The hotel is located in an immense reserve where nature plays an important role as well as being one of the hotel’s main features since it is constantly making an effort to conserve it. The hotel guests have the chance to come into direct contact with nature and to go for leisurely strolls amongst tortoises and birds, as well as enjoy canoeing or diving, along with many other activities. 
As well as the ideal place to enjoy a family holiday, it is also perfect for staging events because, apart from the 12 kilometres of semi-deserted beach, the complex also has all the infrastructure needed for holding different kinds of events and meetings, with capacity for up to 200 people and the possibility of integrating work and leisure in the same setting.
The entire complex is made up of a Thalasso Spa, which offers its clients a wide range of services:
Aesthetic treatments: for these there are a total of 12 rooms for body and facial treatments, all of which are carried out using innovative and natural techniques.

Massage: clients can choose from a wide variety of massages, ranging from relaxing massages to stone massages, as well as being able to opt for aromatherapy, shiatsu, reiki and reflexology.
Thalassotherapy: it is the oldest form of anti-stress treatment comprising relaxing baths, aromatherapy and other techniques.
Fitness: the hotel has a fitness centre with personal trainers on hand to advise and take care of the clients’ needs.
Furthermore, the guest can enjoy a nautical centre, a meeting room, a complex provided with 8 swimming pools, tennis courts, and a soccer pitch, among the many other services.

The hotel has 3 Restaurants and 2 Snack Bars:

The Goa Restaurant serves international cuisine and typical Bahian specialities. Another outstanding restaurant is the Tabaréu, which is located right by the beach and whose specialities include grilled dishes and sea fruits. Finally, there is the A Sombra Do Coqueiral, located at the hotel poolside and next to the sea, which specialises in international dishes and exotic recipes from Bahian cuisine. As well as the restaurants, the client can enjoy the 2 Snack Bars: the Tres Pescados and the Bar de Praia.

The hotel offers all the clients an action-packed programme of sporting activities. There are a total of 30 activities for adults, teenagers and children, including volleyball, tennis and water activities, all of which can be enjoyed at the hotel’s club Careta with the aid of an experienced monitor. 

Very few tourist destinations can offer such a variety of options as Brazil. Its natural beauty, the wonderful popular festivals and the countless protected ecological reserves all bear testimony to its great appeal.
The fourth most populated state in Brazil, with over 12 million inhabitants, is Bahia and its capital, Salvador, is the largest city in the region. One of the main features of Salvador is its wide avenues and easy access to the most important tourist spots. Worthy of mention is the district of El Pelourinho, set in the historic centre of Salvador and where the buildings are regarded as being of genuine architectural worth and declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Its cathedral basilica, alongside the church and convent of St. Francis, is one of the richest complexes of religious buildings in Brazil. The Museum of Sacred Art and the Modern Art Museum are also worth a visit. The first ever medical faculty in the whole of Brazil is to be found in Salvador. Another important landmark is the elevator, known as the Elevador Lacerda, which has four cabins and since 1930 has connected the Upper City, from Plaza Tomé de Souza, with the Lower City, from Plaza Cairu.

The city possesses 40 kilometres of beaches spread between the Upper City and the Lower City. With crystal clear waters it is ideal for such water sports as sailing, swimming, diving and underwater fishing. Praia do Forte is an old fishing village which is also called the Brazilian Polynesia and is where some of the most beautiful beaches in Brazil are to be found. Papa Gente, a natural pool of transparently clear waters in which you can do snorkelling and many other activities, is particularly outstanding, as are the paths in the Sapiranga reserve, teeming with trees and with an amazing variety of wild orchids.

It is also perfectly possible to see Jubarte whales migrating from the South Pole, directly towards the warm waters of this beach when the seasons change.

Finally, it is worth going diving along the Coconut Coast where we can find a huge variety of coral reefs.