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Hotel Porto da Lua

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Porto da Lua is a small, attractive hotel with a breezy, tropical feel and prime location right on Praia do Forte beach in Brazil's Bahia.

Secluded by palms and lush foliage, Porto da Lua is one of the only properties in Praia do Forte located directly on the beach. The spacious guestrooms are cheerfully decorated with bright colours, tiled flooring and private terraces or balconies where you can swing in a hammock fanned by the cooling ocean breeze.

Rooms also have TVs, ceiling fans and wonderful views through the palms to the beach. There are several larger suites and apartments available.

There’s an airy, tropical feel throughout the building, setting the tone for unhurried days of relaxation. The hotel has a restaurant and bar with the option to dine outside overlooking the beach. Begin the day with fresh fruit and juices, and end with a cocktail and freshly-cooked seafood.

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What our clients say

  • Most memorable experience: "There are too many! looking down from Christ the Redeemer at sun set in Rio, using the local buses to get about town, sitting at an outdoor…

    ZB, London Jun 2014
  • Most Memorable Moment?: Probably seeing river otters at Pousada do Rio Mutum but we really liked the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls too. 

    SS, Teddington Sep 2016
  • Most memorable was the approach toward the Falls on impossibly built metal walkways you could not have imagined the spectacle laid out before you.  Our guide who sat on the…

    AC, Saffron walden Mar 2018
  • Highlight: Visiting Iguazu Falls.

    TF, Wakefield Oct 2016
  • Highlights?: Getting wet at Iguazu on the boat trip. Cooking in Stella's home on Flavours of Bahia tour.

    JM, Glasgow Nov 2017
  • Most Memorable Moment: Spotting 7 Jaguars in Refugio Caiman and Iguacu Falls.    I also had my photo taken with Ronaldinho  on Copacabana Beach. Ha!

    BW, London Sep 2016
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Born in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, Mary’s insider knowledge and dry sense of humour make her a highly valued member of the Tailor-made Holidays and Group Tour sales team.

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