Entire home in Santo Amaro do Maranhão, Brazil

3 guests
Studio
2 beds
1 bath

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars.86 reviews

Hosted by Lucas

Superhost
3 years hosting

Listing highlights

20-min drive to Lençóis Maranhenses National Park

This home is near the national park.

Self check-in

Check yourself in with the lockbox.

Dedicated workspace

A room with wifi that’s well-suited for working.

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Located on the edge of the Lençóis Maranhense National Park, Vila Capim da Areia is a calm and charming retreat. It has a straw terrace, with hammocks and sun loungers. It has a rooftop with a beautiful view. It is close to the Alegre River, which is a paradise.
The accommodation features a kitchen, Wi-Fi, TV with Android TV, wind-free air-conditioning, quality beds and sheets.
The street in front is sandy, as the city's streets once were, maintaining the charm.

The space
Vila Capim da Areia is a refuge near Lençois Maranhenses, and from the rooftop you can see the dunes.

The house is a rustic chalet with a full kitchen, to provide comfort for meals.

The bedroom has 2 beds, one queen and one single.
The beds can be converted into 3 single beds as well.
It also accommodates a crib and hammock inside the room. It has a work table and a simple laundry room.

The city of Santo Amaro is the closest city to the Lençóis National Park, and the city still preserves the typical simplicity of the coastal cities of the region, but it already has good restaurants and several tour options

Guest access
Access is via Travessa Figueiredo Campos, a paved street up to 50 meters from the house. In front of the house, the street is still sand, so you need to be extra careful if the vehicle is not 4x4. Sometimes, during the dry season, the sand becomes very loose. It is recommended to stop on Rua Boa Hora, which is paved, and is 100 meters from the Vila. If you come by transfer, they stop at the door without any problem.

Other things to note
Bring bug repellents.
Hydrate well, the sun is strong and there is no shade in the park. Always take bottles or coolers with drinks for the tours.
Sunscreen is also essential.
The water in the taps has a characteristic color and smell of the region, but it is filtered and chlorinated.