Lago Comary

Lago Comary is located within the Granja Comary area in Teresópolis, RJ. Many visitors arrive by car from Rio de Janeiro, which takes about an hour. Parking directly at the Granja can be challenging, so be prepared to park a bit further away and walk. +1

While direct public transport to the exact entrance might be limited, you can take buses to Teresópolis and then use local taxis or ride-sharing services to reach the Granja Comary area.

The lake is part of the Granja Comary, which is a residential area and the training center for the Brazilian National Football Team. Access to the lake is generally by walking into the area, as car entry might be restricted to residents.

Direct car access to the lake area might be restricted, especially for non-residents. It's often recommended to park nearby and walk to enjoy the scenery.

Lago Comary is located in Teresópolis, which is about an hour's drive from Rio de Janeiro city, making it a popular day trip destination.

No, the entrance to Lago Comary and the surrounding public areas of Granja Comary is generally free. +1

As it's a public area and a residential zone, there aren't strict official opening hours. However, it's best to visit during daylight hours for safety and enjoyment.

Access to the actual CBF training facilities is typically restricted and requires special authorization. Visitors can, however, enjoy the scenic views of the lake and the exterior of the complex. +1

The public areas around Lago Comary within Granja Comary are free to enter.

While the area is welcoming, it's important to be respectful of the residential nature of parts of Granja Comary and the privacy of the CBF facilities.

The entire perimeter of the lake offers beautiful photo opportunities. The view with Dedo de Deus in the background is particularly iconic.

Absolutely! The combination of the serene lake, lush greenery, and the majestic Dedo de Deus mountain makes it a prime location for landscape photography. +1

Early mornings and late afternoons, during the golden hours, offer the most beautiful light for capturing the lake and its surroundings.

Drone usage might be restricted due to proximity to residential areas and potentially the CBF facilities. It's advisable to check local regulations before flying.

Expect a beautiful artificial lake with calm waters, surrounded by well-maintained gardens, residential homes, and the impressive silhouette of the Dedo de Deus mountain. +1

Visitors often spot ducks, geese, and marrecos (domestic ducks) on the lake. Some have also reported seeing colorful macaws flying overhead. +1

No, Lago Comary is an artificial lake, created within the Granja Comary area. +1

While not formal trails, the perimeter of the lake is accessible for walking, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery and get close to the water.

With the presence of various waterfowl and the possibility of seeing macaws, it can be a pleasant spot for casual birdwatching. +1

The atmosphere is described as tranquil, bucolic, and serene, making it ideal for relaxation and contemplation.