Marau Peninsula attracts Brazilian and foreing visitors

Recently discovered by tourism, the Maraú Peninsula attracts Brazilian and foreing visitors due to its natural beauties.
The Maraú Penunsula is protected by an evironmental law – the APA from Maraú.


A variety of hotels, pousadas, resorts – ranging from simple and charming to sophisticated can be found. Restaurant and bars where visitors may taste regional specialities also can be found, even for the most demanding of tastes.


The Peninsula is locates on one of the extremities of the Camamu Bay, the third biggest in saltwater volume found in Brazil. ( Todos os Santos Bay in Salvador and Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro, are the bigger ones.)
Traveling around the Camamu Bay by boat is a charming ride wich gives the visitor the chance to see small fisherman villages, dockyards where the regional boats are made, as well as the biggest preserved mangrove reserve in the area.
For those who like a more adventurous option we recommend the Off-road experience to the nearby city of Itacaré ( 60km) .


Composed of natives and residents from all over Brazil and the world, the local community is very friendly and welcoming to those visiting the Peninsula.


- Make sure you reserve a few days to experience the magic of this tropical Paradise.