experiences
Spending the day at the beach without any worries, going for long walks, taking a long dip in the sea between a drink and some coconut water… Nothing better than doing nothing – and here, the options on how to enjoy time are diverse. You can lie on a hammock or on the sun loungers to read a book or take a nap in the shade of the almond tree, or simply enjoy the sunset or the sunrise.
For those who prefer to venture beyond the boundaries of the hotel, you can enjoy free access to our bikes to explore the surroundings and even rent equipment for water sports. Whatever your mood is, you will find the ideal experience to relax and indulge in the luxury of simply enjoying life.
massage
Allow fortunate hands to transport you to a moment of indulgence and serenity in our gazebo by the sea or in the comfort of your bungalow.
bicycle
Enjoy the beach or explore the surrounding villages with bicycles available to guests – some of our bikes have frames made of recycled material.
water sports
Take advantage of the high tide to go paddle boarding: at the hotel, you can rent kayaks and stand-up paddleboards or use our complimentary masks and snorkels to explore the local reefs.
coral reef
In front of the hotel, the tidal pools formed amongst the reefs invite you to an unforgettable swim. It is a great opportunity to see the local marine fauna up close and take some nice photos.
raft tours
Jangadas (local rafts) are a typical way to get to know the tidal pools and reefs, look at specimens of the marine fauna, such as turtles, explore preserved rivers and mangroves, visit the neighboring beaches, or enjoy moments together during sunset.
manatee
The Tatuamunha River, 3 km from the hotel, is the sanctuary of the marine manatee. Some of them are rescued and monitored before being reintroduced into their habitat. The raft tour with community guides is a good opportunity to meet them.
local culture
Take a cultural tour of the viewpoints, villages and craft shops in the region – these usually operate in the homes of the artisans themselves, who use different parts of the coconut palm and banana straw as raw material, among other elements.
ecological trails
A walk guided by biologists offers you a chance to get to know coastal environments, including the beach, sandbanks, estuary and the mangroves, as well as stopping for a swim at the Tatuamunha River.
