Itacare Travel and Tourism Guide

No words other than amazing

from porto seguro it took me 8 hours to itacare, i arrived at about 8p.m. so it was already dark. at the rodoviaria there where plenty of kids trying to sell you an pousada and they were trying to carry your luggage for money. but i managed to get out of their way, than i asked a cloths boutique owner where the street is from the hostel, that was just round the corner. that street was completely covered in sand so it was difficult to walk along with my suitcase, but my first impression of the...

I met some really nice Danish girls in Itacare, who visited me afterwards in Cordoba. One night in Itacare we went out for seafood. After a delicious meal, Marie went to use the bathroom and moments later emerged stating that there was water all over the floor in the bathroom and there must be a problem with the toilet. I don't know what inspired me in this moment to say what I said but all I offered was "Sometimes you just have to say 'sorry I messed up your toilet' and move on" Wow Sara...

With limited days left on our trip in Brazil, we wanted to make the most of it escaping the cities, for some laid back R&R, beaches & cheap beer. We couldn´t have picked a better location than Itacare (ee-tack-ar-rar), about 500kms south of Salvador. It has loads of different beaches nestled among tropical vegetation, and loads of surf beaches too! So you could imagine the town has quite a laid back surfy feel.