Costa do Dendê is a true paradise of beaches, bays and mangroves on the Maraú Peninsula, Morro de São Paulo, Tinharé Archipelago, Maraú, Boipeba, Camamu and Barra Grande.
Bahians have everything to be proud of the Dendê Coast.
The Tinharé Archipelago, for example, has 36 paradise islands. The third largest in Brazil, the Baía de Camamu, in turn, houses an ecological sanctuary: ten unexplored islands, with primitive vegetation and traditional coconut trees.
The tour in Costa do Dendê starts at the island of Boipeba, which stands out for its diversity of ecosystems.
Moreré's natural pools are a spectacle in their own right.
The next stop is Maraú.
Between Camamu Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, the peninsula boasts islands, beaches, lagoons, waterfalls, natural pools, mangroves, forest and rivers.
The tour includes Barra Grande and its cinematographic beaches, as well as the stunning Itacaré, with its vast expanse of beaches surrounded by coconut groves and white sand.
Rivers, waterfalls, virgin forests, salt marshes and mangroves complete the stunning natural scenery, which invites you to practice rappelling, rafting, canoeing, hiking, ecological trails and surfing.
Tourism and Travel Guide
Facing the Camamu Bay, Barra Grande beach is straight, with clear sand and warm, calm waters. The former fishing village on the Maraú peninsula, on the so-called Costa do Dendê, south of Salvador, has been seducing visitors with its warm water beaches, walks […]
Barra Grande is the first destination that comes to people's minds when they think of a trip to the Maraú Peninsula. Barra Grande forms the “head” of the peninsula, and despite having a rustic appearance and soul, Barra Grande has a complete infrastructure in terms of tourism. The biggest […]
Camamu Bay is an ecological paradise between Morro do São Paulo and Itacaré, it is the third largest bay in Brazil after Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro and Todos os Santos Bay in Salvador. What makes this region special is its pristine ecosystem […]
The Dendê coast has an area of 5.815,62 km², around 115 km of coastline, distributed among eight of the nine municipalities that make up this tourist zone, starting from north to south by the municipality of Valença and extending through Cairu, Taperoá , Nilo Peçanha, Ituberá, Igrapiúna, Camamu and Maraú. THE […]
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