Kiaroa is a sophisticated and unique resort set in an ecological sanctuary surrounded by the Atlantic Forest, one of the largest biodiversities on the planet. The region is an Environmental Preservation Area and is protected by severe laws. And the result – pristine surroundings and natural beauty.

You are just steps away from the unspoilt white sands of the coast. Other natural attractions include lagoons, river outlets, mangroves, waterfalls, sculptures and reefs. The resort itself is set among lush gardens and abundant palms trees.

Arriving in style is the only option when it comes to this exclusive resort. Guests take a 35 minute panoramic flight from Salvador to the resort’s own private airstrip. Abaeté dunes, the blue sea and the coastline’s soft geography profiles already are, on their own, a gift.

The resort has fourteen rooms as well as fourteen bungalows which offer greater privacy. Some of the bungalows even have their own private pools. There is also a larger pool for all guests, a spa and tennis courts. 

If you are looking for a real escape, relaxation and to be truly pampered, this resort will not disappoint…

Bales have designed a ten day suggested itinerary from £2295 per person.

Fly with Air Portugal from London Heathrow to Salvador, via Lisbon and spend two nights at the Convento do Carmo, a new first class hotel located in the historic Pelourinho district in Salvador – Latin America’s largest colonial complex classified as a world heritage site by UNESCO.

We have included a city tour of Salvador, one of the important historical, architectural and cultural cities in Brazil.

You will then fly to Kiaroa’s private airstrip and stay in a deluxe tropical suite. After six nights of rest and relaxation, you will be transferred back to the airport for your flight home.

Sound tempting?

To find out more call our Latin America specialists now on 08456 345 118.

About Felicity Baillie

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Felicity has recently completed her BA Hons Tourism Management degree and has returned to work at Bales after spending her placement year with the company. Her passion for travel continues after recently returning from Mexico, and spending two weeks in Costa Rica last year. Next on her list is Asia!