Tour guides in Roraima lose income - 50% fewer visitors
Drought caused by 'super El Niño' disrupts tourist season
The problem
The Véu de Noiva waterfall in Roraima has dried up due to drought, affecting tour guides and local businesses who depend on it for income.
Why it isn't solved
Climate change and 'super El Niño' phenomenon
anymore. It dried up.” In the Amazonian region of Serra Grande in Brazil, about 50
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Automated source checks; reported 2026-10-29. Cover supplied by Mongabay: https://imgs.mongabay.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2026/10/29092627/Veu_de_Noiva_waterfall_Canta_Roraima_Katarine_Almeida-768x512.jpeg
Added 1 Nov 2026. Source published 29 Oct 2026.