visite à pied autour de la vieille ville, le complexe de 5 places de bâtiments coloniaux et explorez la partie historique virile du Brésil dans les rues pavées et ressentez la magie de notre histoire accompagnée de notre guide touristique avec une explication spéciale de celle-ci.

Stop to visit São Joaquim Fair that is the largest free fair in the city of Salvador. It houses innumerable informal workers descended from the enslaved Africans, being the main distributor of clay handicrafts, couscous, pots produced in the Bahia recôncavo and sale of products for rituals of candomblé.

Visit the Afro Museum of casa do Benin which narrates the history of enslaved Africans in Brazil through important elements, representative of these cultures, or museum presents contents that facilitate the understanding of the historical, artistic and ethnic aspects that identify African societies and use a reflection on the importance of this matrix.

We will visit the queen of the sea house, located by the beach Rio vermelho, at a fishermen community that built an altar in reverence to that african divinity from the sea, the orixá iemanjá.

Walkthrough the terreiro to see the religious and cultural development that originated from the maroon community, a historical haven for African slaves practicing the Candomblé religion.

Stop for lunch in a local family's restaurant with typical food.

stop at the lake of tororo, to see and admire the sculperts on the water of the African Gods Orixas.