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Pousada Estalagem Vila Tania
Pousada Estalagem Vila Tania is a recently renovated guest house in Itaúnas where guests can make the most of its pool with a view, free Wifi, garden, and bar.
Hospedaria Cosanostra
Offering a restaurant, Hospedaria Cosanostra is located in Itaúnas. Free WiFi access is available. With simple décor, each guestroom here provides guests with a balcony, a patio and a terrace.
Pousada Ponta de Areia do Bixão
Located in Itaúnas, a 15-minute walk from Praia de Itaúnas, Pousada Ponta de Areia do Bixão has accommodations with a garden and free private parking.
Pousada Askalon
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, garden and views of pool, Pousada Askalon is located in Itaúnas, a 17-minute walk from Praia de Itaúnas. The property has free WiFi throughout the property.
Pousada Holú
Offering an outdoor pool with a sun terrace and hammocks around, Pousada Holú is located 3281 feet from Itaunas Dunes. Free Wi-Fi access is available, as well as 24-hour reception services.
Pousada Cajueiro
Located within a 19-minute walk of Praia de Itaúnas in Itaúnas, Pousada Cajueiro features an outdoor swimming pool and a garden, as well as free WiFi throughout the property. The inn has family rooms....
Pousada Zimbauê
In Itaúnas village center, this colorful guest house is located 2625 feet from Itaúnas Beach. It offers air-conditioned accommodations with a private bathroom and free WiFi. Bike rental is available.
Pousada Vila Mar
Located a 12-minute walk from Praia de Itaúnas, Pousada Vila Mar in Itaúnas offers a garden and BBQ area.
Quinta dos Samaniego - Chalés Rústicos
A recently renovated vacation home, Quinta dos Samaniego - Chalés Rústicos offers accommodation in Itaúnas. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the vacation home free of charge.
Pousada Mirante de Areia-Itaúnas
Boasting a swimming pool, Pousada Mirante de Areia offers practical rooms and free parking, just 0.6 mi from trendy Itaúnas Beach. Surrounded by gardens, some of the rooms feature a balcony.
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- 8.0Scored 8.0
The village is lovely.
The village is lovely. There are a lot of options to eat and entertainment, however, he prices are high. The sand dunes are amazing and the beach is good too. Remember to go early as when the high tide comes is virtually impossible to go into the sea. I also visited the riacho doce beach and it is enchanting. There are 3 bars and the prices here are high but the scenery is breathtaking.Rodrigues - 8.0Scored 8.0
beautiful nature, nice waves depending on incoming swell but...
beautiful nature, nice waves depending on incoming swell but very clean and not much currents. dunes are very relaxing. the village itself is very quiet and no surprise after needing 30km of no-pavented roads full of holes. in rain season only 4x4 would be able to drive
Giacomo FalchettiCzech Republic - 8.0Scored 8.0
Itaunas is a small, quiet and chilled out town close to the...
Itaunas is a small, quiet and chilled out town close to the Espirito Santo/Bahia border. It has sand dunes, wetlands, and a beach (all within walking distance of accommodation and restaurants). One can go on day trips to other beaches further afield for a bit of variety - subject to driving conditions. Access to Itaunas is as of yet via an unpaved road (though at least part of it was in the process of being paved when we were there), as is access to anywhere else (e.g. other beaches). When it's been raining a lot, as it was over January 2020, the roads get very muddy and treacherous for regular cars (and even 4WD if driven by men trying to prove how manly they are, which nearly all seem to be). Driving in Espirito Santo's roads is a bit of a challenge at the best of times as no one seems to respect traffic laws (partly, perhaps, due to unrealistically low maximum speed limits).KarinUnited Kingdom
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