Cradle of the afro-brazilian culture, Salvador, Bahia is a must in Brazil. Between the fine sandy beaches, the colorful walls of Pelourinho, the acarajés (afro-brazilian gastronomy) and the capoeira, this city can leave no one indifferent.
Capital of the Bahia region well known for its beautiful coastline, Salvador remains a big city, third largest in Brazil. Moreover, even with its three million inhabitants, the atmosphere of the city is warm and gives the impression of a village.
The mix of historical center with colonial buildings, numerous churches (including the popular Senhor do Bonfim church), and a very marked Afro culture makes it a
Did you know that this tour still exists and runs every day ?
The tramway ride is a trip back in time and costs R$20.00 per person.
The famous tramways, besides being a trademark of Rio de Janeiro and a true postcard, are also real transportation for residents and tourists who want to get around and get to know the Santa Teresa neighborhood.
Santa Teresa carries Rio de Janeiro in its essence. Its walls, bars, and houses tell stories with colors and phrases for the more attentive
With physical difficulty, vegetation and altitude, the Pedra da Gavea hike is known as the most difficult in Rio de Janeiro. But it is really worth the effort, since this hike offers one of the most exceptional views of the city, a real postcard. At more than 800 meters high, it allows you to have a perfect view of the numerous beaches of Rio : from Ipanema to Niteroi, but also Barra ! Historically, the Pedra da Gavea mountain even allowed the navigators to find their way. It is, in fact, one of the highest coastal
