Subaúma Beach, located in the municipality of Entre Rios, is one of the most popular destinations on the Costa dos Coqueiros. Located on the Linha Verde, 119 kilometres from Salvador, it is known for its natural beauty and pleasant climate.
Video of Subaúma beach in Bahia
What to expect in Subaúma?
- Simple village with locals, markets and restaurants.
- Paradisiacal landscape, ideal for those seeking peace and contact with nature.
- Sunset between coconut palms, one of the natural spectacles of the region.
- Modest structure, without the mass tourism of more famous beaches such as Praia do Forte and Imbassaí.
- Presence of sea currents, which must be taken into account on some stretches marked with a red flag.
What to do?
- Enjoy the beach and the river, which guarantee moments of leisure and relaxation.
- Visit the Nano Beach Club, which operates on a day-use basis and offers a swimming pool, hammocks and ambient music.
- Explore neighbouring beaches such as Baixio, Conde and Mangue Seco.
Where to stay?
- Tree Bies Resort and Pousada Praia de Subaúma are the main local options.
- Other alternatives include Port de Sauípe and Massarandupió, which offer more accommodation options.
- Luxury resorts such as Grand Palladium, Costa do Sauípe, Iberostar, Tivoli and Vila Galé are nearby.
Best time to visit
- October to March: Less rain and more sunshine.
- March to September: Possibility of rain, but still a good destination.
How to get there
- By Car: Take the BA-099 (toll road at Abrantes) and follow the BA-506 to the entrance of Subaúma.
- By Bus: From the Salvador Bus Station with the Atlântico company, on the “Litoral Norte” line.
Subaúma is the ideal destination for those looking for peace, nature and simplicity. Plan your trip and enjoy this hidden paradise on the north coast of Bahia!
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