Naga Cable Park

In Jaguariúna, in the state of São Paulo, 1.5-2 hours from São Paulo city, Naga Cable Park is widely cited by the Brazilian specialized press as the very first cable wakepark in Latin America.

Two cable systems, for two approaches

The site features a full-size cable with 5 laps operating continuously, capable of accommodating up to 9 riders at once at about 30 km/h, as well as a slower 2-lap cable with an elevated starting point making it easier for beginners to start in the water.

A founding role in Latin America

As a regional pioneer, Naga Cable Park has significantly contributed to popularizing cable wakeboarding on the South American continent, long before other sites appeared in Brazil, Argentina, or Mexico. The site remains a historical reference for the discipline in the region.

Practical information

The park can be reached via its official Instagram account (@nagacp) for booking and pricing inquiries, as these are not exhaustively detailed on the version of the site consulted. Discovery sessions as well as more technical slots are offered on both cables, to be confirmed directly before visiting.

For any rider passing through the state of São Paulo, Naga Cable Park remains a historic stop to discover the roots of South American cable wakeboarding.