Chega Nego Beach

Chega Nego is a sandy beach in Pituba with a wide shoreline fronted by palm trees and modern developments along the Atlantic coast. The beach stretches along Avenida Octavio Mangabeira and is easily accessible by multiple transportation options.

The beach received its name in the 19th century during the period of illegal slave trade, when it served as a landing point. This dark chapter marks an important part of the region's past.

This beach is where fishing traditions continue through daily practices you can observe, with local fishermen working as part of the community's living heritage. The presence of these workers shapes the character of the place.

You can reach the beach via Avenida Octavio Mangabeira with multiple bus lines serving the area near the Arena Aquática Salvador entrance. The beach is in a well-developed area that is accessible throughout the day.

The beach marks where the Camarajipe River meets the Atlantic Ocean, creating water conditions that attract surfers. This river mouth produces wave patterns that make the location appealing for this activity.