Praia do Havaizinho is a secluded and picturesque beach nestled within a lush, forested coastline in Itacaré, Bahia, Brazil. Often referred to as "Little Hawaii," this small, rustic beach is characterized by its green waters, a strip of sand that expands significantly at low tide, and rocky reefs that form natural pools. It is part of the famous Four Beaches Trail, offering a more tranquil and authentic coastal experience compared to busier resorts. The beach's infrastructure is simple, featuring a few rustic seafront restaurants, or barracas, where visitors can enjoy fresh meals, often featuring locally caught fish. Access is primarily via scenic hiking trails through the Atlantic Forest, making it a favored destination for ecotourists and anglers seeking a blend of adventure and productive shore fishing.