Valley Tour with Colonial Coffee - Agritourism

The dirt road, the fresh air, the nature, the colonial houses, and the visits to Italian and German families provide unforgettable moments in the Quilombo Valley, Linha 28, in the interior of Gramado. Alongside hills of dense vegetation, rivers and waterfalls, passing through fields of araucaria trees, kiwi and grape vines aboard a charming themed open-air bus, tourists get to know the natural beauties that Gramado hides in its interior.
On this tour we will visit the MARCON FAMILY, where the Italian couple Vicente and Fatima Marcon share the history of their ancestors in the family memorial, showing objects that were used by their parents, the planting of corn and the handling of animals. Visitors are invited to feed the sheep with their own hands. To conclude this stop, everyone enjoys a delicious grape juice, accompanied by bread and jams produced by the Marcon family.
The tour continues to the ALAMBIQUE DOS ROSSAS, where the art of producing cachaça marks this part of the tour. The owner and producer, Romeu Rossa, leads the tour, sharing his family's history. Visitors follow the production of artisanal cachaça, from the sugarcane harvest. Amidst a field dominated by green, visitors can sample these delicacies.
To conclude our tour, a stop at the BARETTA FAMILY home, a century-old half-timbered house that used to house a kerb festival. Visitors are greeted by the owner, Jovani Baretta, who serves a delicious colonial-style coffee (with wine included) that evokes the family's history and traditions. At that moment, he begins the family's famous kerb dance, where the guitarist starts playing and everyone is invited to dance and sing.