• Nosso Senhor Santo Amaro Church - In this town, enjoy a walking tour along the cobblestone streets, visiting:

1. The food market, where you can taste local fruits, special cheeses, and banana and guava candies.
2. View the Church of Humildes (entry not permitted).
3. Visit the Church of Rosário (entry possible, depending on the city hall’s daily schedule).
4. Walk to the main square to admire the colonial architecture and take photos of the matriz church and câmara e cadeia (parliament and prison).

• Nossa Senhora do Rosario Church - Stop for photos and walk in front of the church, with potential entry depending on the irregular city hall schedule.
• Leite E Alves - Explore the Talvis or Danneman cigar factory, from production to tasting finished cigars, observing each step. Reconcavo is renowned for cultivating the finest tobacco in Brazil and worldwide.

During this visit, observe artisans at work, and if interested, try making your own cigar for a fee of R$ 75 per person.

• Licor Roque Pinto - Enjoy tasting the Roque Pinto Liqueur, a traditional drink of the Reconcavo Baiano.
• Restaurante Fazenda Santa Cruz - Savor a meal at a regional farm, offering some of Cachoeira’s most delicious cuisine with a panoramic city view. If closed, lunch will be at the Catholic Convent of Carmo in Cachoeira.
• Casa de Camara e Cadeia - This colonial-style historic building was once the headquarters of Bahia’s Legal Government. It was here that Dom Pedro I was acclaimed Regent and Defender of Brazil in 1822. Today, it houses a museum and gallery on the ground floor, within the original cells. Entry depends on the city hall employees’ schedule.
• Igreja da Ordem Terceira do Carmo - Founded in Cachoeira in 1691, the Third Order of Carmel is nearly as old as the convent. Enjoy a walk along the cobblestones and the main square, stopping for photos. Entry is not permitted as the building is under restoration. Once restoration is complete, entry will be available for 10 BRL per person.
• Memorial of the Brotherhood of Our Lady of the Good Death - Visit an Afro-Catholic religious confraternity of black women, learning about their unique sorority that preserves many beliefs through the centuries.
• Hansen Bahia Museum - Established in 1975 to showcase an artist’s passion for woodcutting and Bahia, the Foundation engages in museological and social work with the community. Entry depends on the foundation employees’ schedule.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Lunch
• Professional guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance fees
• Alcoholic beverages

Embark on a journey back into the 1500s, tracing the route of slavery history in Salvador of Bahia. Discover the city’s past by experiencing the African heritage and touring the significant landmarks of the colonial town recognized as humanity´s Heritage by UNESCO. Experience the profound spirit of ancestry and embrace the strength of the sisterhood of the black women in good death´s sisterhood.

• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required

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