Coconut palms leaning over white sand and breaking surf, Boipeba island

Your stay

Your own rhythm in walkable Velha Boipeba. Here is exactly how the stay works.

Check-in and check-out

Check-in14:30
Check-out11:30

The reception is open every day from 08:00 to 18:30, with someone at the desk (if they have stepped out, ring the bell). Arriving after 18:30? Let us know in advance by WhatsApp or email. Leaving early is fine within those hours.

There is no luggage storage and no parking: bags come in with you at check-in and leave with you at check-out.

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Low house with a thatched roof among trees in Velha Boipeba
Velha Boipeba · Bahia
Beach and exposed reef at low tide, Boipeba island, Bahia
Light bag, easier arrival

Boipeba

What to pack

Four choices before boarding make the first island day much easier.

  • Bring some reais as a backup. Cards are common, but an island-wide signal drop should not decide where you eat.

  • Pack sunscreen and repellent before the boat. You will use both from the first afternoon.

  • Bring every regular medication you need. The village pharmacy is useful, but its stock is naturally limited.

  • Choose a light, soft bag. It goes on a boat, crosses sandy paths and is much easier to carry than a rigid case.

Wi-Fi + cell service

Island pace, connected when you need it.

With Wi-Fi in every apartment, messages, maps and video calls just work — a real advantage on an island.

Wi-Fi in every apartment
Included in every apartment, at no extra charge.
Cell signal
There is cell coverage in the region, but the signal varies by carrier, where you are indoors and the weather. At the property, Wi-Fi is the connection to count on. How Anatel measures coverage ↗

The building, inside

Reception, corridor and staircase. Real photos of the building.

Reception at San Diego Flats.
Reception desk and waiting area.
Corridor to the apartments.
Staircase up to the apartments.
View from upstairs over the square, with palm trees beyond.
San Diego Flats sign among the trees.

Photo credits:Danielle Pereira from Brasil · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0Otávio Nogueira from Fortaleza, BR · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0

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