


At Ibirahill, the weight of everyday life lifts. Senses return to the rhythm of preserved forest and open sky. Ibirahill is a refuge on a hilltop in Ibiraquera — where the landscape still sets the pace.
Few houses, generous space. Architecture that frames the view instead of competing with it. Here you slow down because the place asks it — not because a schedule of activities tells you to.
What matters here is what the place already provides: preserved forest, the sea three minutes away, days with nothing scheduled. Excess flatters the ego on arrival and changes nothing in the hours of rest and reflection. What stays with you from Ibirahill is the silence — and the time it gives back.


Each house arrives already resolved — kitchen stocked, bed made, the essentials in place. So nothing stands between you and the place.
Pressurized gas shower, climate control, fiber Wi-Fi and Smart TV.
Orthopedic mattresses, cotton bed and bath linens, selected personal care.
Fully equipped, with utensils, basic ingredients and a water filter. A day of cooking in asks nothing of you.

We worked in marketing and advertising in London. We knew the Sunday-night knot well. One day we chose to stop: we sold what we had and built, in Ibiraquera, the place we’d searched the world for and never found.
Leo & Farrell

Three houses,
three different ways
of being present.
Native forest surrounds every house. The view moves between ocean blue, the mirror of the lagoon, and the forest that covers the hill.
Sound pollution gives way to biophony: endemic birds, waves in the distance, wind through the canopy. A place to breathe and return to full presence.

Ibirahill sits minutes from some of the most respected surf breaks in the country. And from the silence. You don't have to choose.
Board sports: Surf, windsurf, kitesurf and wing foil, minutes away.
Lagoon & trails: Flat water for SUP and trails that drop down to the sea.
Living culture: The region's cooking, from fresh fish to chef-led kitchens.

Where to eat, where to surf, which trail to walk, when the whales arrive. Chosen by people who live here.
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A magazine written by locals: the coast, the forest, and the slower way of living we came here for.
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