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Doctor Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves Airport

Caçador, Brazil

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Regional gateway serving the timber and agricultural city of Caçador.

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Caçador, Brazil

Doctor Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves Airport (IATA: CFC, ICAO: SBCD) is a regional public airport serving Caçador, a city in the state of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil. The airport is administered by Infraero, Brazil's federal airport infrastructure company, and supports scheduled regional air service connecting Caçador to larger Brazilian hubs. Caçador is an important center for timber processing and agriculture in the mid-western region of Santa Catarina, and the airport plays a role in facilitating business and passenger travel for the region. The facility is relatively small, handling limited passenger volumes typical of Brazil's interior regional airports. The airport is named in honor of Doctor Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves, a figure of local significance in the Caçador area.

Terminals

The airport has a single small terminal building suited for regional passenger operations.

Getting to & from

Ground transport between the airport and downtown Caçador is primarily available via taxis and private vehicles.

Notable facts

›Located in the state of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil.
›Administered by Infraero, the Brazilian federal airport authority.
›Named after local figure Doctor Carlos Alberto da Costa Neves.
›Serves a region known for timber processing and agriculture.
›Operates as a regional airport with limited scheduled service.

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CFC → CWBNHG · L4T

CFC → JCBNHG · L4T

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City & Place Guide

Gateway to the Pines in the Heart of Santa Catarina

Caçador is a mid-sized city in the western highlands of Santa Catarina state, nestled among the Araucaria pine forests that define the region's dramatic landscape. Founded largely by Italian and German immigrants in the early twentieth century, it retains a strong European cultural influence visible in its architecture, festivals, and cuisine.

The city serves as an important commercial hub for the surrounding agricultural region, known for apple and onion farming as well as timber. Its cool highland climate and scenic surroundings make it a pleasant stopover for travelers exploring southern Brazil's interior.

•Museu do Contestado — documents the fascinating and tragic Contestado War of the early 1900s.
•Parque Natural Municipal Rio Caçador — riverside green space ideal for walking and birdwatching.
•Reserva Florestal Embrapa Epagri — protected Araucaria forest showcasing the region's native ecosystem.
•Igreja Matriz São Luís — central parish church reflecting the immigrant community's faith and architecture.
•Lago Municipal — calm urban lake popular with locals for relaxation and weekend strolls.
•Feira do Produtor — weekend market offering fresh local produce, cheeses, and artisan goods.

Getting around: Caçador is best navigated by car, as the city and surrounding attractions are spread out; rental cars are available locally. Urban bus lines connect most neighborhoods, and taxis are reliable for short trips. Rideshare apps have limited coverage, so taxis or locally arranged transport are the practical choice for visitors.

Best time: The spring months of September through November offer mild temperatures and blooming landscapes, making them the most pleasant time to visit.

Local food: Try barreado-style slow-cooked meats, freshly baked colonial bread, homemade salami, and locally produced apple cider that reflects the region's Italian immigrant heritage.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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