Pathways to the Sertão

The reddish scenery of this region is astonishing, where the clay ground cracks under the sun and the margins of the dried rivers form an unmistakable image, with various clay blocks in different shapes. They are real works of art that resist the sun, which is burning hot in the region.

The predominant vegetation is formed by dry, leafless plants, where the species that survive, such as the cactus, are the strongest ones, like the population of the region; a unique population that overcomes the poverty of the natural resources with naïveté and joy. Work force and hospitality are the main qualities of this people that seem to be amazed with everything they see.

Jorro’s thermal waters and the big mountain that is installed in Monte Santo, place with a different climate from the other localities, are sought after by tourists, who are looking for nature’s blessings in the middle of the dry land. Some fructiferous trees resist the climate and help men survive. 

 

Tours

Canudos is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Bahian sertão.

A luscious oasis in the midst of the Bahian sertão…  A fitting description for the beautiful and cozy Caldas do Jorro (Rushing Hot Springs), where, among the low, twisted trees...

The city of Canudos is 15 kilometers away from the old Canudos and lives off fishing at Cocorobó Dam and the culture of seeds in the area irrigated by the dam. The hundredth anniversary of...

Bahia also has excellent options for the more elderly visitor. One of them is Cipó. Situated 242 kilometres outside Salvador on the banks of the river...

Stage of one of the bloodiest battles of the Brazilian History, Canudos is a national reference when we talk about cultural history. At the Historical Park, an ecological, military and...

Citys

Visiting the site where the war of Canudos took place, following the steps of the Republican militias and enjoying the beautiful landscape - these are a few of the options for tourists who visit the...
Despite the idea that the entire Sertão is dry, hot and lifeless, Cipó presents itself as a different and delicious option for your trip. Located at the margins of Itapicuru River, the...
An oasis in the middle of Bahia’s Sertão. That would be an appropriate definition for the beautiful, versatile and cozy Caldas do Jorro, where, amid the short and twisted trees of the...
Located 193km away from Salvador, the city of Nova Soure emerged from the Jesuit work that united five villages in one, called Natuba, which in Tupi (indigenous language) means “rivers that...
Serrinha is located in the northeastern region of Bahia, 173km away from Salvador. It’s a tranquil city where visitors are always welcome. It has hotels, bars and restaurants to suit all tastes...