Party in Embu

Party in Embu is a delightful working farm in the countryside outside São Paulo where kids can experience authentic Brazilian rural life. Children get hands-on learning through animal feedings, farm chores, and interactive agricultural activities that bring them closer to nature and teach them where their food comes from.

• ✓Feeding and petting farm animals including chickens, goats, and cows
• ✓Learning about traditional Brazilian farming techniques and crops
• ✓Participating in age-appropriate farm chores and activities
• ✓Wide open spaces for children to explore and play safely
• ✓Educational experiences about sustainability and food production

1. 1.English may be limited, so download a Portuguese translation app before your visit or learn basic phrases like 'obrigado' (thank you) and 'banheiro' (bathroom).
2. 2.Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty, as kids will be walking through barnyards and possibly helping with farm tasks.
3. 3.Bring sunscreen and hats, as much of the farm experience is outdoors with limited shade during São Paulo's sunny weather.
4. 4.Visit on weekday mornings for a quieter experience, as weekends can get busy with local families and birthday parties.
5. 5.The Brazilian Real is the currency, so have cash on hand as card acceptance may be limited at this rural location.

Visit on weekday mornings (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM) when animals are most active and the farm is less crowded. The dry season (May to September) offers more comfortable weather for outdoor activities, though the farm operates year-round.

Budget-friendly pricing makes this an affordable family outing. The venue also hosts events and parties, so call ahead to confirm regular visiting hours. Basic facilities are available, but this is a working farm with rustic amenities.

Open year-round, seven days a week. São Paulo's dry winter season (May to September) offers cooler, more comfortable temperatures for outdoor farm activities. Summer months (December to February) can be hot and rainy, so check weather forecasts and bring rain gear.

Embu das Artes town center (about 10 minutes away) offers various restaurants serving traditional Brazilian dishes. Look for family-friendly 'por kilo' buffet restaurants where you pay by weight, allowing picky eaters to choose what they like.