RNV General Rules
Vale Natural Reserve is one of the largest protected areas of the
Brazilian Atlantic Forest, with 23 thousand hectares. It houses the
Tabuleiros Atlantic Forest, one of the most threatened with
extinction. In addition to discovering the beauties of the fauna and
flora of our region, in the Reserve you will find full facilities for
tourism, accommodation, meals, events, and many other activities.
Thus, aiming to make your visit more enjoyable, please find below
information and rules that must be complied with:
Opening hours
Mobility
How to behave
Trails
Animals
Stopping or parking in access routes and vehicle
circulation lanes is forbidden; use parking lots, where
reverse parking is mandatory.
Respect the speed limits (30km /h), we have a flow of wild
animals and pedestrians on the roads
Be careful when riding a bicycle, roller skates,
skateboard, scooter, among other similar equipment.
Accidents caused by improper use of these are the sole
responsibility of the visitor
Riding quadricycles in the Reserve area is prohibited
No loud sounds are allowed; respect the environment and
people sharing the space with you.
The removal of any material from the Reserve is
prohibited. Plants, rocks, fruits and seeds found in the
area are part of the environment and must remain there
All garbage must be deposited in appropriate places,
always respecting the selective collection
The use of drones is only allowed with the authorization
of ANAC and prior permission from the RNV manager
Avoid excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages in the
reserve area
Advertising is not allowed
It is forbidden to make fire, barbecue, hunting, fishing
and camping in the Reserve
Use caution and respect nature in self-guided hiking
The Pequi Vinagreiro Trail can only be done with the
guidance of the Environmental Advisor at scheduled times
To participate in the trails it is mandatory to be over
the age of 06 years, to wear long pants, shirt and closed
shoes
Be careful when walking in the forest, be careful where
you step and put your hand
Always follow the guidance from the RNV’s administration team.
Localization
BR 101 Highway, KM 122
Linhares, Espírito Santo, Brazil
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Distance between the main capitals
162.3 km from Vitória (ES)
686 km from Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
632 km from Belo Horizonte (MG)
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Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday,
from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and from 1 pm to 4 pm.
The visitation sector of the Vale Natural Reserve is reopened to
the public, with the exception of some areas such as the hotel and
restaurant, which will remain closed.
Free entrance
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Contact
Visitation:
+55 (27) 3371-9702
+55 (27) 3371-9703
reservanatural@vale.com
Accommodation:
hotel and restaurant, which will remain closed
reservas.rnv@vale.com
Videos and Photos
- Rules
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The works must be held during the Reserve’s servisse hours
(Tuesday to Sunday, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and from 1 pm to
4 pm).
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Video footage or photo shoots with commercial or media
promotion purposes must be previously scheduled and can only
take place if authorized by the administration;
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Property damages caused, to the area, by any photographer or
videomaker – including their clients – shall be their sole and
exclusive responsibility;
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RNV is not responsible for equipment, objects, and materials
left on premises;
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The use of electric power sources available in common areas –
for equipment recharge – is the client’s full responsibility;
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Video footage or photo shoots with people wearing bikinis,
underwear or lingerie must be informed in advance;
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The use of drones is only allowed when authorized by the
Brazilian National Agency of Civil Aviation (ANAC, Agência
National de Aviação Civil) and with prior permission from RNV
manager;
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Those who do not comply with these rules will have the right
to photograph in the area suspended for 30 days.
- Visitors are prohibited from:
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Stopping or parking in access routes and vehicle circulation
lanes is forbidden; use parking lots, where reverse parking is
mandatory;
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Taking photos in the forest without authorization (restricted
area);
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Climbing trees, as well as fixing balloons, banners, flags or
any other objects on trees, playground toys and other
structures with glue or by hanging, drilling or nailing;
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Fully or partially blocking restrooms, hindering the access to
it, while using photographic equipment, clothes, makeup,
hangers, among others;
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Leaving clothes, makeups, equipment or any other object in the
area of the Reserve.
Picnics at Vale Natural Reserve
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The works must be held during the Reserve’s servisse hours
(Tuesday to Sunday, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and from 1 pm to
4 pm).
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Covered areas are not available for picnics (areas for rent);
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Picnics must take place only in visitation areas. Visitors can
use existing wooden tables or bring picnic blankets.
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All waste generated must be separated according to the
selective waste collection; plastic bags with waste cannot be
left in the Reserve;
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Use caution when riding bikes, rollerblading, skating, or
performing similar activities. Accidents caused by inadequate
behavior during these activities are the visitor’s full
responsibility;
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The use of electric power sources available in common areas –
for equipment recharge – is the visitor’s full responsibility;
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Vale Natural Reserve is not responsible for equipment,
objects, and materials left on premises.
- Visitors are prohibited from:
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Bringing lunch-related food;
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Stopping or parking in access routes and vehicle circulation
lanes is forbidden; use parking lots, where reverse parking is
mandatory;
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Climbing trees, as well as fixing balloons, banners, flags or
any other objects on trees, playground toys and other
structures with glue or by hanging, drilling or nailing;
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Leaving any object and/or modifying the environment in the
Reserve area;
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Entering a guided trail without authorization;
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Bringing pets because, even the smallest, may cause damage to
the wild fauna or catch a new disease;
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Excessively consuming alcoholic beverages in the area of the
Reserve;
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Using any kind of object that requires fire to work;
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Making loud sounds; the environment and people sharing the
space with you must be respected.
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