Check out in this section reports from people who stayed at Itamambuca Eco Resort and excerpts taken from what is already out in the media.
"For me it was a nice surprise to see so many interesting species in the area of Itamambuca Eco Resort. There were about 120 species in a weekend. In fact, Itamambuca is very special.
The boat trip on the Itamambuca River - made very early on Sunday with the versatile and admirable Wandel - 9 incredible additions to the list of local birds.
I want to thank the reception and say that my wife and daughter also came out talking wonders of Eco Resort. They certainly enjoyed every minute. "
José Fernando Pacheco
Biologist, director of CBRO - Brazilian Ornithological Records Committee
He has published hundreds of articles, book chapters and notes of varying density, utility and acceptance in scientific journals or disclosure foreign and nationals. Dozens of works presented at meetings, seminars and at national and international Scientific Meetings.
"There are so much green around that it does not seem that it is next to the beach - to arrive there is necessary to walk through a footpath that crosses the hotel sandbank area, replete of different kinds of crabs. The rooms are roomy and pleasing."
4 Rodas Guide
"Who knew the old Itamambuca Inn is going to be amazed when realize that it was transformed in an enormous Resort, installed amid a beautiful terrain of 100 000 m² next to Itamambuca River. Now it has new swimming pools, living rooms and gained a treatment in the apartments, now equiped with king-size bed and air conditioning or fan. To arrive to the beach is necessary to cross a brook on foot, when the water is low, or by canoe, in the inundation."
Veja SP
"Itamambuca Eco Resort gastronomy is dedicated to several palates. Specialized in the contemporary kitchen, Taioba Restaurant serves from fishes and seafood to meats, pastes and salads, besides special cymbals for the infantile public. Among the menu highlights is the fish in saffron, accompanied of coconut rice and taioba crumb, native plant found in the region."
Vc Vai Virtual Guide
"Located in Ubatuba, northern coast of São Paulo, Itamambuca Eco Resort is the liveliest beach in the region. At least for lovers of surfing since the beach is the scene of the most significant surfing championships in Brazil and shows good waves all the year. But its pools are irresistible for those who do not matter to be all the time in the sands of Itamambuca. One has a water bar and is quite large, with room to spare for those who prefer to be enjoying the fresh water."
IG Tourism
"On the north coast of São Paulo, amid an ecological reserve in the Atlantic Forest, is the Itamambuca Eco Resort, attracted by the paradisiacal scenery and natural beauty it presents. The richness and exuberance of the flora and fauna that surround the place are special attractive that enable the realization of various outdoor activities, themed dinners, luau and other programs for integration."
Circuito Elegante
"The hotel has three room categories: Master, Luxury and Bungalow, all with balconies facing the ecological reserve and decoration inspired by the seaside theme. Its architecture - crafted with reforested wood, bamboo and glass - give pleasant feeling of freshness and proximity to nature."
ITRIP
"The trip to Ubatuba, 234 km from the capital, is already worth for the beauty of beaches, disputed by surfers and families. Located beside the Itamambuca River in an Atlantic forest reserve, the hotel offers facilities that give extra charm to the ride. Games room, two swimming pools, tennis courts, footpaths and playground make the list of pastimes. The recreation team is in charge of 3-12 years old kids. Paid aside, there are more radical options, such as surfing lessons. To relax, dads and moms can schedule massage sessions in bungalows."
Veja SP
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There are so much green around that it does not seem that it is next to the beach - to arrive there is necessary to walk through a footpath that crosses the hotel sandbank area, replete of different kinds of crabs. 
