Family-friendly vacation rentals in Paraná

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.

Romantic Chalet, safe with hydro, pool, fireplace

Excellent option to enjoy a complete and comfortable Chalet just minutes from Curitiba. Experience in a Chalet ideal for couples to get out of the routine, spacious and bright, wood-burning fireplace, 300L hydro, chromotherapy, masonry pool attached to the deck, hammock, swing, full kitchen, Smart TV and air-conditioning. As a courtesy, firewood for up to two nights, bed and bath linens (bath towels, pool towels and bathrobes) basic items in the kitchen. (we do not offer breakfast).

Be enchanted by Purunã on the banks of the Canyon

Surrender to the charms of the unique landscapes of São Luiz do Purunã. This was our first home in this paradise. We lived in it for a few years to be convinced that we were building a bigger house. It has a unique view of an infinity pool and, in the background, a panoramic horizon of the Devonian Escarpments. We seek peace of mind, disconnection from the urban environment and contact with nature. In this climate, we will welcome our visiting guests. @spazenpuruna @feitoamim

German retreat: House with Jacuzzi 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.

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.

Tiny House-style Tree House! Morretes - Pr

The Tree House is the Tiny House building model, now famous in the United States! Privileged view of nature. It is 4 meters high and is surrounded by palm trees and typical vegetation of the Atlantic Forest. Air conditioning, fan, Wifi, Smart Sky TV Tv, Netflix, Youtube, Small barbecue, Minibar, Microwave, 2 burner Cooktop, cooking basics, table games, individual covered garage. Towel, salt, sugar, oil not included. Daily rate is per person

Maia Cabin | Tiny House

This accommodation is designed and decorated with great affection and care, and every detail has been thought out to make your stay more enjoyable. It is a perfect space for those looking for a little corner to enjoy amid nature or even a space for their home office. It has large windows, with a deck in front, which offer an incredible view of the sunrise.

Wonderful house, mountains and Capivari Dam

Come and have a unique experience with your family, in a cozy home with total privacy, in an incredible place. For those of you looking to work a few days in a quiet place, the house has an office and internet. Panoramic view of the mountains and the Capivari Dam, 30 minutes from Curitiba. Access to the Capivari Dam

Sabores do Sítio House

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.