Campo Formoso, in the north of Bahia, is known for its caves and its emeralds. Within its territory, for example, lies the Toca da Boa Vista, the largest known cave in Brazil, with more than 114 km of mapped passages. In addition, the town is one of the oldest settlements […]
Rio Vermelho, in Salvador, is the city’s most famous bohemian and food neighborhood. By the sea, it brings together bars, acarajé stalls,
The history of Lençóis, in Bahia, begins with diamond mining. The origins of the town are linked to the discoveries made in 1844 in Mucugê and
Ponta do Humaitá, also called Ponta de Humaitá, is on the Itapagipe Peninsula, in Salvador’s Lower City. There, a church, a monastery and a
The beaches of Salvador stretch along about 50 km of coastline, between the Bay of All Saints and the open sea. That is why there are options for
Arembepe Beach lies in a former fishing village on the north coast of Bahia, in the municipality of Camaçari, about 40 km from Salvador. It is
This 7-day itinerary in Salvador and the surrounding area combines the Historic Centre, the Barra seafront, the islands of the Bay of All Saints and
A listed neoclassical building in Ilhéus, a symbol of the heyday of the cocoa industry. Find out when it was built, what to see and how to organise
São Jorge Parish Church (Igreja Matriz de São Jorge) is one of the main historic monuments in downtown Ilhéus, in Bahia. According to IPAC
