• Praia do Porto da Barra - The city’s first beach since the arrival of the Portuguese colonizers.
• Santo Antonio da Barra Fort and Nautic Museum of Bahia - A fantastic spot for photos, taking about twenty minutes to explore with a personal tour guide. Entry to the fort is optional (tickets not included, R$12 per person).
• Largo do Campo Grande (Praça 2 de Julho) - A quick stop for a photo of the independence monument without leaving the vehicle.
• R. Augusto de Mendonça, 15 - Visit the Atelier Casa de Prentice to see a local tile painter in his studio.
• Basilica Do Senhor Do Bonfim - Experience the powerful energy of this site and learn about the religious beliefs combining Catholic and African saints.
• Dique de Tororó - A great stop to view the African orixás statues and the exterior of the football stadium.
• Mercado Modelo - A special stop to admire local crafts and shop for souvenirs.
• Pelourinho - Enjoy a walking tour of the old city, exploring five squares of colonial buildings and the historic heart of Brazil on cobblestone streets, with a tour guide providing insightful explanations.
• Palácio Rio Branco - An optional stop depending on interest, showcasing amazing architecture and serving as a memorial to the state’s governors during the republic period. Note that regular opening times are not guaranteed.
• Sorveteria da Ribeira - Stop to taste a special ice cream made since 1931. Each scoop and flavor costs R$10.
• Elevator Lacerda - Experience this iconic elevator.
• São Francisco Church and Convent - Visit the most stunning collection of Portuguese tiles in South America and churches adorned with gold leaf.
• Cathedral Basilica of Salvador - Explore the most exquisite Jesuit ecclesiastical art in South America.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Private tour
• Professional guide
• Driver/guide
• Transport by private vehicle

• Entrance fees
• Lunch

This tour is designed for those with limited time in Salvador, yet wish to see the city’s most prominent and noteworthy landmarks. In the morning, we’ll explore the city’s historic areas, colonial houses, and monuments, for a taste of the history of Brazil’s inaugural capital. We’ll then enjoy a fast snack from a traditional street vendor, sampling the distinctive tastes of Bahian cuisine. In the afternoon, we’ll extend our journey to the Lower City area (peripheries), where we’ll take in the stunning vistas of the port area of All Saints’ Bay.

• The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions

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