Step into the heart of Brazil’s history on a journey through Salvador, the country’s first capital and one of the most vibrant cities in Latin America. This isn’t just another sightseeing tour — it’s an invitation to feel Salvador’s soul. Every corner tells a story; every smile reveals a piece of its joyful spirit. With your local expert guide, you’ll explore the landmarks that shaped Brazil’s identity while soaking up the rhythm, color, and warmth that make Bahia truly unique. Walk through centuries-old streets, admire colonial architecture, taste local flavors at São Joaquim Market, and feel the spiritual energy that defines Salvador — from the iconic Church of Bonfim to the majestic Cathedral Basílica, a masterpiece of faith and history in the Pelourinho district.

This Salvador tour offers an immersion in the culture, history and beauty of the Bavarian capital, making it an unforgettable experience for those who visit the city. We depart from the hotels of Salvador towards the Forte Santo Antônio da Barra, built in 1536 and which, in 1698, won the Farol da Barra, operating to this day. We will pass the Corredor da Vitória, Largo do Campo Grande and Avenida 7 de Setembro, until we begin our walking tour through Pelourinho. The first stop is the Municipal Square, with a panoramic view of Downtown, including the Lacerda Elevator, the Porto and the Model Market. We followed by Plaza da Sé, where are the ruins of the first Basilica of Brazil and the Archiepiscopal Palace. We continue towards Largo do Pelourinho, visiting the Church of Rosario dos Negros and the Casa de Jorge Amado Foundation. We close the tour at the Church and Convent of San Francisco, a jewel of the Brazilian Baroque (tax of R$ 10,00)

A city that was born in 1549 has a lot of history to tell. The country's first capital, land of Caramuru and Paraguay, will surprise you every meter. A tour that leads you to know the main historical sites of the ancient São Salvador, such as the Farol da Barra and the Pelourinho, one of the richest urban complexes of Portuguese origin implanted in high relief of the city. Tips: Enjoy taking beautiful photos during the walk, except in churches, where flash is not allowed. We recommend wearing light clothes and shoes without heels to walk in Pelourinho (church fees not included). Services valid for Portuguese or Spanish languages. For doubts, business hours: (71) 9 8266 - 6068 or (71) 3013 - 1441. For emergencies 24h : (71) 99977 - 5401.

Explore all of legendary Salvador of Bahia on this 4-hour city tour. The tour is private and comprised of a private service, meaning guests will get to see the city’s most famous sites, like the Barra Fortress and Bahia Lighthouse. Also visit colonial neighborhoods protected by UNESCO, and the Pelourinho, the oldest part of Brazil.

How about knowing the first capital of the country with a friend? In addition to knowing the city well, we give all the tips and take lots of photos, of course. After several requests, we made a personalized City Tour now in the Brazilian version, language only in Portuguese. Now you can meet Salvador, at a fair price for those who speak our language. This tour was designed for you who love to enjoy your holidays and want to escape the conventional way of doing it, so we created a mode that allows you to gather loved ones and live memorable moments in Bahia. We help in the best way with the photos of the tours. We search and return the customer at your hotel.

Praia do Forte is a Brazilian beach located in the homonymous district, in the Bahian municipality of Mata de São João, about 50 km from Salvador. Lots of natural beauty mixed history make Praia do Forte one of the most sought after destinations on the northern coast of Bahia. There are more than 12 km of beaches, with several natural pools formed by reefs along the coast. The coconut trees, the predominant vegetation in this region, make the look even better. Enjoying the beaches and the beautiful scenery invite you to relax. One of the main attractions of the place is to visit the headquarters of Projeto Tamar, an organization dedicated to the preservation and study of sea turtles.