Partners & Community

The heartbeat of The Hub

The Brazilian Hub is more than just a place to stay, it's a connection to the soul of Alagoas. We believe that a truly unforgettable experience is woven from the threads of genuine relationships. Our heartbeat is the vibrant community around us and the passionate partners who share our vision for a more sustainable, authentic, and connected world.

This is not just a list of businesses, this is a celebration of the friendships we've built. From the wise fishermen who know the secrets of the tides to the conservationists protecting our precious wildlife, each partner is a guardian of local culture and nature. By choosing to work with them, we support local families, protect our stunning environment, and invite you, our guest, into the real, living story of Brazil.

Join us in celebrating the people and projects that make Ipioca and its surroundings a paradise of both nature and humanity.

Our Cherished Partners

Here, we proudly present the local heroes and organizations we are honored to call our partners. We encourage you to support them and experience the magic they create.

Ecoturismo Ipioca | The Wisdom of Curió

Some experiences are defined by the person who guides them, and a trip with Curió is one of them. A true man of Ipioca and the mangroves, Curió's Ecoturismo Ipioca offers an unparalleled journey into the nature, history and hidden waterways of our coast. This by bike, kayak or on foot.

With a sparkle in his eye and a lifetime of stories, he doesn't just show you nature; he shares its soul. He'll point out hidden creatures, explain the life of the reef, and share the local culture with an infectious passion. A trip with Curió is a trip into the heart of Ipioca.

Associação Peixe-Boi | Manatee Conservation

In the tranquil waters of the Tatuamunha River near São Miguel dos Milagres, a crucial mission is underway. The Associação Peixe-Boi is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and rehabilitation of the gentle, endangered marine manatee (peixe-boi).

A visit here is more than just a tour; it's a lesson in conservation. You'll glide on a traditional raft (jangada) through pristine mangroves, guided by locals who were once hunters and are now the species' most dedicated protectors. It is a powerful, heartwarming experience that directly contributes to the survival of these magnificent animals.