TheAdventure Day
For surfers, kitesurfers, and anyone who finds peace in motion. Up at dawn, asleep early. A full day of adrenaline with a reward at the end.
Atmosphere
The Day
Leggero Bakery
If you don't settle for ordinary bread, Leggero is the answer. Naturally leavened loaves, gluten-free options, and breakfast here is part of the ritual.
“Their sourdough bread is a must-try.”See in the guide
Straight to Barra de Ibiraquera — the wind decides the class.
Kite & Surf School
Traditional surf school at Barra de Ibiraquera. Instructors fluent in Portuguese and Spanish.
“A long-standing school in Barra. The instructors speak Portuguese and Spanish.”See in the guide
Toes in the sand, light drink — Greice takes care of the rest.
Luz de Alice
Our favourite tent on Praia do Luz. Greice serves great drinks with the kind of care that makes you want to stay for hours.
“Creative, tasteful drinks and outstanding service.”See in the guide
Make your reservation before going
SkyZimba Paraquedismo
SkyZimba is the call for adrenaline — tandem jumps and a wakeboard cable park on the same property.
“Tandem skydiving for adrenaline lovers. There's a wakeboard cable park too.”See in the guide
Bajau, for those who move
After a day of sea and wind, Bajau is the reset. Strong hot shower, breezy veranda, deep sleep. Wake up ready for the next swell.
Discover the housesUntouched beach to close the loop. Bring an extra towel.
Praia D'água
Praia d'água remains entirely untouched, reached only on foot via an easy trail. It's also an excellent surf spot during Tainha season or when the popular breaks get crowded.
“Reached by an easy trail. During mullet season it turns into a surf spot.”See in the guide
Quick shower at Ibirahill, then Cruo. Reserve ahead.
Cruo Restaurante
Cruo is a quiet gem. A chef with serious fusion chops — Chilean meets Japanese, and the result is a flavour explosion. Worth every minute.
“Our favourite was the aubergine. So much flavour in a single dish.”See in the guide