Jauá Beach

Jauá is the name of a species of parrot, typical of this coastal region of Bahia, where the animal's name originated from the place name. Ancient village of fishermen, Jauá during a single day has two distinct landscapes and equally amazing, with the tide, the sea waves and stocky with shows with a lot of movement, contrasting with the low tide when it creates a huge pool that diminishes over the course of the evening, giving the characteristics of this beach and rocks creating a natural aquarium, suitable for scuba mask and snorkel and relaxing baths. Jauá is a beautiful beach, recommended for children.

Fishing in Jauá

Jauá is sourced from old fishing villages. Every day, at set times according to the tide, you can watch the coming and going of fishing boats, which can be bought and chosen time.

Dunes at Jauá

Jauá dunes are part of an environmental protection area of ​​the Parque das Dunas de Abrantes is practiced in them and sandboarding. Very similar to snowboarding, the sport is played on sand dunes, with a board that can range from 1.20 m to 1.70 m long, made of wood or fiber. His maneuvers maneuvers are adaptations of other sports such as surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding.
On the dunes Jauá can watch the sunrise and sunset sunset with a panoramic view over the local coast. These dunes are considered a natural playground where children can play freely.

Itacimirim Beach

Itacimirim is a beach on the coast of Bahia. It is located on the northern coast of Bahia, the region known as the Coconut Coast. It is the last beach in the Coconut Road and is 6 km from Praia do Forte. It has yellow sand and gentle waves, leaving the bath even tastier.
It is well known and visited by tourists on weekends, holidays and vacations. His most famous stretch of beach is expected, where in 1984, Amyr Klink arrived after crossing the Atlantic. In Praia da Espera has stalls where food and beverages are sold. Very good place to have a delicious bathing and desgutação the crab.
Previously only a fishing village, Itacimirim is formed by a narrow strip of land with a beach on the east and west and the lakes Of Veiled Virgin.
It has many vacation homes which gives greater charm to the city.

Beach Bar Jacuípe

Jacuípe bar was originally a fishing village, is situated 33 km from Salvador. Privileged area, surrounded by luxury condos. The region has very low crime rates, which makes it quite popular. The mouth of the river Jacuípe makes excellent beach for fishing and water sports. The bath is recommended with caution, especially at high tide, because of strong currents. It offers complete tourist infrastructure with bars, restaurants, beach tents promoting local tourism.

Guarajuba Beach

Guarajuba Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Bahia. The beach is now one of the most well attended and busy northern coast of Bahia, having well structured stalls and restaurants.
Guarajuba is a perfect beach for tourism, despite being small and very quiet. The town also has a super resort known, Vila Galé.
The remarkable thing is that it is surrounded by an urban landscape but also features a fantastic natural and very comfortable

Genipabu Beach

Genipabu Beach is located between the bar and Jacuípe Guarajuba beach, beach of the city of Camaçari genipabu in Bahia is virtually visited by lovers of nature and camping. Because it moves a little beach is recommended for those seeking escape from the daily bustle of the metropolis and breathe fresh air.

Arembepe Beach

Located on the Coconut Coast, the northern coast of Bahia, the region of Camaçari houses one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. Its beaches are recognized inside and outside Brazil. Among many there is one in particular: Arembepe.
In the late '60s, influenced by a young hippie movement in Brazil became fascinated with the beaches due to Arembepe sua.beleza unspeakable and full harmony between man and nature. Staying near a small fishing village. Time passed and as the hippie movement, Arembepe developed. Received visits from distinguished Janis Joplin, Mick Jagger and the Bahian News, living embodiments of the spirit of the season, while that held the whole structure and rustic tranquility of the region.
Yes, the village is still hippie ládividindo space with hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and a base for the Tamar Project. Visitors today are largely foreign. The beach is still intact, the coconut trees, reefs and turtles are still present. The hippies and their crafts, as well.