The stilt bars in the river
About a dozen rustic thatched bars built practically in the water, with hammocks.
- Seafood
- Fried fish with pirão
- Coconut water
Editorial & curadoria de destino • Costa dos Coqueiros
A one-street peninsula between the Itapicuru river and the ocean, with dunes, coloured houses on sand and stilt bars standing in the river. It is the north coast's most recent discovery.
About 2h30 from Salvador (SSA) along the Linha Verde. Aracaju (AJU) is an alternative from the north.
Siribinha & Sítio do Conde is in Costa dos Coqueiros. Properties in this region are presented by the team on request — get in touch to receive the selection available for your dates.
The team arranges any of these in advance — including the ones that depend on tide or wind.
By boat or canoe through the mangroves, from the village to Boca da Barra, where the river meets the sea.
Half dayBest on a rising tide
About 20 metres of sand to slide straight down into the reddish lagoon at its foot.
2 hours
River bathing among the dunes, with bars built on stilts standing in the water.
Half day
Where the Itapicuru meets the sea; low tide opens out the available sand considerably.
2 hoursLow tide
The areas where the destination’s good cooking is concentrated, and what to look for in each.
About a dozen rustic thatched bars built practically in the water, with hammocks.
Guesthouses with restaurants and fish kitchens, along the single street of Siribinha.
The more developed part of the municipality, with beach cabanas at the water's edge.
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
The team handles choosing the house, the transfers, the private chef, the boat trips and the restaurant bookings.
Extensions that work on the same trip.

Dunes, the Real river and the most isolated beach on the Bahian coast.
To the north, on the Sergipe border • Dunes, reached by boat