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Bahia's Coconut Coast, sea turtles, and a seaside stroll in Praia do Forte.
A private day trip along Bahia's Costa dos Coqueiros (Coconut Coast), visiting the fishing-village-turned-resort-town of Praia do Forte and the beach village of Guarajuba, with a stop to learn about the Tamar Project's work protecting endangered sea turtles.
This is a private day trip for your group only, following the coastal road north of Salvador. Your guide shares the area's history and points of interest, with real free time to walk Praia do Forte's village streets, shops, and restaurants.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Round-trip pickup from your Salvador hotel.
Stroll the vacation village known for its beautiful beach, shops, bars, and restaurants.
See the beach famous for its coconut trees and vivid blue water.
Learn about the 40-year-old project protecting endangered sea turtles along this coast.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private day trip along Bahia's Costa dos Coqueiros (Coconut Coast), visiting the fishing-village-turned-resort-town of Praia do Forte and the beach village of Guarajuba, with a stop to learn about the Tamar Project's work protecting endangered sea turtles. This is a private day trip for your group only, following the coastal road north of Salvador. Your guide shares the area's history and points of interest, with real free time to walk Praia do Forte's village streets, shops, and restaurants.
Projeto Tamar was officially founded in 1980 and chose Praia do Forte as its national headquarters because the beach is one of Brazil's most important sea turtle nesting sites. The project works with local coastal communities and is widely cited as a successful conservation model.
Praia do Forte also holds the Castelo Garcia d'Ávila (Casa da Torre), begun by Garcia d'Ávila in 1551 and built up over the following decades. It is often described as the only medieval-style castle in the Americas, a description that is promotional shorthand but reflects its fortress look.
The village of Praia do Forte grew around that early fortified estate and later became a fishing community and then a resort town. The Coconut Coast drive north from Salvador shows that transition from city to quiet coast in a single day.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
