• Farol da Barra - You’ll see the Fort of Saint Anthony with the Lighthouse inside and surroundings.
• Pelourinho - You will visit extensively and by walking this neighborhood full of ancient mansions, churches and cobble stones streets that are now protected qs an Unesco World Heritage!
• Shishindo Convento do Carmo - You will see the ensembme of two churches and convent of the Carmelites in magnificent old colonial Portuguese styles.
• Largo do Campo Grande ( Praca 2 de Julho ) - You will see the biggest and most beautiful square in the old center of Salvador with typical Brazilian trees and the monument for the 2nd of July.
• Sao Francisco Church and Convent - You will visit one of the most fabulous baroque churches in the world with astonishing interiors carved out in wood and covered by gold leaves and the cloister of the Convent decorated with Portuguese ceramic tile paintings or azulejos!
• Praca Terreiro de Jesus - You will visit the main square of the Historical Center of Salvador with the Cathedral of Salvador and two more churches, besides it’s aold mansions in typical Portuguese colonial style.
• Largo do Pelourinho - You will visit the most beautiful square in the Historical Center of Salvador surrounded by colorful old mansions in the typical Portuguese colonial style and the Church of Our lady of Rosary and teh house of the Foundation of Jorge Amado.
• Praca Thome de Souza - You will visit this gorgeous square with the old Palace of the Governors, the old City Hall and the Elevator Lacerda, from where you have and astonishing view to the Lower City and the Bay of All Saints.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Entrance fees for museums
• Tea and coffee
• Carbonated beverages
• Alcoholic Beverages

On this excursion, you’ll explore the key sites in Salvador’s vintage section. Being the initial capital of Brazil, this trip is also steeped in history. We’ll wander through the district of Barra, the birthplace of the Portuguese colony and where I first encountered Salvador several decades ago – though, I was primarily focused on the sandy shores back then! We’ll stop by the symbolic lighthouse to revel in a glorious view of the bay and sea. Our journey continues along the Avenue of September 7th to reach the Pelourinho, my top spot in Salvador. Also known as the Historical Center, it’s recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and is an absolute must-see for visitors. This entire historic district, perched on a cliff within the bay, is brimming with churches and vibrant mansions showcasing characteristic Portuguese colonial architecture. Our exploration here involves strolling through bustling plazas and stone-paved lanes, immersing ourselves in the local vibe and interaction with friendly locals who will ensure you remain engaged.

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