In the name of the Sun The translation of nature
Kûara is a paradise foot in the sand located at the extreme south of Bahia, inside an area of Atlantic Forest preservation. We are geographically located at the charming Arraial D’Ajuda village and 5 minutes away from the village center.
Here, every detail has been thought out and created to translate Brazil into beauty and comfort.
Rustic, natural, and modern.
Welcome to an exclusive luxury experience on the coast of Bahia!
Location
Estrada de Pitinga, 1400
Arraial d’Ajuda - Bahia
45816-000
Nearby airport
Porto Seguro International Airport – BPS
Highlights
What awaits you at the destination
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Bahia’s refuge
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Gastronomic experiences
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Unforgettable moments
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Foot in the sand
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Beach
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Nature translation
Property Details
With 56 Luxury and Super Luxury suites, the hotel, designed by David Guerra, blends contemporary architecture with the preserved Atlantic Forest surroundings. Natural elements such as ocean views, birdsong, forest scents and the beauty of Bahia’s coastline are integral to the experience. The design features solid wood, bamboo, natural fibers, straw, wicker, leather and Brazilian stones, complemented by premium Florim surfaces imported from Italy. Together, these materials create a sophisticated atmosphere that combines craftsmanship, comfort and elegance while maintaining a strong connection to nature.
Gastronomy
The Kuara’s Gastronomy has the local identity but bringing in the menu a mix of contemporary and international’s inspirations with a bit of Minas Gerais. The dishes are rich in native spices and eccentric aromas that results in exclusive recipes made by our Chef with a hint of Bahia’s cuisine.
Experiences
Come and enjoy immersive sensations in harmony with your rhythm. Facilities include pools with therapeutic hijau stone, a steam sauna, private beach, water sports, tennis and beach tennis courts, and Spa by L’Occitane. Enjoy privacy, comfort, and dedicated team support throughout your stay.
Socio-environmental responsibility
Our commitment
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Native flora preservation: the area was preserved and enhanced through landscape design by Felipe Fontes and David Guerra.
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Water Treatment Plant (WTP): treats all water used in the complex for reuse.
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State-of-the-art laundry system: processes reduce chemical use through water heating, helping preserve fabric fibers.
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Solar panels: we use solar panels to heat the water used daily.
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Local workforce and suppliers: we value the local community by hiring local labor and purchasing supplies from regional producers.
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