Fasano Trancoso

Name: Fasano Trancoso
Address: Estrada de Itaquena, 3925 Praia de Itapororoca - Trancoso, Porto Seguro - BA, 45810-000, Brazil, Trancoso, Brazil
Telephone: +557330182929
Price range: $585–$1,640
Rating: 4.6

Estrada de Itaquena, 3925 Praia de Itapororoca - Trancoso, Porto Seguro - BA, 45810-000, Brazil

Condé Nast Hot List '22 +1

Google 4.6

Overall 78

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$585

15 Jun 2026

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$1,640

3 Jan 2027

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$739

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler

Condé Nast Hot List 2022 Readers' Choice 2025 · 2024 · 2022

Character and identity

Fasano Trancoso is the village's first and, for now, only full-service resort, set across 300 hectares at the southern tip of Itaporoca beach. Isay Weinfeld designed the stark, geometric white architecture: 40 beach-facing bungalows and villas, most with rooftop decks and hammocks, connected by sandy trails and a half-kilometre wooden boardwalk to breezy public spaces dressed in white, brown, and Brazilian vintage pieces. The cooking, overseen by group veteran Zé Branco, runs Fasano-Italian classics alongside Bahian dishes like moqueca and bobó de camarão. Service is warm and Bahian in tempo rather than metropolitan in polish.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and families who want Trancoso's understated, jet-set glamour without giving up urban-grade comforts. The crowd skews São Paulo-Rio money and European aristocracy in linen and resort wear. Children are genuinely welcome here, with a kids' pool and monitors, which sets the property apart from Trancoso's smaller pousadas.

Should look elsewhere:
City travellers who measure a hotel by mixology and wine-service theatre will find the beverage programme deliberately laid back. Service is friendly but not quick. Guests who want to be in the thick of Quadrado's scene every evening will tire of the 20-minute dirt-road transfer, longer in rain. Not suitable for wheelchair users.

Bottom line

The pull here is seclusion paired with Weinfeld's design language and proper Fasano cooking, not slick five-star service choreography. Book a bungalow with an unobstructed sea view from the rooftop deck (not all 40 deliver one), plan dinners at the main restaurant and long lunches at the sand-side eatery, and accept that Quadrado is a deliberate excursion, not a stroll.

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