The Land

Situated in Bahia’s cocoa coast, Mana Inani is surrounded by the Atlantic Forest, with its rich plant and animal life, nearby waterfalls, and iconic beaches. The land offers a calm setting for reflection and connection with nature, supporting sustainable living and respect for the environment.

Tempo é Arte

Mana Inani is the host and supported by Tempo é Arte, a cultural non-profit dedicated to preserving Amazonian indigenous cultures, especially the Huni Kuin of Brazil. Through art, education, and community projects, Tempo é Arte works to share indigenous traditions and protect nature, aligning with our mission to promote cultural and environmental harmony.

Our Mission

At Mana Inani, we aim to provide a space for people to connect with nature and themselves through spiritual retreats and sustainable practices. Our programs blend indigenous wisdom with mindfulness to foster personal development and community, while caring for the land we call home.

Our Team

Our project is driven by a committed group of individuals, healers, project manager, lawyer specialist in indigenous organisations, supporters, and creative professionals. Together, we work to build a welcoming space that respects the land, honors cultural traditions, and invites everyone to experience the beauty of living in harmony with nature.

Mana Inani,
The Land of the Birds
Bahia, Brazil

Mana Inani is a sanctuary space located near Serra Grande in Bahia, Brazil, surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes.

Our goal is to Fostering nature, community, and indigenous culture through sustainable living and spiritual retreats.