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National park in Paraná, Brazil
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Superagüi National Park (Parque Nacional de Superagüi) is a protected natural area on the coast of Paraná in southeastern Brazil. The park is rich in wildlife and is critical habitat for several endangered species, most notably the Superagüi lion tamarin, a kind of small monkey that lives almost nowhere else. Visitors will appreciate the park's 38 km of uninhabited beaches as well as the variety of colorful birds that live in the inland forests.
Access to the park is via ferry boat from the port city of Paranaguá. The ferry Megatron makes round trips to the Isla do Pecos 6 times per week. Passage will cost about US$20 (as of 2025).
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