The village of Morro de Săo Paulo, on Tinhare Island, has no roads and no cars, only sandy paths. Tractors are the only vehicles helping guests carry their luggage.

There are four main beaches where the water is crystal-clear, and has regularly made best-beach lists of several Brazilian magazines. The clear water around the island is ideal for scuba diving and for catching lobster, squid and other local fish.

You can access this village by plane from Salvador (50 minutes) or about a 1/2 hour by boat from Valenca or four hours from Salvador.

There are a number of pousadas and restaurants where you can taste the real Baiana Food. At night, relax in the village, where you can participate in the dancing and music.