Kabru, for beachy heaven in Bahia

Jungle retreats with views across the rainforest canopy; chic-shack beach houses set over long, empty strands; mountain chalets where toucans perch in the branches next to your balcony-with-a-view. The only difficulty you’ll have booking a rental villa in Brazil is choosing where to stay. Here’s a selection of some of the best – from the beach-fringed northeast to the rugged highlands of the south. And they’re bookable with Culture Trip.
Jericoacoara is remote. But you’ll forget the long bumpy drive from Fortaleza, or the myriad plane changes, when you see the village’s setting: it’s surrounded by towering dunes pooled with lagoons, on a cape fringed with long, broad beaches. Villa Alegria is on the southern edge of town, looking out towards the national park. The village’s barefoot-chic restaurants and boutiques are a ten-minute walk from here. Rustic-chic rooms come in warm woods, unmanicured stone and polished concrete. There’s a sleek pool and deck and space for six – so bring your mates.
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