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Comandatuba Island, located in the municipality of Una, in the south of Bahia, is a true natural paradise that combines breathtaking landscapes with a wide range of activities for all tastes.

Most of the attractions are associated with Transamérica Comandatuba, the region’s main resort, known for offering an exclusive experience, comfort and excellent service.

Other activities are available around the island, extending the range of leisure and adventure options.

The Transamérica Comandatuba Hotel is the main accommodation option on the island, offering a complete infrastructure with swimming pools, spas, haute cuisine restaurants, fitness centre, sports courts and a team ready to guarantee an unforgettable stay.

It is ideal for families and couples looking for exclusivity.

Exclusive attractions at Hotel Transamérica Comandatuba

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Hotel Transamérica na Ilha de Comandatuba

1. Golf Course – Ocean Course
   One of the major highlights of the resort is the Ocean Course, an 18-hole golf course designed between the sea and the mangrove swamp. It offers four levels of difficulty, making it accessible to beginners and challenging for professionals. The spectacular scenery makes this sport even more special.
2. Jet Tour through the Mangroves
   Jet tours through the mangroves are organised by the hotel and offer moments of adrenaline and contact with nature.
3. Around the island by speedboat
   The two and a half hour speedboat ride around the island is an exclusive experience offered by the hotel.
4. Canal Fishing
   The resort provides aluminium boats with equipment and guides for a canal fishing experience on the island.
5. Bird Watching
   Guests can accompany environmental guides on a walk around the golf course to observe the local fauna, including native birds, with binoculars provided by the hotel.
6. Buggy and Quad Tours
   Explore the island’s beach and trails on motorised vehicles with tours organised directly by the hotel.
7. Black Mud Tour
   A navigation through the mangrove channels culminating in a medicinal black mud bath, enriching the experience with tastings and learning about the local culture.

Points of interest in and around Comandatuba Island

1. Una Ecological Park
   An Atlantic Forest reserve located off the island, where you can walk across suspension bridges and take the famous Black Mud Safari. This tour is ideal for learning about local biodiversity and is often recommended by tourist guides.
2. Mangrove Walk and Crab Walkway
   A guided experience of the fauna and flora of the mangroves, with crab and bird watching. Not directly linked to the hotel, but organised by local operators.
3. Dona Vida Cocoa Farm
   Located on the mainland, the farm offers the opportunity to learn about cocoa cultivation and the chocolate making process. It’s an excellent option for lovers of the “golden fruit”.
4. Ecobike
   Bike rides along the trails of the Atlantic Forest, with incredible views and direct contact with nature. Usually organised by local tourism companies.
5. Bahian Culture in Ilhéus and Canavieiras
   Visits to the nearby historic towns, highlighting the old mansions and the cultural richness of the region, including local gastronomy and traditions.

Conclusion

The Island of Comandatuba is an ideal destination for those seeking contact with nature, varied leisure activities and a high level of comfort.

While Transamérica Comandatuba concentrates most of its activities and exclusive services, the region around the island offers cultural and ecological complements that enrich the visitor’s experience. Whether relaxing in the shade of a coconut tree or exploring the local biodiversity, Comandatuba offers the best of Bahia in one place.

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Written by Willy Sievert

Editor of Bahia.ws since its founding in 2009. Based in Salvador, he travels frequently across the Northeast and all of Brazil to keep the guides up to date. Learn more about Willy Sievert →

Published on 29/11/2012 · Updated on 28/07/2025

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