A beautiful water park The Arajara Park is a water park, surrounded by trees and mountains, is in the region of the Chapada do Araripe. There are many natural sources of water, small rivers that have sprung up in the mountains. It belongs to wealthy family - a doctor, who has passed away, and a biologist. The owner of there cares for the preservation of nature. When you get there, you come across many trees in the parking lot, which in turn is surrounded by mountains also, called Serras. To access the park you must first - if you have bags- be searched at the first desk of the reception. It is forbidden to enter with food, sound equipment, weapons etc. After that bag check -in queue, you are directed to the ticket booths where you will purchase your electronic ticket to gain access to the park. In this queue there is a TV showing the occupied and released counters and there is also a person who showing you which booth is free for you to be attended to. When you arrive at one of them, you are asked for your photo document (full name, city, phone...) and then, after registering in the system you receive an electronic card to pass the turnstiles and is placed on your arm a bracelet which is not easy to rip in contact with the water. The entrance fee/ access to the park costs R$38,00, but you do not pay at the ticket booth, because these amounts are charged to the electronic card you receive. Everything you consume in the park will be debited on this card and you will only pay the bill when you are leaving the park, however, it will be serviced at other booths inside the park, which are close to the main restaurant. Each card has a consumption limit of R$200,00. If you forget to pass the card , it will not be released to exit the turnstiles.