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The nightlife in Porto Seguro is vibrant, with plenty of options to suit all tastes.
The fun starts in the early evening at the Passarela do Descobrimento (formerly the Passarela do Álcool), located in the city’s centre.

This street is characterised by its 17th century colonial buildings that house bars with live music, restaurants, shops and boutiques.
In the evening, the Passarela is taken over by the craft and drinks stalls, the highlight of which is the traditional capeta, a typical drink made with vodka, guarana powder and condensed milk.

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Around midnight, it’s common to go out for parties that go on until dawn. The main nightclubs and beach huts have a fixed programme that guarantees entertainment every night from Sunday to Sunday.
These include luaus with bonfires and axé and forró performances at Axé Moi, Tôa-Tôa and Barramares.
For a quieter alternative, head to “O Beco”, a discreet lounge at the end of the Passarela do Descobrimento.
The place offers a quieter atmosphere, with cosy bars, ideal for enjoying a beer or dinner to the sound of voices and guitars.

Another option is to cross the Buranhém River and enjoy the sophisticated nightlife of Arraial d’Ajuda, where there are charming bars and restaurants, perfect for those seeking a more refined atmosphere.
During the day, the party continues by the sea, especially in the megacabanas of Taperapuã Beach, such as the famous Tôa Tôa and Axé Moi, where there are always live shows and entertainment is guaranteed at all hours.

Porto Seguro offers a diverse nightlife that can satisfy everyone from those looking for a buzz to those who prefer a quieter, more intimate atmosphere.
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