WELCOME TO UXUA MARÉ
Tucked within a private slice of Brazil’s Mata Atlântica, with 175 metres of pristine Itapororoca beachfront, UXUA Maré is a nature sanctuary and slow-living retreat.
Created by Wilbert Das, UXUA Maré is the next chapter in his vision for Trancoso, part design project, part ecological mission. The century-old Casa Azul was deconstructed in Minas Gerais, reassembled here with reclaimed wood, and updated with solar power and a groundwater well. The design is thoughtful but not fussy. Antiques, local art and handcrafted pieces from Pataxó artisans. Casa Azul is the first of its carefully restored homes, with more to come.
Beyond the comforts of the casa, the property and location set UXUA Maré apart. Monkeys, sloths, and parrots live in the trees, coral reefs teem with tropical fish just offshore, and a growing collection of rare palms and edible plants nurture a near self-sufficient retreat.
What we love about UXUA Maré
- The secluded setting on Itapororoca Beach, surrounded by rainforest and coral pools.
- The carefully restored Casa Azul using reclaimed materials and solar power.
- Wildlife everywhere, from parrots and monkeys to sloths and giant porcupines.
- A slow-growing vision of regenerative design, with reforestation and an on-site nursery for rare plants.
- The sense of total privacy, yet just a short drive or walk from Trancoso’s historic town square.
What to do at Uxua Maré
Explore untouched nature, local culture, and quiet luxury at UXUA Maré.
Days here move at your own pace. Wander along Itapororoca Beach, where low-tide coral pools attract tropical fish and local spearfishermen. Watch for sagui monkeys, sloths, parrots, and teju lizards in the surrounding forest. Explore trails through restinga and mangroves, or visit Trancoso’s historic town square, just a short drive away, for artisan boutiques and vibrant local life.
At the property itself, spend afternoons by your private pool, surrounded by the sounds of the forest, or join reforestation efforts and learn about native plants at the on-site nursery.
When to Travel
November to March
The best time to visit is from November to March, during Bahia’s dry season, when days are warm (averaging 25–30°C) and skies are clear. Perfect for beach walks, swimming, and exploring the forest trails. From April to June, light rains make the landscape even lusher, with quieter beaches and fewer visitors. July to September can bring occasional heavier rain and cooler evenings, though wildlife spotting remains excellent year-round.
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