Praia do Forte is a historic fishing village turned laid-back beach resort town situated along Brazil's Coconut Coast, approximately 80 kilometers north of Salvador in the state of Bahia. The area is characterized by 13 kilometers of brilliant white sand beaches fringed by palm trees and washed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. A significant offshore coral reef system protects the shoreline, creating calm, shallow waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling, while also shaping the surf conditions and marine habitat. The village retains a low-key, rustic charm centered around its main street, Alameda do Sol, and is a renowned center for environmental conservation, most notably through the Projeto TAMAR sea turtle sanctuary. The tropical climate features warm temperatures year-round, with an average of 82°F, and a rainy season typically occurring between May and July.