• Farol da Barra - The adventure begins at Farol da Barra, offering a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean and the bay’s entrance.
• Dique de Tororo - Next, the journey continues to Dique do Tororó, where the renowned sculptures of the Orixás by artist Tati Moreno can be admired, showcasing the African influence in Bahian culture. The Arena Fonte Nova soccer stadium is also visible here.
• Porto de Salvador - As we descend to the Lower City, we will pass through Salvador’s historic financial district and the Port of Salvador, heading towards the Ribeira district.
• Sorveteria da Ribeira - A stop at the city’s iconic ice cream shop, Sorveteria da Ribeira, offers the opportunity to savor over 70 flavors, many crafted from local fruits.
• Basílica do Senhor do Bonfim - The journey continues to the Bonfim Church, a renowned Brazilian church symbolizing the cultural religious syncretism. Here, visitors can tie traditional colored ribbons and seek blessings from the saints. The faithful of Bahia annually walk 8 km (5 mi) during the Bonfim festival.
• Ponta de Humaita - En route, a visit to Ponta de Humaitá includes a stop at Mont Serrat Fort, providing a breathtaking panoramic view of Salvador.
• Praca Thome de Souza - Arriving at the Upper City, where the Portuguese established Brazil’s first capital, similar to an acropolis. From the Municipal Square, the Rio Branco Palace, City Council, and the iconic Lacerda Elevator offer a magnificent view of the bay, its islands, the old financial district, and Mercado Modelo, a craft market.
• Praca da Se - Passing through Sé Square, the site of Brazil’s first cathedral, where its ruins can still be seen.
• Praca Terreiro de Jesus - Terreiro de Jesus Square, originally home to the Jesuit School and Church, now houses the new Basilica Cathedral. Free time for lunch is provided here.
• Cathedral Basilica of Salvador - Post-lunch, a visit to one of Brazil’s most beautiful cathedrals, the Basilica Cathedral of Salvador, which is the mother church of Brazilian Catholicism and holds a significant collection of sacred art.
• Largo do Cruzeiro de São Francisco - Saint Francis Square, located in the heart of the old city, features bars, restaurants, and craft shops. The highlight is the world-famous Saint Francis of Assisi Church, a baroque masterpiece (visit). Ticket not included.
• Largo do Pelourinho - One of Salvador’s most picturesque squares, home to the Jorge Amado Foundation and the Church of Rosary of the Black Men.

• Bottled water provided
• Comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning
• Experienced tour guide service

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tickets for the church Basilica Cathedral

This full-day excursion provides an opportunity to appreciate Salvador’s stunning panoramic views while exploring its rich history, remarkable architecture, and vibrant culture, shaped by the fusion of Portuguese, African, and Indigenous influences. Participants will experience the city from various perspectives, starting with the Lower City, which offers a serene, rural ambiance around the tranquil waters of All Saints Bay. The journey continues to the tip of the Itapagipe Peninsula, located at the far west of Salvador, and then moves to the Upper City, featuring its Historic Center – the birthplace of the city’s history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.