Travel Itacaré, BrazilAlthough in recent years, Itacaré has experienced a tourism boom, it still retains its quaint charm. Surfers and hippies seek out this location for its good vibes and reliable surf. The area is also surrounded by virgin Atlantic rain forest. During carnival, unlike most towns, Itacare blasts reggae all week long. 
The main road in Itacaré, Rua Pedro Longo, is lined with pousadas and restaurants, as well as some good local shops. If you follow this road east, out of town, you will come across some of the area’s most spectacular beaches. 
Where to Stay:Tropical Camping; R$10 per person, middle of town, grassy area with some shadeAlbergue Estrela; dm/d with fan R$25/70, a young backpacker favorite, low-key and clean Pousada Estrela; d R$50-80, spacious and bright rooms, has a garden with hammocks, good deal Itacaré Bus Routes:Get back to Ilheus or Itabuna, where you can catch a bus to Salvador; R$73, 7 hoursYou can also take a bus to Bom Despacho on the Ilha de Itaparica, then take the ferry into Salvador (R$4, 50 minutes) |
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