This expansive property is exceptionally well-suited for a wide range of high-end development opportunities. With its flat terrain, 636m of beachfront, and preserved natural surroundings, it is ideal for luxury resorts, gated residential communities, golf courses, equestrian centers, and eco-tourism projects. The land also supports sustainable agricultural uses, with areas suitable for breeding horses, cattle, and birds, and is rich in native fruit-bearing trees such as coconut, mango, cashew, and acerola.
The natural attractions are extraordinary. Abundance of native flora and fauna, perfect for horseback riding, hiking, bird watching, and other outdoor activities. Just offshore lies Parcel das Paredes, Brazil’s largest coral bench, which reveals itself at low tide with natural pools teeming with marine life. Additionally, the property is near Abrolhos National Park, internationally recognized for its warm, clear waters and world-class scuba diving. Between June and November, more than 20,000 humpback whales migrate to this region to breed and nurse, making it the largest humpback whale nursery on the planet.
Accessibility is another key advantage. The Caravelas Airport, just 17 kilometers away, was built during World War II and features two intersecting runways, one of which is 1,600 meters long and 50 meters wide, accommodating most aircraft. Three other airports are located within 100 kilometers, enhancing regional and international access. For major urban services, Teixeira de Freitas—80 km from the site—serves as the economic center of southern Bahia, with a population of nearly 200,000, large hospitals, colleges, wholesalers, and national retail chains.
As development continues to move south from Trancoso, driven by growing demand for exclusive and nature-rich destinations, this region stands out as the next frontier for sustainable luxury development in Brazil.