During the weekends of the months of April and May, Varshana guests, in partnership with Chácara Kiwi da Serra, can enjoy a different activity: harvesting the Kiwi and still take home a box of freshly harvested fruit. The activity will work like this: the couple that participates will have 50% of the value subsidized by the inn. Visits to the farmhouse from the Varshana are always on Saturdays at 10am, from April 14 to May 12 (except on 02/05).

The idea is that visitors have access to an activity that is very unusual for those who live in large urban centers, but wants to get a little closer to life in the countryside. Kiwi originates from southern China. However, the world’s largest producer of fruit today is Italy. In Brazil, the fruit was introduced in the 1970s and became popular in the following decades due to its exotic shape, intense taste, vibrant colors and its nutritional properties like vitamin C and vitamin E.

About Varshana

The Varshana is a place designed to disconnect from everything and spend great moments of relaxation and tranquility, under the exuberant sky of the Campos Gerais. Every detail in the inn was chosen so that the guest has a stay that provides peace and connection with nature.

The leisure facilities include a restaurant with international cuisine, wine cellar and gourmet beer menu, heated swimming pools, games room, library, music room (cantinho da saudade), event hall, souvenir shop, spa with hot tub and massage therapy, yoga classes and, on holidays, extra activities: such as hiking on the region’s trails, archery and abseiling.

Romance scenario

With a beautiful natural landscape, the inn provides a mood of romance in a majestic setting, conducive to memorable photo essays. “More and more people recognize Varshana as a romantic and unique destination and choose to share with us some of the best moments of their lives,” said the inn’s administrator, Arlete Santos.

São Luiz do Purunã

The district of São Luiz do Purunã is located 45km from the capital of Paraná, at the intersection of BR-277 and BR 376, between Ponta Grossa and Curitiba. The region concentrates great flow of the ring road that converges toward the state capital.

In the last 20 years, the district of São Luiz do Purunã has been outstanding in the development of rural tourism, supported by the presence of the gaucho culture and by the multiplication of leisure and tourism ventures.

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