São Vicente Ferrer

São Vicente Ferrer is a municipality in the Baixada Maranhense region of northeastern Brazil. The area features a landscape of wetlands and is part of a larger protected natural territory.

The municipality was the birthplace in 1890 of Raimundo Irineu Serra, founder of the Santo Daime movement. This event anchored the place in a spiritual history that continues to resonate today.

The municipality holds significance for followers of Santo Daime, a spiritual practice rooted in its history that continues to shape local identity. This tradition influences how the community views itself and its connection to the land.

The municipality lies in a wetland area with water and marshy conditions, particularly during the rainy season. Visitors should prepare for damp conditions and bring appropriate gear.

The place sits within a recognized Ramsar wetland site of international importance. This designation makes the area notable for nature and water conservation globally.

GPS coordinates: -7.58969,-35.48084

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:54