Suítes Pontal Corumbau — Hotel in Região Geográfica Imediata de Teixeira de Freitas

Ponta do Corumbau is perfect for those who’d like to get away from the day by day rush!!!||||It is our second time in Loin de Tout . ||||HOW TO GET THERE:||It is abou a 3 hour drive from Porto Seguro ou 2,5 hour drive from Teixeira de Freitas.||You can also fly by Hellicopter or small plane availiable from Porto Seguro, and land on nearby farms but are more expensive.||||If you are more of the adventures type and flyies to Porto Seguro i suggest an alternative ride to Corumbau. (It can be arranges by Sandro or Dada from Loin de Tout)||You will take a taxi from Porto Seguro airport, cross on a Fery to Arraial Dájuda on the , and continue on the taxi for about 1,5 hours till Caraíva.||Leave the taxi and take a small boat crossing to Caraiva and then take a dune buggy (driven by a Pataxó indian) and ride for 30min on the beach till you reach the Corumbau River. ||To coss Corumbau river to Ponta do Corumbau, you will take a small Canoe guided by a Pataxo Indian, that will croos the river and enter the Mangue, and arrive on the rear side of Ponta do Corumbau Village.||They will carry your bags to Loin de Tout (abuout 30 to 50 meters)||||THE VILLAGE:||Ponta do Corumbau do Corumbau is an amazing and remote village. ||Soooo beautiful!!!||If you go on high season you may share the beach with 30, maybe 40 people....about 2 mile beach.||On low season youre pretty much by youself .||The “Ponta do Corumbau” is a externsion od sand that enters about 500m into the ocean on low tide and is about 20 meters wide....is is amazing! ||When you walk till the end of it you get the spectacular view of the whole beach.||||LOIN DE TOUT||Loin de Tout is located in between the beach (front) a the mangroves from Corumbau River in the back. ||Being in a hot climate, the guest house is quite open and airy. There are mosquito nets on every bed, and a fan and a cooler in every room, but is is recommended to bring mosquito repellent for when you are outside around sunset.||The romms are simple but very well decorated, something like that remember a a Greek beach house. (with local touches) ||The sheets and some of the decoration was brought from Europe by Martine (the owner).||Everything you see was very well planned and it makes you feel like home.||||FOOD:||The food is amazing!!!!||Breakfast is served with lots of fruit, home made bread and cakes!!!||Lunch and dinner can be scheduled to your taste, we’ve sitcked with the local fresh food....pasta and schrimps, lobster, octopus, and it was always delicious!!!!||It is a mix between the local food with a european touch! Perfect!!!!||Kudos to Dadá and Martine!!! ||||STAFF:||The staff is amazing, Martine (owner), Dadá, Sandro, Val, and everyone else, are always availiable to help with anything you might need.||The fist time me and my wife went to Loin de Tout I had asked them on the same day if the could make us dinner on the beach since it was vallentines day!||They loved the idea, gathered tourches, lights, a huuuuge externsion for a table light, and made us one of the most special moments of our lives!||This time we had traveled with 3 other couples, and ankes them if we could have a beach lual to enjoy the clear night of the full moon. It was spectacular!!!||Once again they have left the best feelings in our hearts.||||At the end of the trip you feel like youre leaving family behind.||||||I just want to thank you all for all that you’ve done for us, making both trips (so far)...

I went to the remote village of Corumbau with my girlfriend hoping to unwind from the stress of daily life – something I hadn’t been able to accomplish for a very long time. This place is a fantastic escape from it all, and the bonus is that it’s in an utterly beautiful location!||||The guest house is in the middle of a small fishing village, sandwiched between a spectacular beach and a huge river, complete with mangroves. The village is friendly and quiet, and completely genuine (it’s not touristy), and the whole area is teeming with wildlife.||||Being in a hot climate, the guest house is quite open and airy, and with the sea breeze and the mangroves it’s surprisingly cool. However, during our stay we were in the middle of mosquito season, so bring some mosquito repellent.||||Being so open, and since the whole area is sandy, the house tends to get quite sandy too, but it is cleaned daily so it's not such a big problem. Mosquito nets are provided for the beds so you don't get bitten all night!||||Getting to the guest house is both difficult and adventurous in its own right due to the remoteness, however there are a number of options available, even including helicopter from Porto Seguro if you have a bit of extra cash spare! On the way there we took a combination of car, ferry, dune buggy and kayak.||||On the way back we realised that the most expensive part of the trip was the flight to Brazil, which wasn’t really all that expensive from Belgium in the first place, so we decided to take a small six-seater plane back to Porto Seguro. Ultimately once you’re there you won’t be spending your money like you would in a resort.||||My only regret is that the two weeks we spent there just weren’t enough – I didn’t want to leave; I had managed to unwind and de-stress so quickly there.||||Check out photos of the area taken during my trip at:...

It cannot be easy to create an environment of extraordinary simplicity where everything functions with complete ease and one feels a sense of complete contentment.||||But that is exactly what Martine Renwart has managed in Corumbau, where her three room pousada has an atmosphere of total calm while providing fine accommodation and undoubtedly the best food in this beautiful spot. Overlooking what must be one of Brazil's most beautiful beaches, stretching for many kilometers and protected from surfing waves by an endless coral reef, staying at Lion de Tour is like being invited to be a guest at an exceptional private home but without any of the formality that would entail. You can just do nothing, wander along the beach, admire the flocks of white birds, lounge in comfortable beach chairs and read those books you have wanted to read for months. Or if you like Martine and her excellent staff, presided over by the wonderful Dadá, can organize excursions, get you fresh lobsters for dinner or make sure you have a perfect coconut drink on the beach.||||It is a paradise, nothing...