the restaurant menu while in Casca. Jump straight in and sample some of the area's signature dishes, such as arroz de carreteiro and churrasco (barbecue).

If you never say no to dessert, we don't think you'll be disappointed. Be sure to try beijinho de coco (coconut balls), a tempting treat that's guaranteed to satisfy your sugar cravings.

If you love a frosty pint every now and then, find the nearest bar and ask for Antartica. Enjoy it with a side of joke-cracking and socialising with the locals.

When the night beckons for something a touch stronger, try some batida. Neat or on ice — your bartender will know the most satisfying way to drink it.

You needn't be a wine authority to know a decent drop! Here, Don Laurindo and Villa Francioni can't be missed.

Fortunately Casca isn't planning on moving anywhere, so this "Até logo" doesn't need to be your last!

When it's time to take to the skies, make sure you have extra time to get to Hercilio Luz International Airport (FLN). Sitting 350 kilometres to the east from Casca, this is the nearest terminal.