• Farol da Barra - Experience a unique visit to the most significant lighthouse in Brazil’s first capital. Built in 1839 to aid ships in one of the continent’s most crucial ports, this 22-meter high lighthouse has a range of 18 nautical miles in clear weather. You can tour its facilities for just R$ 15.00, not included in the itinerary. It’s also a fantastic spot for sunset views and stunning photos.
• Dique de Tororo - A vast spring encircled by our renowned orixás.
• Itaipava Arena Fonte Nova - One of the most iconic World Cup stadiums.
• Sister Dulce Memorial - The highlight of the tour. Visit our Santa Dulce dos Pobres.
• Basilica Do Senhor Do Bonfim - The journey begins at Bonfim. Opened in 1669, this church symbolizes the deep tradition and devotion of the Bahian people. It’s also a popular spot for photos with the famous Bonfim ribbons.
• Elevator Lacerda - Standing at about 63 meters, it was once the world’s tallest elevator. We take it to reach the Pelourinho. This public transport connects the lower and upper parts of the city and offers great photo opportunities from the top.
• Pelourinho - The perfect place to delve into Brazil’s history. With numerous churches and colonial buildings, Pelourinho is a tourist favorite. The walk involves plenty of sun and time, but we can drive to the main squares if needed for those with mobility issues. Private cars are not allowed on internal streets. We’ll also break for lunch to enjoy delicious Bahian cuisine.
• Palacio Rio Branco - Explore the incredible Palacio Rio Branco, where Thomé de Souza once governed Brazil.
• Praca Thome de Souza - This square features several historic buildings, including the Palácio Tomé de Sousa, Rio Palácio Branco, and Salvador City Hall. Don’t miss a photo with the “Salvador” sign and the Lacerda elevator in the background.
• Praca da Se - A beautiful square filled with historical monuments, most notably the Cruz Caída. The square was created after a cathedral was demolished, and the Fallen Cross commemorates this event.
• Largo do Pelourinho - Visit the site where Michael Jackson filmed a music video and enjoy a performance by Olodum. Why not take on the challenge of learning to play Olodum’s drums?
• Sao Francisco Church and Convent - Constructed with materials from Portugal and assembled here, this basilica is a must-see. With numerous busts, a high altar, and a sacristy, the church is a beloved site for Catholics.
• Salvador - Return safely to the starting point.

• Reception and Disembarkation at the agreed location
• Parking and Tolls

• Foods
• Tips
• Entrances to museums and churches
• Admission fees

Discover the first capital of Brazil, where Salvador thrives and breathes daily.

This is more than just a walk; it’s an invitation to truly experience Salvador. Every street, every story, every smile. This tour is designed for those seeking genuine experiences and wishing to connect with the city’s essence.

Explore locations that have shaped Brazil’s identity, all with the lightness, humor, and warmth that only Bahaians can offer.

Details:
• Available in Portuguese, English, or Spanish (language preference to be specified upon booking).
• Enjoy a comfortable round-trip from your hotel.

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