Hotels near Fabio Perini Airport - PBA, Cairu

Boipeba is the perfect balance between wildness and a certain degree of confort/amenities. The island is beautiful and there are options for all tastes. Lots of great restaurants to choose from, excursions or just get a tractor to reach fantastic sandy beaches.

Boipeba is amazing. Great food, great people, great experiences. My favorite place is Morere and Cueira. Seeing the sky by night was incredible. My favorite food was moqueca de camarão at Ority Praia Bar.

Boipeba is tropical paradise, all that you can imagine. Right now it is still not overdeveloped, but I guess that if people like me keep writing amazing reviews of the island it will end up being overdeveloped and commercialised. I hope that it will not happened and continues to have the enchanting tropical paradise factor. The worse thing for me about the island is the amount of rubbish around. I hope locals can see how bad it is one of these days and it can be cleaned up a little bit.

We loved the natural beauty and stunning beaches alongside small town rustic charm - having no cars is a massive bonus! And seeing the locals' horses taking themselves out for a walk in the evening is so charming. But although the place is quiet and the beaches untouched there is also a fantastic range of restaurants and bars to choose from! Boipeba is also completely safe and the local people are really friendly and helpful. This is the perfect beach holiday location!

Boipeba is just a paradise. I was very impressed by the organization of the excursions, they have a strict control over how many people are going to the touristic places and I really appreciate that. There are several options for restaurants and they are very careful with food allergies and preferences, such as vegan and vegetarian. The center of Boipeba's village is calm, clean and really cute. Waters are crystal clear and warm. I'd recommend a boat trip around the island, but also to have one day to walk from one beach to the other, especially the path to get to Moreré, which is one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen in my life. It's good either for a romantic scape or to go with the family. I'm not sure if it's a good destination for seniors, as most of the beaches are far away and some hiking skills are needed. We got there from Salvador by personal transfer (ferry to Vera Cruz, then a 2 hour car ride, then another ferry from Valença to Boipeba), it took us around 5 hours to do so.