Camaçari

Camaçari is a municipality located in the state of Bahia, Brazil. It is situated in the metropolitan region of Salvador, approximately 50 kilometers northwest of the state capital. Camaçari is known for its significant industrial development, particularly in the automotive and petrochemical sectors.

The city experienced rapid growth following the establishment of the Camaçari Petrochemical Complex in the late 1970s. This industrial hub attracted numerous national and international companies, transforming the local economy and population. Beyond its industrial importance, Camaçari also possesses a coastline with popular beaches such as Praia do Forte and Guarajuba, which are significant tourist destinations.

Praia do Forte is particularly renowned for its Projeto Tamar, a sea turtle conservation project that has become a major attraction. The municipality's economy is a mix of industry, tourism, and services. Camaçari plays a vital role in the economy of Bahia and is a key player in Brazil's industrial landscape. The municipality also includes significant rural areas and agricultural activities.