Naga Cable Park

Naga Cable Park is Latin America’s first cable park, on a lake off Avenida Pacífico Moneda in Jardim Imperial, Jaguariúna. A five-tower full-size circuit runs counterclockwise at a constant 30 km/h with up to nine riders; a separate two-tower line (reduced speed, high cable) is the start for first-timers, kids from eight, and anyone working wakeboard, wakeskate, kneeboard, or water ski. City tourism counts twelve obstacles on the full-size lake. The same water holds Naga Floats, which the operator calls Brazil’s largest floating inflatable park. On shore, Kiosk 1080 is the restaurant, and a 200-person hall with a lake deck takes weddings and corporate days. The park hosted the 2024 Brazilian wakeboard championships. Opened May 2009.