Excursions in Salvador
Excursions in Salvador. state Bahia, Brazil.
Historical Salvador City Tour
City: Salvador - Duration: 4 hours
Walking on the streets of the Historical District of Salvador is like being taken back to the ancient times of Brazilian history. See the first fort that was built at the entrance point of the bay of All Saints to protect the city from an attack. Visiting the city center is a must for anyone staying in Salavado da Bahia.
Mangue Seco from Salvador
City: Salvador - Duration: 10 hours
This tour has the perfect combination... beaches, nature and adventure. Experience the quiet village atmosphere, amazing beaches with tall white sand dunes or take a break and relax in the hammock and listen to the waves crashing near you.
Morro de Sao Paulo from Salvador
City: Salvador - Duration: 10 hours
One of the most famous landscapes of Bahia, Morro de Sao Paulo attracts people from all over the world, both for its charming beauty and for its infrastructure.
Panoramic Salvador City Tour
City: Salvador - Duration: 4 hours
You will be captivated by the city's extraordinary architectural heritage and history. Salvador da Bahia is considered the cultural capital of Brazil and is also known as the "Happy City".
Praia do Forte from Salvador
City: Salvador - Duration: 8 hours
Soak up the beauty and colors of this landscape with this full day tour. See why Praia do Forte has been named the "Brazilian Polynesia". This wonderful tour also includes a visit to Tamar Project - program that has as its main purpose the conservation of sea turtles.
Salvador da Bahia by Night
City: Salvador - Duration: 4 hours
There is no better way to experience a city by night! See an authentic Afro-Brazilian culture show and the traditional forms of Capoeira - the fight, the game and the dance.
Schooner Tour to Ilha dos Frades and Itaparica from Salvador
City: Salvador - Duration: 8 hours
Enjoy a full and varied day out exploring Baía de Todos os Santos from Salvador da Bahia. Swim, relax and catch some rays while bathing in the warm waters around the Ilha dos Frades and Itaparica.
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