Ituberá

Ituberá is a municipality in southern Bahia with about 28,700 residents spread across diverse landscapes with natural attractions and coastal access. The area features forests, river valleys, and access to coastal regions that shape its landscape.

The municipality developed from early settlements in Bahia and established its administrative structure during Brazil's territorial organization in the 19th century. This founding period shaped the administrative foundation that the community rests on today.

Local people keep Bahian traditions alive through regional music and festivals that happen throughout the year, shaping the identity of this community. These gatherings bring residents together and show how daily life here connects to cultural roots.

The municipal services center offers support with documentation, healthcare, and education during regular business hours from Monday to Friday. Local services are easily accessible and operate during standard opening hours for the community.

Nearby sits the Pancada Grande waterfall with a drop of about 50 meters, one of the largest in the southern region. This spectacular natural site draws visitors who want to experience the power of falling water up close.