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rodolfo Says: After crossing Tassimirim, you will arrive to Cueira, the only beach where you will find some waves.With the low-tide you can cross the Oritibe river and after a short walk you arrive to Morere, another beautiful beach with natural swimming pools, and many restaurants.With a...
worldcam Says: There are so many beaches to see around Boipeba - just take a walk to the south and you'll find loads of places to sit and relax.
Walk -- where? Another beach, of course.
worldcam Says: If you head south out of Boipeba and walk....and walk somemore...and then walk somemore....cross a river and walk through the palm tree forest ... you'll find a wonderful beach that some think is the best one around. They all were the best if you ask me!
worldcam Says: You can hop on a boat in Boipeba and go north and south to more beaches where there are natural tidal pools. In these pools are loads of colourful fish to snokel about with.
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ricardobon Says: A remote and beautiful island, the place to go if you are looking to get away from it all, with unspoilt beaches and a relaxed ambiance. The beaches are gorgeous - sandy and gently shelving, with warm water and lined with coconut trees! We spent a day walking along the...
Casa de Irene: Beautiful House
rodolfo Says: Beautiful house with three rooms to rent. The owner, Irene is a very nice french-brazilian woman that found in Boipeba her place and want to share with their guests her happiness, making you feeling like in your own home.
Maliale....: Location of Pousada Maliale
worldcam Says: Great place, great hosts. Pricing depends on the season. New Years quite costly. Dining room, games room, pool....caju trees...
worldcam Says: This is probably the most comfortable pousada in Boipeba -- but it's not actually IN Boipeba! There is a little boat you must take (owned by the pousada) to and from the town. Any time you want to go they will take you, and to get back you just have one of the bars on the...
Pousada Maliale: Where to stay....
worldcam Says: If you heading to Boipeba, consider Pousada Maliale as your accomodation. The pousada is actually a 2 minute speedboat ride from the village and the main beach but this is really not a problem. The accomodations are great for where you are in Brazil. Large rooms, restaurant...
Just to the south of Boipeba, right on the beach, is a place to get lobster - almost right out of the sea. The price is much cheaper than in "town" and it tastes great! Great place for lunch....walk there from Boipeba.
Favorite Dish: The lobster, which is what they sell, is excellent. They likely sell crab too, but we had the lobster. Little guys that are cut up and boiled and cooked right there in front of you. Excellent stuff.
Written Jun 11, 2005
Address: South of Boipeba - on the beach
rodolfo Says: From Salvador, take the ferry to Itaparica (Bom Despacho) It cost R$ 3,65.From Bom Despacho a bus to Valença (R$ 9.-) and from here a speed boat to Boipeba (R$ 35.-)Ferry : 1 hourBus: 1:40 to 2 hsBoat : 1 hour
worldcam Says: If you are heading to Boipeba from Valenca -- it is well worth pooling your resources to hire a speed boat to get you there. If you aren't careful (like us) you'll end up on the fast boat to knowhere ... otherwise known as the "river bus" that'll take you up to four hours to...
A few days in Boipeba, Bahia, is really a nice getaway. A town that really has limited tourist infrastructure, Boipeba has great beaches and with wonderful warm, clear water. Excursions by boat will take you to "natural pools" created by the tide where you can see loads of fish....
Written Feb 5, 2005
Boipeba is a little island, about 100 km south of Salvador. There are no cars, no banks, no big buildings. A place for those who love to walk in desert beaches, to swim in clear waters.
Boipeba is a wonderful getaway! Off the beaten path, south Salvador, Boipeba is a place with excellent beaches (what else?) with a super laid back atmosphere. This is a place that has yet to be...
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