Discover Correntina: natural beauty and culture in Bahia
Correntina is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Bahia with a population of around 30,000. Located in the west of Bahia, it is 914 kilometres from Salvador and 527 kilometres from Brasília.
Correntina is bathed by the Correntina, Arrojado, Santo Antônio, Guará and Rio do Meio rivers, all of which have crystal clear waters, The main one is the Correntina River, which cuts through the city centre and is home to the Ranchão Island, a much-visited postcard throughout the year, especially during the Carnival.

The Corrente River Valley is also a must for those looking for ecotourism routes, with activities ranging from trekking and off-road routes to boating and canoeing.
The neighbouring parishes of Santa Maria da Vitória and São Félix do Coribe preserve architectural traces of the colonial sertanejo and offer visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the customs and traditions of the rural population.

Famous for its natural beauty and cultural richness.
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Correntina Guia Turismo
Correntina’s tourist attractions
- Rio Corrente: Ideal for boating and water sports, the Rio Corrente is one of the most important recreational areas in the region.
- Corrente State Park: Covering some 70,000 hectares, it is a haven for observing fauna and flora, as well as being an ideal place for outdoor activities.
- Igreja Matriz de São José: A point of cultural and religious interest that represents the history and tradition of the city.
- Correntina Historical Museum: Preserves the local memory and offers an insight into the culture and history of the region.
- Correntina Winter Festival: An annual cultural event that attracts visitors with shows, theatre and gastronomy, celebrating the city’s cultural diversity.
- City Park: Provides infrastructure for sports and outdoor activities and is a popular spot for locals and tourists.
- Feira Livre de Correntina: A vibrant place to explore regional products and enjoy local cuisine.

Bahia.ws is the largest travel and tourism guide for Bahia and Salvador, providing valuable information for those wishing to explore this rich and diverse region.
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