Private Coastal Landholding · South Bahia
227,036 m² of contiguous, privately owned land with approximately 200 meters of direct Atlantic frontage – fully fenced, supplied with essential infrastructure and exceptionally positioned on the coast of South Bahia.
01 · PRIVATE ATLANTIC LANDHOLDING
ABROLHOS 227 combines the scale of a substantial private landholding with direct beach access, far-reaching development potential and privileged access.
The two independently registered parcels are offered as a single landholding. Predominantly level and dry, the fully fenced grounds are distinguished by a mature palm grove that defines their natural character.
The singular opportunity lies in the freedom to shape a place around an individual vision. Architecture, landscape and personal aspirations can come together here in a distinctive concept.
The islands, reefs and wildlife of Abrolhos shape the distinctive maritime character of this coast.
The region brings together historic architecture, refined dining and a vibrant coastal culture.
Diving, jet skiing, waterskiing, music festivals and a wealth of other leisure pursuits shape an active coastal lifestyle.
02 · THE ABROLHOS ARCHIPELAGO
Off the coast of Caravelas lies Brazil’s first marine national park. Islands, reefs and distinctive coral formations create a natural realm of exceptional maritime significance.
Charles Darwin explored the waters of Abrolhos as early as 1832. Today, guided diving expeditions reveal a captivating underwater world of historic shipwrecks and remarkable biodiversity.
03 · SOUTH BAHIA
Historic coastal towns, the forests of the Mata Atlântica and the legacy of Indigenous and Portuguese cultures shape the identity of South Bahia.
With the arrival of the Portuguese fleet in 1500, South Bahia became a pivotal setting in Brazil’s history. To this day, Porto Seguro and Santa Cruz Cabrália preserve traces of that era—within a region whose cultural heritage extends far beyond its colonial past.
04 · COSTA DAS BALEIAS
Dramatic cliffs, expansive sandy beaches and broad river estuaries lend the Costa das Baleias its remarkable diversity of landscapes.
Still relatively undiscovered internationally, the Costa das Baleias unites long-established coastal towns with a vibrant regional culture. Its distinctive character and rich social fabric shape a singular identity and an exceptional way of life.
05 · PONTA DA BALEIA
At Ponta da Baleia, north of Barra de Caravelas, aerial views reveal the precise location of ABROLHOS 227 – from its coastal frontage to the course of its property boundaries.
The estate already benefits from sound essential infrastructure and is accessible via Barra de Caravelas. A direct paved coastal road is currently under construction. Everyday essentials and medical care are available in the nearby coastal towns.
Electricity · water · caretaker’s cottage
Unpaved road to the estate · paved coastal road under construction
Pharmacies · beach bars · shopping
Approximately 15 minutes by car
Major supermarket · hospital
Approximately 30 minutes by car
06 · PRIVATE ARRIVAL
Directly adjoining ABROLHOS 227, an approved private airfield with a 1,400-meter paved runway is planned. Completion is scheduled for 2027. Once operational, it will enable exclusive, individually tailored arrivals and departures in the immediate vicinity.
Regional accessibility is also expected to benefit from planned new road connections, bridge projects and the proposed reopening of nearby Caravelas Airport. ABROLHOS 227 will therefore combine a remarkable beachfront setting with exceptional privacy and privileged access.
Private Atlantic Landholding · Private Access
PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL INQUIRIES
Certain images are provided as atmospheric visualizations. The property and land-registry documentation is authoritative. Development options, approvals and the intended individual use require separate assessment.
