The history of Bahia began with the arrival of the Portuguese in Porto Seguro and then with colonisation, the empire and the republic. The official history of Brazil began in Bahia; history records that the discoverer, Pedro Álvares Cabral, landed on the shores of the region where Porto Seguro is […]
The Mata Sul Region of Pernambuco is rich in natural beauty, including several waterfalls that attract visitors in search of leisure and contact with nature. The beaches along Pernambuco’s 187-kilometre coastline are already popular with tourists, but far from the coast there is a lesser-known way to refresh your body […]
Trindade and Martim Vaz – History, shipwrecks, geography, flora and fauna Trindade and Martim Vaz Archipelago Trindade e Martim Vaz is a Brazilian archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, a Federal Territory off the coast of Espírito Santo, about 1,200 kilometres east of Vitória. It consists of two main islands (Trindade […]
Discover the Santa Luzia Island in Sergipe Santa Luzia Island, located in the municipality of Barra dos Coqueiros, is an enchanting destination, home to the Beaches of Atalaia Nova, da Costa and Jatobá, just 1 kilometre from Aracaju and separated by the Sergipe River. This natural paradise combines wild beauty […]
São Francisco do Conde is a Brazilian municipality located in the Salvador metropolitan region of Bahia. Situated between islands, mangroves, the coast and the Atlantic Rainforest, São Francisco do Conde enchants with its natural exuberance. Two embarkation points are the starting point for any nautical itinerary on the boat trips […]
The Route of the Sugar Mills and Maracatus takes visitors on a tour of the rural Zona da Mata Norte of Pernambuco, an area rich in engenhos and maracatus. Journey to the origins Travelling along the Route of the Sugar Mills and Maracatus in the Zona da Mata of Pernambuco […]
Learn more about the origins of sugar cane, which began in Asia and spread to Europe and the Americas, arriving in colonial Brazil where it became one of the most important economic activities. The expansion of sugarcane cultivation encouraged the development of different types of mills, varying in size and […]
The Cais do Sertão Museum, located in Recife, is a cultural space dedicated to the appreciation and preservation of Sertanejo culture, especially the life and work of Luiz Gonzaga, the King of Baião. Opened in 2014, the Cais do Sertão Museum is one of the most modern and interactive in […]
Barra do Cunhaú is a destination for those who love extreme sports, nature and the confluence of the Curimataú River (Rio Cunhaú) with the sea. Barra do Cunhaú is a small fishing village located in the municipality of Canguaretama, on the south coast of Rio Grande do Norte, about 75 […]
Discover the wonders of Maceió’s beaches: A complete guide to the paradise of Alagoas The Beaches in Maceió are famous for their green waters, the natural pools of Pajuçara and Ponta Verde, decorated with coconut palms. The city has one of the most beautiful coastlines in Brazil, with several urban, wild, popular […]
Barra de Camaratuba, located in the municipality of Mataraca, in the state of Paraíba, Brazil, is a charming and relatively unexplored tourist destination, ideal for those seeking tranquillity and contact with nature. Barra de Camaratuba is the wildest version of Paraíba. Located in the municipality of Mataraca, 110 kilometres from […]
Nísia Floresta, located in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, is a tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches and lagoons. The town offers a combination of coastal landscapes and inland waters that attract visitors in search of relaxation and adventures in nature. The town is named in honour […]
Ponta de Humaitá is one of Salvador’s most charming spots, located next to Monte Serrat Fort on the Itapagipe peninsula. With a privileged view of the Bay of All Saints, the place is especially known for its unforgettable sunsets. In the courtyard overlooking the sea are a church, a convent […]
The Ponta do Boi Lighthouse is located on the largest sea island in Brazil – São Sebastião, opposite the city of the same name. So named by Américo Vespúcio in 1502, the now famous Ilhabela, paradise for tourists, was once hell for many who lost their lives in its waters. […]
The Emotions Route unites the Lençóis Maranhenses, in Maranhão, the Parnaíba Delta, in Piauí, and Jericoacoara, in Ceará, in a single trip. Rota das Emoções in the northeast is to face a dirt road in a 4×4 vehicle, take a chance on windsurfing, face the rise and fall of the […]
The Marajó Archipelago is located at the mouth of the Amazon River in the state of Pará, bordering the Amazon and the Atlantic Ocean. It is made up of approximately 3,000 islands, with emphasis on Marajó Island, its largest island, with 49,602 m². Marajó Island enchants its visitors for the […]
Pernambuco’s Rural Tourism Route is a journey through bucolic and enchanting landscapes, abundant gastronomy and the whole universe of the interior of the state. The Rural Tourism Route is a guide created especially for domestic and foreign tourists arriving in Pernambuco interested in discovering different tourist options. The initiative also aims […]
The Poti River Canyon, located on the border between the states of Piauí and Ceará, is one of the most impressive landscapes in the north-east of Brazil. This little-explored tourist destination offers visitors a combination of natural beauty, adventure and history, making it an ideal location for ecotourism and outdoor […]
The beaches of the south coast of Pernambuco are a very popular tourist destination in Brazil, known for their paradisiacal beaches, crystal clear waters and natural beauty. From Cabo de Santo Agostinho to São José da Coroa Grande, the 110 kilometres of Pernambuco’s southern coastline are home to one gem […]
Paulo Vilar lives in Aldeia, in the Metropolitan Region of Recife, is a producer of orchids. Paulo Vilar grows more than 300,000 orchids – a hobby that has become a job and is greatly rewarded when a new flower opens. There are many shapes, colors, many sizes. There are 35,000 […]
Praia do Forte: An unmissable paradise in Bahia Praia do Forte is a district of the municipality of Mata de São João, located on the north coast of Bahia, Brazil, about 80 kilometres from Salvador. Originally a fishing village, Praia do Forte has become a popular tourist destination, known for […]
São José da Coroa Grande is a municipality on the southern coast of Pernambuco, in Brazil. It is located 123 kilometres from the capital of Pernambuco, Recife. São José da Coroa Grande is known for its beautiful beaches, coral reefs and crystal-clear waters. Tucked away on Pernambuco’s so-called Golden Coast, […]
Pitambu is located on the north coast of Sergipe, in a region known as the Mangrove Coast, the town of Pirambu is one of the most visited in the state. With a privileged location at the mouth of the Japaratuba River, bathed by the Pomonga River and the Atlantic Ocean, […]
Saco Beach or Praia do Saco is famous for its crystal-clear waters, white sand dunes and coconut palms that form a stunning backdrop. In the southern tip of Sergipe, close to the border with Bahia, we find the most beautiful beach in the state. Praia do Saco or Boa Viagem, […]
The town of Campo Formoso in the Chapada Diamantina is known for its caves and emerald trade. The municipality of Campo Formoso, an age known for the production of emeralds, 414 kilometers from Salvador, also hosts the Precious Stones and Handicrafts Fair. The Chapada Diamantina in Bahia and has in […]
Itamaracá Island offers beaches with calm waters and natural pools. Ilha de Itamaracá is a charming tourist destination located off the coast of the state of Pernambuco in Brazil. Known for its natural and historical beauty, the island offers a variety of attractions for all types of visitors. About 50 […]
The north coast of Alagoas is known as the Coral Coast, it has the second largest coral reef in the world. There are 130 km highlighted by the green of the coconut trees and the intense blue of the sea. The exuberance of the natural pools and biodiversity of marine […]
The south coast of Alagoas is known as the Region of the Lagoons and Seas of the South. Nature spared no effort when it favored this part of Alagoas. There are vast coconut groves, paradisiacal beaches, lagoons and rivers that meet the sea in an image of pure magic. In […]
Chapada das Mesas is an environmental protection area covering 160,046 hectares of Cerrado. Chapada das Mesas is composed of the municipalities of Imperatriz, Tasso Fragoso, Estreito, Carolina, Riachão, Balsas, Formosa da Serra Negra, Fortaleza dos Nogueiras, Itinga do Maranhão, Campestre, Alto Parnaíba, Açailândia in south-central Maranhão; The name comes from […]
Corvette Ipiranga (V-17): One of Brazil’s most iconic shipwrecks One of Brazil’s most famous shipwrecks, the Brazilian Navy’s Corvette V-17 – Ipiranga, lies at a depth of around 62 metres in the waters off Ponta da Sapata in the Fernando de Noronha archipelago. Very well preserved by the island’s dive […]
The Chapada Diamantina ‘s dive sites are true natural treasures that combine crystal-clear waters, scenic beauty and unique biodiversity, providing unrivalled experiences for divers and nature lovers. Among the most popular spots are Poço Azul and Poço Encantado, known for their stunningly transparent waters, where the light creates spectacular visual […]
Carnival, a festival of ancient Catholic tradition originating in Europe, is held annually in the three days before Lent. Introduced in Brazil by the Portuguese colonizers, it was known as Entrudo in the first centuries of colonial life. During this period, games were played with limes and lemons, or throwing […]
The Cultural Aspects of the Northeast Region are well known for its strong and striking cultural aspect. The Northeast Region of the Brazilian territory is composed by the states of Alagoas, Bahia, Ceará, Maranhão, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte and Sergipe. Its total area is 1,561,177km², similar to […]
The story of the Discovery Coast begins on 22 April 1500, when Pedro Álvares Cabral ‘s squadron spotted a rounded elevation, Mount Pascoal, located to the south of Bahia. In search of a safe place to dock, the thirteen ships sailed along the coast to the north and, at dusk on […]
The Bay of Todos os Santos is a bay in the Brazilian coastline in the state of Bahia. It is the second largest bay in the world (after the Gulf of Bengal) and the largest in Brazil. It covers 1,233 km² and has an average depth of 9.8 metres, ranging […]
The Todos os Santos Bay and its recesses are an immense amphitheatre, where nature, history and culture come together to form a beautiful setting for nautical tourism and ecotourism activities. This grandiose setting is made up of a vast expanse of calm waters, from which 56 islands emerge . There are […]
The Northeast Region is the third largest region in Brazil and the largest in number of states, it has nine: Alagoas, Bahia, Ceará, Maranhão, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte and Sergipe. Its total area is 1,561,177km², similar to the area of Mongolia. The region has 3,338km of beaches, […]
Brazilian literature was born mature, expressing itself in the language of the 17th century – the baroque – and this is due to a writer from the Northeast, Gregório de Mattos. Since Gregório de Mattos, the northeastern letters exhibit an extraordinary vigor. The northeast region also consecrated a cultural phenomenon, […]
Arquitetura Nordestina has baroque buildings erected by the sugar society mark the starting point of the long and diverse path taken by Northeastern architecture over five centuries. On the balconies of the sobrados of old São Salvador there are memories of maidens from the times of the emperor,” sang Dorival […]
The plastic arts in the northeast had external influences and information and help to build a genuinely Brazilian and local art – a process of appropriation and recreation that goes back to the colony. European artists who accompanied Maurício de Nassau during the occupation of Dutch Pernambuco (1630-54) are credited […]
It is impossible to think about the culture of Brazil without considering the music and rhythms of the Northeast, the themes and inventiveness of Northeast music – a mix of influences in which tradition and renewal coexist. In all of Brazil, the Northeast is the region that most zealously preserves […]
The history of the northeast begins with the discovery of Brazil and the northeast owes its birth and development around the sugar society Ground zero of Brazilian history was in the northeast, the history of the northeast owes its birth and development to the sugar mill. Today, while carrying nurcas […]
The Northeast is the Brazilian region that receives the most tourists, from the country and abroad. The reasons are obvious: any corner of its immense coastline is capable of adorning the pages of tourism supplements and magazines. Here you will find the elements of the archetypal tropical paradise – blue […]
The dunes of the Lençóis Maranhenses National Park look like gigantic sheets of sand. The Lençóis Maranhenses National Park is located in the municipalities of Paulino Neves, Tutóia, Barreirinhas, Santo Amaro, Primeira Cruz and Humberto de Campos. The Lençóis Maranhenses National Park covers 155,000 hectares of dunes, rivers, lagoons and […]
Alcântara, located in the state of Maranhão, Brazil, is a city rich in history and culture, offering a charming tourist destination. The streets of Alcântara, just 22 kilometres from São Luís do Maranhão, take tourists on a journey through history. They are lined with ruins and houses that document the heyday […]
São Luís do Maranhão, often just called São Luís, is an enchanting destination in the north-eastern region of Brazil. Known for its rich cultural heritage, historic architecture and vibrant traditions, São Luís offers a unique mix of attractions for tourists. Saint Louis was the first name of São Luís, a […]
Maranhão presents a rich ecosystem composed of mangroves, beaches, rivers, waterfalls and a tropical desert. It also has the encounter between the ancient and the modern that characterizes Maranhão. In Maranhão there is a mix of baroque tiles and space technology, centenary houses and state-of-the-art spikes, bumba-meu-boi and reggae. History […]
The Parnaíba Delta, located between the states of Piauí and Maranhão, is one of Brazil’s most impressive regions. It is the only open sea delta in the Americas and the third largest in the world, after the Nile and Mekong delta. Formed by the Parnaíba River, which splits into five […]
Serra da Capivara National Park, located in the south-east of the state of Piauí, Brazil, is one of the country’s most fascinating tourist destinations, especially for lovers of history, archaeology and nature. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991, the park is known for housing the largest concentration of […]
Oeiras, in Piauí, is a tourist destination that enchants with its rich history, culture and religious traditions. As the state’s first capital, the city preserves a vast historical heritage, with colonial churches, mansions and cobbled streets. History of Oeiras PI Oeiras has its origins in a chapel founded in 1695 […]
Sete Cidades National Park, located in the state of Piauí, Brazil, is a fascinating tourist destination that combines natural beauty with unique geological formations and a rich historical and cultural heritage. The Sete Cidades National Park, in Piracuruca, around 200 kilometres from Teresina in Piauí, is home to around 500 […]
Teresina, the capital of Piauí, is a city that offers an interesting mix of modernity, culture and nature. As the only northeastern capital not situated on the coast, Teresina is known for its strategic location on the banks of the Parnaíba and Poti rivers, which meet at an important tourist […]
Tourism in Piauí is a rich and diverse experience, offering everything from natural beauty to a vast historical and cultural heritage. Despite being a lesser-known state compared to other destinations in the Northeast, Piauí has a lot to offer visitors looking for something unique and authentic. It is the only […]
Juazeiro do Norte is the largest city in the hinterland of Ceará and was founded in 1911 by Father Cícero Romão Batista, known and adored throughout the hinterland as “Padim Ciço”. The hinterland of Ceará is vast and rich for the people who live there and their religiosity and their […]
The mountains of Ceará and its mountain towns have a pleasant climate that varies from 17ºC to 22ºC, which attracts tourists from all over the world who seek tranquility as well as fresh air and contact with nature. The Sierras do Ceará, far from the coastal area, is marked by […]
The west coast of Ceará, which stretches from Tabuba to the border with Piauí, alternates stretches of beaches not frequented by tourists, such as Bitupitá, with one of the most popular destinations in the Northeast, Jericoacoara beach. The beaches and villages of the coast West of Ceará have in common […]
The east coast of Ceará that extends between Aquiraz and the border with Rio Grande do Norte is known by the name of Costa do Sol Nascente. The east coast of Ceará comprises the municipalities of Pindoretama, Cascavel, Beberibe, Fortim, Aracati, Icapuí and Itaiçaba. All along the east coast of Ceará […]
Fortaleza is the fifth largest city in the country, the sunny Fortaleza spreads out along a stretch of straight, parallel streets to the coastline of greenish waters. The city of Fortaleza is the capital of Ceará. The territory of Fortaleza is bathed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and […]
The State of Ceará has one of the most beautiful tourist spots in Brazil, with a rich culture associated with beautiful landscapes, among beaches, mountains and waterfalls. Ceará has one of the largest and most important coastal strips in the country from a tourist point of view, which extends for […]
The Seridó of Rio Grande do Norte is an important natural region of the semi-arid Northeast, figuring with particular importance alongside regions that integrate the dry region in the Northeast. Anyone willing to delve into the sertão of Rio Grande do Norte – more precisely the region known as Seridó […]
The north coast of Rio Grande do Norte has a rustic beauty that can be enjoyed in one or two-day trips, in buggies or four-wheel drive vehicles, until the border with Ceará. The approximately 250 kilometers of coastline are a sequence of villages inhabited by fishermen, always bordered by semi-deserted […]
The south coast of RN has dunes, lagoons, coconut palms, beaches with cliffs and a sea that, protected by stretches of coral, forms pleasant natural pools at low tide. This is the typical landscape of the south coast of Rio Grande do Norte, easily accessible via the Rota do Sol […]
The city of Natal, the capital of Rio Grande do Norte, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Brazil, especially during the Christmas and high summer season. The city is famous for its paradisiacal beaches, impressive dunes and rich northeastern culture. Natal RN is built on top of […]
Taking a vacation in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, is a fantastic choice for those seeking a mix of stunning beaches, rich culture, delicious cuisine, and breathtaking natural landscapes. Strong winds, sun, dunes, beaches, cliffs and the friendliness of the people of Rio Grande do Norte accompany visitors along the […]
In the interior of Paraíba is the state’s second city, Campina Grande, which retains vestiges of the prosperous times when it was one of the world’s great cotton producers, while at the same time renewing itself by attracting crowds to its grandiose popular festivals. Another very traditional event in the […]
The beauty of the beaches on the Paraíba coast combined with the tranquillity and safety of the towns make Paraíba the ideal itinerary for your trip. The beaches on the coast of Paraíba are the region’s main attractions. With a temperature of around 28º C all year round, the Paraíba […]
Discover the tourist attractions and historic centre of João Pessoa, in Paraíba. Tourists who come to João Pessoa in the Paraíba find, in addition to sun and beach, a tranquillity that contrasts with the hustle and bustle of the big cities of the South and even the large capitals of […]
Paraíba is a state located in the north-eastern region of Brazil, known for its beautiful beaches, rich culture and history. The coastline of Paraíba is among the most beautiful in Brazil, many quiet beaches, fine sand and coconut trees. The interior of Paraíba is part of the polygon of droughts, […]
Pernambuco’s Sertão and São Francisco are the largest regions of Pernambuco, occupying 70% of Pernambuco’s territory. The Sertão is divided into six micro-regions: Araripina, Salgueiro, Pajeú, Moxotó, Petrolina and Itaparica (we will see below). In general, its economy is based on livestock and subsistence crops. The Sertão is the region […]
The Agreste is the intermediate region in the interior of Pernambuco between the Mata and the Sertão. The agreste is characterised by a diversified economy, with the cultivation of crops such as corn, beans, cassava, among others, and dairy and beef cattle. The main dairy basin of the state, Agreste […]
The cities of the Zona da Mata were born around the large sugar cane mills. The cities of the Zona da Mata of Pernambuco were born around the large mills and mills of sugar cane and grew structuring themselves to provide products and services required by the southern sugarcane complex. […]
The North Coast of Pernambuco has one of the most important historical sites of the region. The North Coast of Pernambuco is more densely populated than the South Coast, almost completely urbanised from the Metropolitan Region of Recife to the border with Paraíba. The North Coast of Pernambuco has one […]
Tamandaré is a charming town located on the south coast of Pernambuco, about 100 kilometres from Recife. Known for its beaches with clear, warm waters, coral reefs and stunning natural scenery, Tamandaré has become an increasingly popular tourist destination. Beaches and Attractions Tamandaré’s coastline stretches for 16 kilometres and offers […]
The district of Porto de Galinhas, located in the municipality of Ipojuca in the state of Pernambuco, is one of Brazil’s most popular tourist destinations. Known for its paradisiacal beaches, crystal-clear waters and natural pools formed by coral reefs, Porto de Galinhas offers a variety of activities and attractions for […]
Cabo de Santo Agostinho is a city in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil. Known for its beautiful beaches, natural landscapes and rich history, the city is an attractive tourist destination for visitors from all over the world. LOCATION Cabo de Santo Agostinho is the most western city of Pernambuco and […]
Olinda has valuable colonial houses, architecture, history and carnival. Olinda in Pernambuco is one of Brazil’s most important historical cities, Olinda brings together valuable colonial houses and hosts one of the liveliest festivals of Carnival in the country. It is at the same time the city of friars and nuns, […]
Born on the quayside from a natural anchorage, Recife began to expand in 1537 towards the neighbourhoods today called Santo Antonio and São José. The surrounding sugar cane mills gave rise to neighbourhoods such as Graҫas, Madalena and Casa Forte, always on the banks of the Capibaribe River, which cuts […]
Pernambuco is a vibrant and diverse state in the northeast of Brazil, known for its beautiful beaches, rich cultural history and impressive natural landscapes. This article looks at the uniqueness of the state, its history and culture, and highlights the main tourist attractions. Unique territory A glance at the Map […]
Piaҫabuҫu, in Alagoas, is located on the left bank of the São Francisco River, very close to its mouth, and its main attraction is the river. Going by boat or buggy to the point where the waters of the Velho Chico meet the sea is a must. The beach of […]
Piranhas is a colonial town bathed by the São Francisco river and pure charm, with its old colourful houses. Dom Pedro II was also charmed by it and spent a good deal of time here – according to the bad language, he was also charmed by a local nobleman. In […]
Japaratinga is located in the north coast of Alagoas, in the middle of the Costa dos Corais, between Maceió and Recife, making it easy to reach from these two important capitals of the Brazilian northeast. While Maragogi (only 10 km or 20 minutes by car separate the two cities) receives […]
With just over 20 km, the stretch of the Alagoas coast formed by Barra do Camaragibe, São Miguel dos Milagres and Porto de Pedras is the perfect destination to escape mass tourism. Most of the inns are close to the sand – with their stylish decor and cosy service, they […]
Barra de Santo Antônio in Alagoas has several options of beaches to please all tastes, from those who seek more tranquility to those who seek more agitation. As in most of the beaches in Alagoas, one is more beautiful than the other, with crystal clear waters, fine sands, coral reefs […]
The municipality of Barra de São Miguel in Alagoas is home to one of Maceio’s favourite beach resorts, Praia do Gunga, where the sea meets Lagoa do Roteiro. Barra de São Miguel also has the Kenoa Exclusive Beach & Resort. There is a good structure of restaurants and craft stalls […]
Anyone arriving in the city of Maceió is immediately impressed by the bewildering beauty of the waters that surround it – the verdant sea and the Mundaú lagoon. The beaches and walks are the main tourist attractions of the city. Taking a raft trip to the natural pools of Pajuçara […]
Alagoas has a territory of 27,700 square kilometres, roughly the size of Haiti. The Alagoas coastline is only 230 kilometres long, and yet the state’s strong point in terms of tourism are the beach towns. Also, with crystal clear blue beaches, white sand, coconut palms, natural pools, the beaches had […]
Canindé de São Francisco is located 198 kilometres from Aracaju, the town, which lies on the border between Sergipe, Alagoas and Bahia, is the main departure point for the tour boats that travel along the São Francisco canyon. The viewpoint of the Xingó Hydroelectric Plant and the Archaeological Museum, which […]
São Cristóvão, in Sergipe, is a city rich in history and culture, and offers a number of tourist attractions that delight visitors. Founded in 1590, it is the fourth oldest city in Brazil and has a well-preserved colonial architectural complex. Listed by IPHAN in 1939, São Cristovão, like Salvador, developed […]
The Iemanjá festival in Salvador de Bahia attracts thousands of Bahians and tourists who flock to the beaches of the Rio Vermelho on 2 February every year. Iyemanjá, Yemanjá, Yemaya, Iemoja, or Yemoja, is an African orisha, whose name derives from the Yoruba expression ‘Yèyé omo ejá’ (‘Mother whose children […]
Laranjeiras, located in the state of Sergipe, is a historic city known for its rich cultural and architectural heritage. Founded in 1605, Laranjeiras has a well-preserved historic centre that attracts tourists interested in exploring its churches, museums and cultural traditions. The city of Laranjeiras, 23 kilometres from Aracaju, was founded […]
Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe, is a charming city with a combination of beautiful beaches, rich culture and a welcoming atmosphere. Aracaju was built to be the capital of the then province, replacing São Cristovão and founded in 1855. Aracaju means cashew tree of the parrots, a word composed of […]
Sergipe is the smallest of the Brazilian states and is an invitation to tourism for at least two reasons: the attractive prices and the combination of natural beauty and historical treasures. The state of Sergipe lies in the Northeast region between the states of Bahia and Alagoas. Sergipe once belonged […]
In the village of Taboquinhas (BA), very close to Itacaré, the descent of the rapids of the Contas River in inflatable boats is an invitation to extreme sports and contact with nature. The rapids are moderate, but the adventure is guaranteed. Famous for its natural beauty, the Cacao Coast, in […]
During abseiling, the practitioner descends by vertical ropes into chasms, canyons, waterfalls, free spans and walls. You can choose between a slower exercise for admiration or a faster exercise for fun. All you have to do is control the slide with the glove and the metal brake. In addition, the […]
Dive sites in Bahia Cabrália, Camaçari, Caravelas, Itacaré, Morro de São Paulo, Porto Seguro, Salvador and Abrolhos. Salvador, capital of the State of Bahia. There your travelers will be entertained with beautiful beaches, museums, houses and baroque churches of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth century. Besides all these predicates, the […]
Praia da Pitinga is one of the most beautiful beaches in Arraial d’Ajuda, a district of Porto Seguro, Bahia. Located about 3 km from the centre, it is known for its stunning coloured cliffs, warm, transparent, waters and golden sands. The cliffs surrounding the beach were formed millions of years […]
When you think of sun, beach, carnival and Brazilian culture, Bahia is one of the first places in the country to come to mind. However, the state is also a reference when it comes to extreme sports. Its exotic nature and large number of parks, waterfalls, lakes and mountains have […]
Skydiving is practiced by sportsmen (parachutists) who jump from aircraft, or fixed places (BASE jumping), making use of a parachute (casing containing a folded sail designed to unfold increasing its contact surface with the air) to decrease its fall speed, being possible to perform jumps from high altitudes without suffering […]
Trancoso is the ideal place to practice different sports, such as mountain biking, kitesurfing, among others, attracts many visitors. A place of many natural beauties, Trancoso was discovered by hippies in the 70’s and since then has developed a lot, but has kept its natural riches preserved. For those seeking […]
The archipelago of São Pedro e São Paulo is a group of small rocky islands located in the central part of the equatorial Atlantic Ocean, 627 kilometers from the archipelago of Fernando de Noronha, 986 kilometers from the nearest point of the continent and 1010 km from Natal, in the […]
Ilha Grande is full of natural beauty, beaches and trails. Ilha Grande, situated in the municipality of Angra dos Reis in the state of Rio de Janeiro, is a tropical paradise known for its natural beauty, stunning trails and paradisiacal beaches. With its unspoilt nature, Ilha Grande is the perfect […]
The island of Santa Catarina is part of the municipality of Florianópolis and is located in the Atlantic Ocean, on the southern coast of Brazil, in the center of the coastline of the state of Santa Catarina. It is about 54 km long (north-south) by no more than 18 km […]
Ilhabela is considered one of the most popular destinations on the north coast of São Paulo. Known for its natural beauty, the island attracts tourists looking for parties and nightlife as well as those who want to relax on paradisiacal beaches and explore trails and waterfalls. Some of the main […]
Fernando de Noronha Beaches: A complete guide Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago of stunning beaches, each with its own unique characteristics. Some are ideal for snorkelling, others for swimming, observation, surfing and other activities. Video about the beaches and attractions of Fernando de Noronha See the map of beaches […]
Fernando de Noronha Archipelago: History, Geography and Tourism The Fernando de Noronha Archipelago consists of 21 islands, islets and rocks of volcanic origin in the South Equatorial Atlantic Ocean. The main island, also known as Fernando de Noronha, is the only inhabited island and accounts for about 91 per cent […]
Surfing in Fernando de Noronha: The Brazilian Hawaii of swells Fernando de Noronha is widely regarded as one of the best surfing destinations in Brazil and is often referred to as the Brazilian Hawaii due to its powerful and consistent swells. Wave Season The surfing season in Fernando de Noronha […]
Diving in the Fernando de Noronha Archipelago Diving is Fernando de Noronha’s biggest attraction. The waters are so transparent that the visibility on the seabed can exceed 40 metres. It is an excellent place to observe a natural system with around 230 species of fish, fifteen species of coral and […]
The thermilogical differentiation between these two types, oceanic and continental islands, is related to the greater or lesser distance from the continent. If the island is close to the continental coast, it is a continental island and if it is far away, lost in the middle of the oceans, it […]
São Desidério is a small town located in the western region of Bahia, 900 km from Salvador, and has been gaining fame among tourists who are passionate about nature and extreme sports. This is because the city has more than 100 caves perfect for those who enjoy climbing and hiking. […]
Juazeiro is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Bahia and lies on the banks of the São Francisco River. Juazeiro is situated in the sub-middle region of the São Francisco river basin, and together with the neighbouring Pernambuco municipality of Petrolina forms the largest urban agglomeration in the Brazilian […]
The town of Campo Formoso in Bahia is known for its caves and emerald trade. Campo Formoso is located in the Chapada Diamantina and has in its territory many caves with various types of interior formation. In addition to the largest cave, in extension, in the Southern Hemisphere: Toca da […]
Formerly the Old Parish of Santo Antonio do Sertão da Jacobina, its baroque name recalls the 17th century period. Campo Formoso was the first settlement that emerged in the north of Bahia. In 1682, the village was elevated to the category of Parish by the 1st Archbishop of Bahia, D. […]
Correntina is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Bahia. It is located in western Bahia, 914 km from Salvador, 527 km from Brasília and 166.2 km (BR-135) or 209 km (BR-135/242) from Barreiras, the main city in the region. Correntina is bathed by the rivers Correntina, Arrojado, Santo Antônio, […]
The Sanctuary of Bom Jesus da Lapa, a place of religious pilgrimage, is located within a complex of caves at the top of an elevation of approximately 100m, which stands out on the plain. The Bom Jesus da Lapa Sanctuary is in the municipality of Bom Jesus da Lapa in […]
The biggest event in the city of Barreiras, is the micareta Barreiras Folia, an off-season Carnival that attracts mainly tourists. The same applies to Carnival and June festivals, when Bahia forgets the axé and boils to the rhythm of forró. To the west of the São Francisco River, on the […]
In the São Francisco Valley it is possible to walk through the vineyards, participate in the grape harvest, learn about the preparation of wine and visit the place where the wine rests in large wooden barrels. This route, which a few years ago was only possible in a few countries […]
Vapor do Vinho, a wine tourism product, was developed by the government of Bahia, through Bahiatursa, in partnership with Vinícola Ouro Verde (Miolo/Lovara). “It is another step we take towards developing this region, which is the São Francisco. I hope that this here is a seed where we reap more […]
Trancoso is a little piece of paradise, discovered by hippies in the 1970s, that still retains its idyllic essence. Founded by the Jesuits in the 17th century, this charming village is situated on a plateau overlooking the beautiful sea. Local life revolves around the Quadrado, a large grassy area where […]
Porto Seguro in Bahia is one of Brazil’s main tourist destinations and is always in a festive mood. Porto Seguro is one of the most important tourist destinations in Brazil for several reasons: Historical importance – Porto Seguro is considered the place where Pedro Álvares Cabral landed in 1500, marking […]
The nightlife in Porto Seguro is vibrant, with plenty of options to suit all tastes. The fun starts in the early evening at the Passarela do Descobrimento (formerly the Passarela do Álcool), located in the city’s centre. This street is characterised by its 17th century colonial buildings that house bars […]
Its history is directly linked to the Discovery of Brazil, being one of the first points of the territory sighted and explored by the Portuguese in 1500. The region inhabited by the Tupiniquins was the scene of the first contact between Europeans and indigenous peoples, marking the beginning of Portuguese […]
Santa Cruz Cabrália is quieter than neighbouring Porto Seguro and has a lot to offer tourists. Located on the Discovery Coast, its main attractions include paradisiacal beaches, such as Praia da Coroa Vermelha, and a rich historic centre. Santa Cruz Cabrália is located 23 kilometres north of Porto Seguro. As […]
Vila de Santo André, in the municipality of Santa Cruz Cabrália, Bahia, is an oasis of peace and natural beauty. Located approximately 30 km north of Porto Seguro, it can be reached by ferry across the João de Tiba River, providing a smooth transition from the hectic pace of neighbouring […]
Caraíva enchants with its unspoilt beauty and rustic, authentic atmosphere. Located on the south coast of Bahia, 70 kilometres from Porto Seguro, the sandy village maintains a simple lifestyle in harmony with nature. Caraíva is an isolated and charming village With a population of around 2,000, Caraíva is a small […]
Arraial d’Ajuda is a charming village in the municipality of Porto Seguro in Bahia, known for its beautiful beaches, cosy atmosphere and rich culture. Details about Arraial d’Ajuda Location: Arraial d’Ajuda is located in the municipality of Porto Seguro, on the Discovery Coast, in the state of Bahia, in north-eastern […]
The Discovery Coast, located in the south of Bahia, is a region of great historical importance and natural beauty. It was in this area that Pedro Álvares Cabral’s squadron sighted Mount Pascoal on 22 April 1500, marking the beginning of Brazil’s history. The region includes the municipalities of Santa Cruz […]
The Pataxós Indians are one of the most traditional indigenous peoples of Bahia and have occupied the Discovery Coast region, which stretches from Belmonte to Prado, for centuries. Despite the effects of colonisation and the expansion of tourism, the Pataxós have kept their traditions alive, resisting through cultural preservation, the […]
The Monte Pascoal National Park is located in the extreme south of Bahia, between the cities of Porto Seguro and Prado, and covers an area of 22,383 hectares. Its natural area offers a great variety of landscapes and unique scenic beauties, such as the Beach of Aldeia de Barra Velha, […]
The Rota do Descobrimento (Route of Discovery) includes the municipalities of Belmonte, Porto Seguro, Santa Cruz de Cabrália, Trancoso, Arraial d’Ajuda, among others, and is the second largest tourist destination in Bahia. The name “Rota do Descobrimento” refers to the historic milestone in 1500, when the Portuguese arrived in Brazil, led […]
Considered the cradle of Brazilian history, the Coast of Discovery is a region in the south of Bahia that includes cities such as Porto Seguro, Santa Cruz Cabrália, Arraial d’Ajuda, Trancoso and the Island of Comandatuba. In 1999, the region was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO, highlighting […]
The Descobrimento National Park is located in the extreme south of Bahia, in one of the last remaining areas of Atlantic Forest in the state. The region, which has been heavily impacted by loggers and hunters, still retains a large area of intact forest, which is essential for the preservation […]
Valença is the largest city in the so-called ‘Costa do Dendê’ region, which stretches from Cairu to Valença itself. Valença is a city in the state of Bahia. It is the seat of the municipality of Valença and has a rich history linked to the textile industry, fishing and tourism, […]
Morro de São Paulo is a car-free village, an island without banks, with bustling nightlife and paradisiacal beaches. Located at the northern end of the island of Tinharé, it is the most popular and has the best conditions for welcoming tourists. The Tinharé archipelago is made up of three large […]
The Tinharé Archipelago, also known as the Cairu Archipelago, has 26 islands and is home to some of the most desirable destinations for tourists, such as the beaches of Morro de São Paulo, Boipeba, Garapuá and Moreré. These islands are ideal for those in search of sun and beach, located […]
The town of Maraú is located on the side of the peninsula facing the bay, on the banks of the Maraú River. Away from the beaches and the tourists, the little town of Maraú maintains the same pace of life as in the past. Difficult to reach by car, the […]
The Cairu Archipelago, with its main islands – Cairu, Boipeba and Tinharé – offers beautiful landscapes, paradisiacal beaches and a rich culture. Cairu is a Brazilian municipality located in the state of Bahia. This island municipality corresponds to the Tinharé Archipelago (or Cairu Archipelago) itself, made up of 26 islands […]
The island of Boipeba has more than 20 kilometres of semi-deserted beaches, great for swimming. No fancy restaurants, axé, lounge music, lights, shop windows or street vendors disturbing the calm by insistently offering their products. Boipeba remains tranquil, combining natural beauty with local originality. To complete the flavour, it still […]
Camamu is located on the banks of the Acaraí River, in the middle of a vast mangrove area. The town preserves several architectural vestiges from its rich past. It is the main port of embarkation for exploring the islands and beaches of Camamu Bay. The third largest bay in Brazil […]
The town of Barra Grande is the second most important town in the municipality of Maraú, after the town of Maraú itself. Facing Camamu Bay, Barra Grande beach has a long stretch of clear sand and warm, calm waters, making it one of the most popular destinations on the Dendê […]
Camamu Bay is an ecological paradise located between Morro de São Paulo and Itacaré. It is the third largest bay in Brazil, behind Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro and Todos os Santos Bay in Salvador. What makes this region special is its pristine ecosystem, preserved despite the rapid growth […]
The Dendê Coast covers 5,815.62 km² and 115 km of coastline, spread between eight of the region’s nine municipalities: Valença, Cairu, Taperoá, Nilo Peçanha, Ituberá, Igrapiúna, Camamu and Maraú. The municipality of Presidente Tancredo Neves, the only one without a coastline, borders Valença. The region is located between the Baía […]
The Timeantube Lagoon, located at the entrance to Praia do Forte in Bahia, is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquillity and direct contact with nature. Its dark waters – which inspired its name, “Timeantube”, meaning “black waters” in Yoruba – are surrounded by a rich biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes. […]
The Tamar Project was founded in 1980 by Brazilian researchers concerned about the conservation of sea turtles that were threatened with extinction off the coast of Brazil. The name “Tamar” comes from the combination of the words TArtaruga MARinha. The initiative began under the coordination of the then Brazilian Institute […]
Located on the north coast of Bahia, the Municipality of Mata de São João is a true tropical paradise in the region known as the Costa dos Coqueiros – famous for its exuberant beaches, nature reserves and cosy villages. Part of the Metropolitan Region of Salvador, the municipality is strategically […]
Imbassaí Beach, located on the Costa dos Coqueiros, has recently been reopened to tourism with the opening of the Linha Verde (BA-099), a motorway, which links Salvador to Aracaju (SE) and passes through destinations such as Praia do Forte, Arembepe and Imbassaí. Imbassaí is a natural paradise, with around 6 […]
Alameda do Sol, located in the heart of Praia do Forte, Bahia, is a charming pedestrian promenade that combines the best of nature, culture and leisure in one place. Surrounded by shops, restaurants, bars and a cosy atmosphere, it enchants locals and tourists with its rustic yet sophisticated style. Walking […]
Jandaíra: Between rivers, dunes and history Jandaíra is a municipality located in the far north of Bahia, bordering Sergipe and separated by one of the region’s most important watercourses: the Rio Real. With a coastline of rare beauty, the municipality is surrounded by coconut groves, dunes and warm water beaches […]
Parish of Entre Rios (Bahia) Entre Rios is a municipality in the state of Bahia, belonging to the Costa dos Coqueiros, one of the tourist regions of the northern coast of Bahia. Administrative division The municipality is made up of the following administrative districts, according to state law: Entre Rios […]
Conde (BA): Nature, tradition and hidden gems on the Coconut Coast Located just 157 km from Salvador, the Municipality of Conde, on the north coast of Bahia, is a destination still little explored by many tourists – but with landscapes that surprise even the most experienced travellers. Located on the […]
Municipality of Camaçari Camaçari is a Brazilian municipality located in the state of Bahia, belonging to the Metropolitan Region of Salvador. Its municipal seat is the city of Camaçari, located about 42 kilometres from Salvador. Known nationally for its industrial and petrochemical complex, the municipality also surprises with the natural […]
The Coconut Coast and the Green Line The region known as the Costa dos Coqueiros (Coconut Coast) is one of the most emblematic coastal areas in the State of Bahia, characterised by its expressive natural beauty, biodiversity and consolidated tourist infrastructure. Stretching along the Green Line, Brazil’s first ecological highway, […]
Itacaré, in the south of Bahia on the Cocoa Coast, stands out for its small beaches and charming coves, surrounded by hills covered in coconut trees and the lush Atlantic Forest. With its rivers, waterfalls, mangroves and vast virgin forest, the area is perfect for hiking and adventure sports such […]
On the Rio de Contas in Itacaré, small sandy beaches are formed, as well as riverbanks and islands that allow you to enjoy a rich mangrove forest. The Rio de Contas is a separate chapter in the life of Itacaré. It rises at an altitude of 1,500 metres in the […]
Comandatuba Island, located in the municipality of Una, in the south of Bahia, is a true natural paradise that combines stunning landscapes with varied activities for all tastes. Most of the attractions are associated with the Hotel Transamérica Ilha de Comandatuba, the main resort in the region, known for offering […]
Lagoa Encantada, located in Ilhéus in the southern region of Bahia, is a large water mirror covering 15 square kilometres. In this natural paradise, there are floating islands that move with the wind, as well as waterfalls formed at the mouths of the Apepique and Caldeiras rivers, and four caves […]
Famous for its beautiful beaches, Bahia is betting on a new tourist craze: the exploitation of cocoa farm tourism in the southern region. Brazil, which was once the second largest producer of cocoa in the world, has returned to exporting. The cocoa farms of Ilhéus and the region offer guided […]
Ilhéus, located in the south of Bahia, is recognised worldwide thanks to the works of Jorge Amado, such as Terras do Sem Fim, Cacau, São Jorge de Ilhéus and Gabriela, Cravo e Canela. Rich in history and stunning landscapes, the city is an enchanting destination that attracts visitors from all […]
Canavieiras has a long and beautiful coastline, full of beautiful beaches, rivers, mangroves, coconut groves and small islands full of Atlantic Forest. Getting to know the town and strolling around the Historic Site, with its beautiful 18th and 19th century mansions, handicrafts, many restaurants and, at weekends, a variety of […]
When the first Spanish colonisers arrived in America, cocoa was already cultivated by the Indians, especially the Aztecs in Mexico and the Mayans in Central America. According to historians, the cacao tree, called cacahualt, was considered sacred. In Mexico, the Aztecs believed that it had a divine origin and that […]
The sloth, an animal with a sweet expression and gentle gestures, has an exclusive research centre in Ilhéus (BA). The 43-hectare reserve currently cares for 16 of the common species and 18 of the collared species. The differences between the two lie in the colour of their fur and the […]
The purpose of the Chocolate Paths and Road on the Cocoa Coast is to revive the culture of cocoa cultivation, which has marked the region’s history for decades. The route covers the entire Cocoa Coast in Bahia, passing through four cities: Ilhéus, Itacaré, Uruçuca and Canavieiras. The Chocolate Road, which […]
The Cocoa Coast is a region of extraordinary scenic beauty that still preserves unspoilt natural landscapes. True ecological paradises make up this destination, always marked by the exuberant presence of the Atlantic Rainforest, considered by the world scientific community to be one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. […]
The municipality of Prado, in Bahia, offers paradisiacal beaches and a unique experience of relaxation and adventure, ranging from whale watching in Abrolhos to hiking on Mount Pascoal. Located on the Costa das Baleias, Prado is the municipality with the largest tourist infrastructure in the region. Municipality of Prado, Bahia […]
Cumuruxatiba is a district of the municipality of Prado in the state of Bahia in Brazil. Cumuruxatiba is a small fishing village located on the Costa das Baleias in the south of Bahia. Its name is difficult to pronounce and access is even more complicated, which keeps it a well-kept […]
The last town along the Costa das Baleias is Nova Viçosa, where there are seven beautiful beaches and the island of Coroa Vermelha – great for snorkelling. Two of the beaches in Nova Viçosa – Pau Fincado and Lugar Comum – are very popular, especially with beach volleyball players. The […]
Caravelas is located in the far south of Bahia, 870 kilometres from Salvador and 36 kilometres south of Prado, on the BA-001, on the banks of the Caravelas River, which meets the sea in this region. Along the coast near the town, the beautiful beaches of Kitongo, Grauçá and Iemanjá, […]
Alcobaça, a simple and charming place, stands out for its good beaches and beautiful excursions. The most attractive include a boat trip to the Abrolhos Archipelago or the Timbebas Reefs. The municipality has its origins in a village created on 12 November 1772 by the Ombudsman José Xavier Machado Monteiro, […]
Learn about the characteristics of the humpback whale and its sanctuaries in Brazil. Abrolhos National Marine Park: the birthplace of Humpback Whales. The humpback whale, also known as the humpback or black whale, belongs to the Balaenopteridae family and is famous for its docile temperament, the impressive acrobatics it performs […]
The Archipelago of Abrolhos is a refuge and nursery for humpback whales and its reefs, which according to the SCT, are internationally recognised as having the greatest biodiversity in the entire South Atlantic. The name Abrolhos was given by Portuguese navigators in the 17th century. As it was an area […]
The Whale Coast Tourist Zone, located on the southern coast of Bahia, covers the municipalities of Prado, Alcobaça, Caravelas, Nova Viçosa and Mucuri, situated in the extreme south of the state. Having been part of the historic Captaincy of Porto Seguro, the Costa das Baleias offers an impressive diversity of […]
Rio de Contas is a historic city of the Chapada Diamantina. The city is one of the tourist destinations in Bahia that attracts visitors not only because of its natural beauty and ecological trails, but also because of the memory preserved by the best preserved colonial houses in the region. […]
When we hear about Chapada Diamantina, the city that immediately comes to our mind is Lençóis – BA, which already for this reason becomes the first option of travel to the Chapada, making the whole wave of tourists opt for it that has a structure focused on them. But when […]
The population of Rio de Contas originated at the end of the 17th century, when travellers from Goiás and the north of Minas Gerais, on their way to the city of Salvador, capital of the Province of Bahia, founded a small settlement, which was named Crioulos – a resting point […]
Rio de Contas, one of the oldest towns in the Chapada Diamantina region, stands out for its 17th century baroque architecture, preserved to this day. In 1745, at the height of the gold rush, it was planned as Brazil’s first planned town, reflecting the prosperity of the time. Rio de […]
Piatã is a municipality in the state of Bahia in Brazil. It is the highest and coldest municipality in the state of Bahia, as well as in the entire Northeast Region of Brazil. With an altitude of 1,280 metres, it surpasses other highland municipalities in Bahia such as Morro do […]
Palmeiras was founded in 1890 and lived through its glory days of diamond mining. The old buildings of the Praça da Igreja Matriz do Bom Jesus and the Palacete dos Alcântara are legacies from the mining days. The town of Palmeiras is known for being the gateway to the Capão […]
Mucugê is located at 900m altitude in the middle of a privileged landscape. Mucugê is surrounded by beautiful mountains, rivers, waterfalls and caves. As noted, the city is also rich in history, having as one of the most striking features, the old colonial houses in Portuguese style. The main backdrop […]
Morro do Chapéu is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Bahia and its main tourist attractions are the Gruta dos Brejões and the Cachoeira do Ferro Doido. Before the arrival of the Europeans, the place was inhabited by the Paiaiás Indians. The soil was good for planting and many […]
Lençóis is the gateway to the Chapada Diamantina. The city of Lençóis emerged when diamond deposits were discovered in Mucugê, in the mid-19th century. At that time, adventurers arrived in large numbers and set up tents that, from afar, looked like stretched sheets, which gave rise to the name. Lençóis […]
Ibicoara located in the Chapada Diamantina, the city of Ibicoara, which means “hole in the earth”, attracts tourists for its gastronomy, culture and beautiful waterfalls. The city of Ibicoara is located in the Chapada Diamantina. The municipality emerged in the 19th century with the arrival of prospectors in the chapada […]
Andaraí is abundant in attractions, the municipality is in the central region of the National Park. Andaraí is among the cities that found their economic and population apogee during the diamond cycle. Abundant in attractions, the municipality is in the central region of the National Park. Andaraí is among the […]
The scenery of Chapada Diamantina, world famous for its rich biodiversity, is formed by landscapes of mountainous relief, free falls, underground lakes, as well as a large number of springs, waterfalls, rapids, canyons and caves that make it an excellent place for the practice of adventure tourism and ecological tourism. […]
Trekking in the Pati Valley is considered one of the most beautiful in the country. The Pati Valley, located in the heart of the Chapada Diamantina in Bahia, is considered one of the best trekking destinations in Brazil. The region enchants with its unique landscape, with canyons, waterfalls, rivers, mountains […]
The Chapada Diamantina National Park offers several trekking trails in canyons, caves, steep hills, huge waterfalls, bromeliads and coca cola colored rivers. Lençóis is the city that receives the most tourists, it is full of charm, inns and delicious restaurants. Igatu, a pre-Columbian city, is known as the Brazilian Machu […]
You can also dive into the Poço Azul (Blue Well) and enjoy the fantastic experience of swimming in the illuminated well. Those who know how to swim try to avoid the lifejacket, but you only have to dip your face in the Blue Well to understand why they are so […]
The Torrinha Cave is one of the most complete in Brazil, considering the richness and diversity of its speleothems. When passing through Chapada, be sure to visit the Torrinha cave in the Chapada Diamantina. Located in the Iraquara region, the second largest concentration of caves in the country, the Torrinha […]
For those who enjoy adventure sports, the Lapão Cave in the Chapada Diamantina is the perfect place for abseiling. The Lapão Cave is 47 metres high, at the mouth of the largest known quartzite cave in Brazil, and with specialised equipment it’s very easy even for beginners. The metallic sound […]
The Pati Valley Crossing in Chapada Diamantina is considered by many to be the most beautiful trekking in Brazil. For those who are willing and like a good walk this trekking in the Pati Valley will change your life. The experiences lived during these 8 days are unique and will […]
The Fumaça Waterfall is one of the most famous attractions of the Chapada Diamantina in Bahia, located in Vale do Capão, a region that lies between the municipalities of Lençóis and Palmeira. The Fumaça Waterfall is considered the second largest waterfall in the country and has more than 360 m […]
Many of the Brazilians and foreigners who visit the caves, waterfalls, rivers, valleys and mountains of the Chapada Diamantina come here to practise sports such as trekking, mountain biking, canoeing and abseiling. The former quilombo sites attract tourists interested in typical dishes and popular festivals. Visual artists, esotericists and people […]
Chapada Diamantina is one of the most sought after destinations for those who love nature. There you and your family will see a place full of caves, caves, rivers, waterfalls, trails, hills, among others. A Chapada Diamantina is formed by imposing canyons, hidden cavesdas, waterfalls and plant species that do […]
The Cachoeira da Fumaça, considered the highest waterfall in Brazil, has a drop of almost 400 metres and is located between the municipalities of Lençóis and Palmeiras, in the Chapada Diamantina. Nature, in almost all its forms, is present in the Chapada Diamantina. Much of its beauty is preserved in […]
The Chapada Diamantina is a region of mountains in the centre of the state of Bahia, where almost all the rivers of the Paraguaçu, Jacuípe and Rio de Contas basins originate. These streams spring from the peaks, slide down the terrain in beautiful rivulets, tumble into bubbling waterfalls and form […]
Pantanal Baiano ecological sanctuary is formed by the mouths of several rivers, including the Jaguaripe river, beaches and the Atlantic Forest. It can also be reached via Cacha-Pregos, a town in the south of the island of Itaparica, where you can hire a speedboat for the trip. For those who […]
Ilha de Maré is one of the islands that make up the Baía de Todos os Santos archipelago in Bahia and is located about 30 minutes by boat from Salvador. With an area of approximately 14 km², the island is a true natural and cultural paradise, offering a still unspoilt […]
The Ilha do Medo in the Todos os Santos Bay is full of mysteries and stories of hauntings. The small island is one of the 56 islands that make up the Todos os Santos Bay archipelago, located in the Brazilian state of Bahia. Since 1991, Ilha do Medo and its […]
Itaparica Island is the largest island in the Bay of All Saints with 240 km2, Itaparica means “fence of stones” and the name comes from a coral reef that is 1 km from the beaches facing the Atlantic. Itaparica Island, the largest sea island on the Brazilian coast, is connected […]
The history of Itaparica Island, located in Todos os Santos Bay, is marked by a rich interweaving of cultures and significant events from pre-colonial times to the present day. Initially inhabited by the Tupinambás, the island became a strategic point for the Portuguese at the beginning of the 16th century, […]
History of Itaparica Island The island of Itaparica was discovered by Europeans on 1st November 1501 by Américo Vespúcio, along with the Bay of Todos os Santos. However, the island was already occupied by Tupinambás Indians. The European occupation of Itaparica Island began with a small settlement nucleus founded by […]
Ilha dos Frades, located in the heart of Todos os Santos Bay, is a true natural and historical paradise. With its exuberant landscape, full of paradisiacal beaches, crystal-clear waters and a rich biodiversity, the island also harbours traces of its colonial past. Discovered in the 16th century, the island was […]
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