Corumbau, located between Caraíva (Porto Seguro) and Prado, is a true haven in southern Bahia. Part of the Corumbau Marine Extractive Reserve, the region protects thousands of hectares of coastal ecosystems, such as coral reefs, mangroves, and areas of Atlantic Forest, supporting traditional communities that live in harmony with nature.

With calm seas, clear sands, and preserved landscapes, Corumbau enchants travelers seeking tranquility, contact with nature, and untouched beaches. The famous Pontal do Corumbau, a strip of sand that extends up to 2 km into the sea during low tide, is a spectacle in itself.

Local biodiversity is one of the great attractions: sea turtles, reef fish, and even humpback whales, which visit the region between July and October, make Corumbau an ideal destination for ecotourism, diving, and observing the fauna and flora.

Here at Mapa Corumbau, you'll find the best tips on what to do in Corumbau, where to stay, how to get there, and an interactive tourist map to plan your trip. Whether you're traveling as a couple, with friends, or with family, Corumbau is the perfect place to disconnect and relax.

Respecting environmental regulations is essential to preserving this unique natural and cultural heritage.

Explore our website and discover why Corumbau is one of the most incredible destinations in Bahia.