The island of Boipeba sits 100 kilometres south of Salvador and has been an environmentally protected area for nearly 30 years. There are no roads or cars; transport is by boat, canoe, horse, tractor and donkey.
Moreré is a fishing village with 250 inhabitants. The island is famous for its fish and seafood and freshly caught lobster, octopus, prawns, crabs and clams are local specialities.
Moreré has got 3 different beaches, Bainema is a magnet for surfers, Moreré village beach is used by fishing boats and Subaio has got natural swimming pools and a coral reef - ideal for swimming and diving.
The village has a primary school, catholic church, a couple of beach bars and several restaurants serving local dishes.