Arriving at the International Airport Deputado Luis Eduardo Magalhães, in Salvador, the fastest way is to get a flight to Morro de São Paulo, that takes around 25 minutes.

From the terminal you find boats that leave from Salvador/Morro de São Paulo daily. Get in touch with us for more information and to make a reservation.

Located in one of the best spots of the beach. Offers traditional dishes from Bahia, apetizers, fresh seafood and drinks served at the beach.They offer confortable chairs to the clients.

Located right in the center of the main street, the Italian restaurant Bianco & Nero offers a calm e pleasant ambiance.The menu includes pizzas, pastas, salads, grilled steaks and seafood.

This cool restaurant is located in the middle of the action of the 2nd beach. It offers different types of food. Sushi, international dishes, barbecue, and pizza. They have the best DJs and drinks starting at midnight.

Runs Fortaleza de Tapirandu, Morro de São Paulo, Bahia. From here you can see one of the most beautiful and traditional sunset of Morro de São Paulo.

The first summer houses were built on this beach. Today most of them have become "pousadas"/inns, stores or restaurants, and the few that remain are rented to tourists throughout the year. Similar to the houses converted into "pousadas", the old beach kiosks, almost all owned by local families, acquired a more international ambiance, not only on the menu, but in the music as well. The first beach is also known for marine attractions. Ride a banana boat or rent surfboards and diving equipment. This beach also serves as the landing area for the tirolesa, or zipline, from the lighhouse

This is perhaps the most famous beach of the island. Anyone who visits the island ends up enjoying the night life here at least once. Well known especially among young people, parties go on invariably until the sun rises. It is undoubtedly the most festive beach, where everybody goes to see and to be seen. Partying aside, the greatest number of tents are concentrated on Second Beach and it also forms the stage for "rodas de capoeira" at the end of the day. You'll also discover volleyball, futvolley, soccer and frescobol. The staircase that leads to Second beach deserves a look. From the lookout it is possible to take in the vastness of blue waters that surround the island, and the sandy bottom during low tide.

Rounding the corner of Ilha da Saudade, you arrive at Third Beach. This beach also offers several accomodation options: tents, inns, restaurants and campsites. All of the beaches are great for diving, but this one is special due to Caitá Island, formed by a large barrier of coral reefs. The underwater view offers coral and fish of all colors and shapes. It's possible to rent all necessary equipment, from a mask and snorkel to a full set of diving equipment. Group boat trips can be arranged as well. An interesting option is to paddle your way to the island by cayak.

At first sight, Fourth Beach appears to have no end. A great barrier of coral forms innumerable natural swimming pools along this beach. With only a diving mask, you will feel part of this paradise. An infinity of colorful fish don't mind sharing their habitat with visitors. Fourth Beach is much quieter than her sisters, you can't hear the commotion from the other beaches, only the breeze and the soft sound of the sea. It's a perfect place to rest, read or to take a nap beneath the shade if you resist the temptation to keep walking, as far as the eye can see. Following Fourth Beach, the first entrance goes to Zimbo, a small village. Entering Zimbo, there are several trails that lead to the village of Gamboa, or to the mount [hill]

Walking a little further, after crossing a mangrove swamp and a small river, is the Fifth Beach or Beach of Enchantment. Praia do Encanto is the most virgin beach on the island.

Along the way to the small neighboring island of Boipeba, you’ll come across the little fishing village with a marvilous inlet of calm, crystalline waters. There are a few simple pousadas here, but nothing like the tourist scene of Morro.

After a 20 minute walk along the beach of the Tip of the Rock, there is the town of the Gamboa. Gamboa, until recent years seemed to be kilometers away from Morro de Sao Paulo, for there was no sign of the tourism development that was bustling in Morro de Sao Paulo. It has continued being a peaceful fishing village, without the "international" atmosphere of the neighboring town. Perhaps this is the reason why some inhabitants have moved here and built houses and inns. However, although the infrastructure has developed somewhat, with good "pousadas" (inns) and restaurants and regional cuisine, the peaceful atmosphere of this fishing town is still preserved. Many tourists who prefer the calmness choose to stay in gamboa and stroll to Morro when they want a little agitation or to people-watch along main street and then return to the quiet native town. In Gamboa, the waters are calm and crystalline and the beach serene, with fewpeople moving about. The majority of the island locals live in Gamboa, which provides the tourist a glimpse of true native island life and culture