Located in Una, in the southern region of Bahia, Transamerica Resort Comandatuba is a brand known for its commitment to sustainable development. Built in 1989 on the beautiful Comandatuba Island, surrounded by lush Atlantic Forest and 21 kilometers of exclusive beaches, the resort offers unique experiences to its guests while prioritizing environmental responsibility. From its inception, the resort has focused on preserving the coconut groves, dunes, and mangroves that make up the island's distinctive ecosystems, which are home to various threatened species such as sea turtles, Guaiamum crabs, and the endangered mico leão baiano.

The resort also plays a crucial role in the region's socioeconomic development, employing over 90% of its workforce from the local community. Comandatuba Island is part of the Mata Atlântica biome, encompassing important ecosystems like coastal sandbanks and mangroves, all of which are protected by law due to their environmental significance. Additionally, a significant portion of the island is a Federal Marine Extractive Reserve, supporting the livelihoods of traditional communities who rely on the estuarine ecosystems.

Transamerica Resort Comandatuba fully supports the proper management of these protected areas, contributing to biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services, and the well-being of local communities. The resort also aligns with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), prioritizing four SDGs to contribute to the global efforts towards a prosperous and sustainable future. Through various initiatives, such as ecotourism in the mangroves, preservation of sea turtle nests, ecological walks, and the adoption of trees, the resort actively promotes sustainability and encourages behavior change among its employees, local communities, and guests.

By engaging in these collective actions, Transamerica Resort Comandatuba showcases how small individual actions can make a significant impact in preserving the environment. Visitors can indulge in the resort's commitment to sustainability while enjoying the natural beauty of Comandatuba Island