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The best area to stay in Novorizonte is the Central District, known locally as "Centro."This is the heart of Novorizonte, where most of the city's commercial and cultural activities are concentrated. You'll find a good mix of shops, restaurants, and local businesses along Rua Principal and Avenida da Liberdade. The Centro is also home to Praça da Matriz, the main square, which often hosts local events and markets. It's very walkable and provides easy access to public transport for exploring further afield.Couples looking for a convenient and engaging stay will find the Centro ideal. You'll be within walking distance of many dining options, from traditional Minas Gerais cuisine to more contemporary choices. The evening strolls around Praça da Matriz, perhaps with an ice cream from a local parlour, offer a relaxing end to the day.For solo travellers, the Centro offers a comfortable base with plenty to do. You can easily connect with local life by visiting the Mercado Municipal, perusing the craft shops, or enjoying a coffee at one of the many cafes.

The best time to go to Novorizonte is during the dry season, which typically runs from May to September.During these months, you'll experience pleasant, sunny weather with lower humidity, making it ideal for exploring the natural beauty and outdoor activities Novorizonte has to offer. Temperatures are generally comfortable, usually ranging from 18°C to 28°C. This period is great for hiking, visiting waterfalls, and enjoying the region's ecotourism offerings without the interruption of heavy rains.Travellers looking for an active holiday will find the dry season particularly appealing. The trails are clearer, and the rivers are at a good level for activities like rafting or canyoning, should those be available. It's also a great time for wildlife spotting, as animals are more active and visible.While the wet season (October to April) brings lush greenery and full waterfalls, it also comes with higher humidity and frequent downpours, which can sometimes disrupt outdoor plans.