Barra Grande village
The village holds the peninsula's dining rooms, all on foot, between the beach and the harbour.
- Seafood from the bay
- Camamu oysters
- Chef's cooking, very few tables

Editorial & curadoria de destino • Baía de Camamu
Taipu de Fora, Barra Grande and a stretch of coconut groves with no asphalt: the most secluded enclave on the Bahian coast, reached by boat or small plane.
BahiaStay keeps 2 properties in Maraú Peninsula, in Baía de Camamu, from R$ 3.400 to R$ 18.000 a night, plus 1 property for sale from R$ 34.000.000. Every one is visited in person before it enters the catalogue.
The team arranges any of these in advance — including the ones that depend on tide or wind.
The largest reef formation on the Bahian coast, with pools of clear water and fish a few metres from the sand.
Half dayLow tide only
Sailing Brazil's third-largest bay, among islands, mangroves and a waterfall that drops into the sea.
Full day
Steady wind and flat water on the bay side — some of the best conditions on the Bahian coast.
2 hoursWind from September to March
The areas where the destination’s good cooking is concentrated, and what to look for in each.
The village holds the peninsula's dining rooms, all on foot, between the beach and the harbour.
Lunch at the beach bars facing the natural pools, straight after the low-tide swim.
Which places are worth it changes from season to season. Table bookings — including at the hardest ones to get into — are made by the team, with a word on what is good right now.Talk to the team
2 stays selected on the ground in this region.
7 suites • 14 guests • Jetty & full staff
64 bungalows • Rate per suite • Sea without waves
A private sanctuary with 140 metres of calm beach, an exclusive mooring for yachts up to 75 feet and a separate caretaker's house.
The team handles choosing the house, the transfers, the private chef, the boat trips and the restaurant bookings.