Located in the south of Bahia - Brazil - on the Cocoa Coast, Serra Grande , known for its natural beauty and tranquility, is a district of the city of Uruçuca, a region surrounded by great biodiversity. This place preserves 20km of pristine beaches amid clear, warm waters and one of the most important national parks in the region, which is the Serra do Conduru National Park with an area of approximately 8,500 hectares of Atlantic Forest reserve. The park is home to a wide variety of species, including many that are endangered, such as the jaguar and the black-faced lion tamarin.

The community of Vila is very welcoming, hospitable and cultural, and its roots are often very present in everyday life. The cocoa forest culture is still very strong and brings with it processes of great wisdom and ancestral clarity. In addition, the region has a very rich alternative scene, with local artists who come and express their art through music, dance, cuisine, therapies...