Farol Trail: dunes and an ocean view
The Farol Trail is Fortim's most sought-after buggy route, crossing dunes to reach one of the region's best lookout points. It mixes adrenaline — climbing and dropping through loose sand — with photo stops that are worth the ride on their own.
Most local drivers build the route to fit the group, combining the Farol Trail with stops at more distant beaches, like Agulhas, for anyone looking to get away from Barra's crowds.
Local drivers, no middleman
Fortim has several buggy drivers who work directly with visitors, without going through an agency — which usually costs less and lets you negotiate the route on the spot. It's worth talking to more than one before booking, asking about duration, included stops, and whether the vehicle has seat belts for every passenger.
Asking your guesthouse for a recommendation is usually the fastest route — most already work with trusted drivers for their guests.
Get ready for dust, sun and a bumpy ride
Sunglasses or goggles help a lot against the sand kicked up by the wind on the dune climbs. Sunscreen is a must — buggies are usually open, with no roof blocking the sun the whole way.
Pack light and secure: your phone and wallet are safer in a zipped pocket or a small bag, since parts of the ride get quite bumpy.
Frequently asked questions
Accommodation in
Fortim
From budget guesthouses to luxury eco resorts — Fortim has options for every profile and budget. Visit the official sites and book directly.
Barra Beach House
Jaguaribe Lodge
Vila Selvagem
Jaguarindia Village
Pausa Hotel
Recanto Beija Flor
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