Bahia (locally [baˈi.ɐ]) is one of the 26 states of Brazil and is located in the northeastern part of the country on the Atlantic coast. It is the 4th-largest Brazilian state by population (after São Paulo, Minas Gerais, and Rio de Janeiro) and the 5th-largest by area. Bahia's capital is the city of Salvador (formerly known as "Cidade do São Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos", lit. "City of Holy Saviour of All Saints Bay"), located on a spit of land separating the Bay of All Saints from the Atlantic. Once a monarchial stronghold dominated by agricultural, slaving, and ranching interests, Bahia is now a major manufacturing center whose last three elections have been dominated by the Workers' Party.
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Walking on the streets in the Historical District of Salvador feels like being taken back to ancient times in Brazilian history. Visit the first fort that was built at the entrance point of the bay of All Saints to protect the city from an attack. A stop at the city center is a must for anyone staying in Salvador da Bahia!
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop off in most hotels located in Salvador, Air-conditioned vehicle, Professional guide
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks, Barra Lighthouse Museum Entrance Fee, S. Francisco Church Entrance Fee, Entrance fees to museums, churches or any other attractions.
First of all, the tour guide was 45 minutes late. Pick up was at 6 am, had we known it was going to be late, we could've slept in an extra half hour instead of getting up at 5am. We requested an english speaking tour guide, only to be surprised by a non-speaking tour guide, with the excuse of his co-worker calling in sick. This was a terrible start. Our hotel breakfast wasn’t open that early so we didn’t have a proper breakfast from the get-go. I requested if there was atleast a coffee/water break—only to stop at a gas station where they served coffee only in clear plastic cups. Who would want to drink coffee in that in a bump tour bus? The tour bus didn’t even offer bottled water or anything. The booking site didn’t clearly state how long the travel time was from Salvador to Mangue seco. We only realized after picking up other tourists on the way there. It took 4.5 hours to get there in a cramped van with no leg room and a door that didn’t properly open from the inside. In addition, they played on CD on repeat. We finally get there, in the middle of high sun, which meant an uncomfortable blistering hot day ahead. There was NO canoe to take us to the beach, instead it was a ferry boat with stiff metal benches which made for an uncomfortable and impossible slow ride to this island which we were hoping would be a nice pay off from the torturous ride to get there. We were made to order food as soon as we arrived to the island, but only to be delivered at a later time at the beach. But first we had to take the buggy ride first. The buggy ride cost was an additional cash-only charge on top of the booking fee. This was not clearly stated. While the sand dunes was a decent backdrop for a photo-op, we didn’t really feel the need to make 5 different stops in the sweltering heat that basically ended up looking the same. We just wanted food, drinks and the ocean. Finally, after the fifth stop we were pretty much salivating to jump in the water, only to be teased and driven back into the village to stop at a local restaurant for a pointless 15 minute break, in what felt like half an hour — a ploy perhaps to get tourists to buy unwanted chachkis. At this point we just wanted the food we ordered, in what seemed like ages ago, and jump in the water. The buggy finally dropped us off in the line-up of huts where other tourists were. Besides being a “virgin” beach, nothing about seemed pristine or peaceful. The travel to this place was 8 hours in total. The actual time spent there was a quarter of that time. So do I think it’s worth it? After all that? Not in the least. We were better off staying in Salvador and explore nearby beaches.
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Coming to Salvador? Comfort and peace of mind to arrive is all you need! Book reliable transport from Salvador Airport to any hotel or address in Salvador.
Inclusions: One way Private Transfer, Driver
Exclusions: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Skip the airport confusion and transfer in peace to Grand Palladium Imbassai Resort with our private services, on-board a private minivan for your comfort.
Inclusions: Private Minivan, Driver
Exclusions: Food and drinks
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
5.0 based on 11 reviews
A tour for those who have short time in Salvador, but want to visit the most renowned and remarkable sights of this city. In the morning, we will visit the historic sites of the city, its colonial mansions and monuments, and experience some of the history of Brazil's first capital. Then we will have a quickly Snack at a typical street seller, and savor the unique flavors of Bahian gastronomy. In the afternoon we continue our tour by visiting the region known as Cidade Baixa (outskirts), where we will gaze at the gorgeous landscapes of the port area of all saint´s Bay.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle, Private tour
Exclusions: Drinks, Lunch
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Visit to the Historic Center, with an approach to the most outstanding events of the city. Passage through the Church of São Jorge, Bataclan, Cathedral of São Sebastião, House of Culture Jorge Amado, Bar Vesuvio and Handicraft Market.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Lunch
We had a fantastic tour to Lagoa Encantada. Phillipe was our interpreter (English was excellent) and I cannot remember our driver’s name. The driver was the main tour guide. On our drive to Lago Encantada we made a few stops to see and try local fruit, sweets and a blue crab. At the lagoon we sat at a shady table on the shore and had a beer then placed our lunch order (chicken or fish/shrimp - we chose fish/shrimp) and got in the boat to cross the lagoon. The guy running the restaurant packed a cooler with beer and water that we took with us - we only had to pay for what we drank. The waterfall was warm and gorgeous with a farmer and his grandson there selling snacks and beer. We spent a while there then walked to another cooler waterfall with the option of swimming at both places. The boat picked us up and we drove back across the lagoon for lunch. Amazing day and we had a blast. Will use this tour company again.
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Just wear a light clothes, get the sunscreen and wait for people at your hotel. On this tour you will discover the real meaning of the word "vacation". We start with a wonderful view of the main beaches of Salvador and then follow the green line towards Praia do Forte, where you will be able to visit the famous Tamar Project and interact with sea turtles. To close with a golden key, a lunch stop in Guarajuba and the rest of the day to relax, enjoy a delicious sea bath, enjoy the sunset and rest while we take you back to the hotel. TCH is the best and most complete option in receptive in Bahia. With a special service, differentiated services and a modern structure, TCH presents to the tourist an even more charming Bahia, always with the joy and hospitality that are marks of the Bahia people. Everything to make each tour an unforgettable experience.
Inclusions: Transportation and Bilingual Guide
Exclusions: Does not include meals, tickets to museums, churches and other attractions
The service was extremely punctual, and the driver showed a professional conduct throughout the entire trip. Every contact between the TCH representative and me was done in a very professional and clear manner.
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Known for its calm and crystal clear waters, Guarajuba Beach and Praia do Forte are unmissable destinations with biodiversity and unmatched natural beauty. The tour has the route of Coco Road towards the north coast of Bahia, name inspired by coconut palms existing on the way. At Praia do Forte, known as Brazilian Polynesia, you will have the opportunity to get to know the Tamar Project, internationally recognized as one of the most successful marine conservation experiences. You will visit the most charming village with a rustic and cozy atmosphere. Guarajuba Beach reserves the best natural pools, you will have time for a delicious sea bath, a well structured resort with calm waters. You will also have the option to taste the delicious Bahian food.
Inclusions: Roundtrip Hotel Transfer, Bilingual Guide
Exclusions: Entrance Tickets to Optional Attractions, Meals and Beverages
5.0 based on 6 reviews
The Trancoso Tour is one of the best options for those passing the Discovery Coast. Trancoso is a district of Porto Seguro very famous for its lush beaches, for having a great historical importance for our country and for being a tourist attraction you can not miss. Here you will find soft, soft beaches, showy palm trees and unparalleled beauty that only exists in Porto Seguro. Trancoso also has other attractions besides its beaches. The town has several colonial houses, all made with charm and charm. It is a true time travel.
Inclusions: Transport and Passenger Insurance Guide
Exclusions: Drinks and food
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The most stunning view point in the Chapada Diamantina National park you can reach in one day hiking. Lots of other very beautiful panoramic views by car and by foot.
Inclusions: Pick nick with fruit juice, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Bottled water, Breakfast, Dinner
We took the 3 days trek with Diamantina Mountains. Peter, the manager, took care of all the organisation. He provides us everything we needed for the camping (tents, mastress and sleeping bags) and gave us all the information about the tour: everything was clear and very well organise d from the beginning to the end. After having a quick appointment the day before (to take the material we needed) and answer the last questions we had, it is Pedro that took care of us the day after and during all the trek. Pedro knows the place very well and has a great experience in group guiding. He cooked for us every night and has everytime good stories to tell about Chapada Dimantina. The food was excellent, the guide too: he gaves us a good tempo from the breakfast to the end of the day. We really appreciate that! Everyday we had a moment to enjoy the waterfalls after walking. It was a wonderful experience we had with all the team of Diamantina mountains, I will recommand it at 1'000%!
5.0 based on 13 reviews
A company fully regularized according to all the comfort and safety requirements demanded by the Ministry of Tourism, which will provide you with transportation from the Airport to a hotel in Salvador and vice versa. Uniformed drivers with defensive driving and passenger driving courses are mandatory items in our company. Competitive prices combined with a qualified team, a brand new vehicle fleet and an airport store are the great differentials that you will find here!
Inclusions: Airport reception, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Guide service is not included in the transfer
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