Porto Seguro is as vibrant as any part of Brazil. A schooner will take you from the bank of the city's Buranhem River 15 miles out to the Recife de Fora Marine Park for an exploration at sea. A city stairway will guide you up to the Cidade Historica to take it all in from above, alongside Capoeira demonstrations. And the Passarela Do Alcool, a street fair filled with craft carts, restaurants and enthusiastic performers will invite you to participate in Brazil's cultural tradition.
Restaurants in Porto Seguro
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Importing from Bali since 1995 - Indonesian furniture, sculptures, clothing, acessories and miscellaneous decoration props from the island known worldwide for their millenary craft of unparalleled beauty. Our three stores became points of interest for tourists at Arraial d'Ajuda/Porto Seguro.
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Live the best experiences in comfort and safety during your stay in Porto Seguro, Arraial d'Ajuda, Trancoso and Caraíva.
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We sell peppers, nuts, cachacas, candies, cocoa chocolate 100%, cocadas, bottle butter, flours, seasonings, canned peppers, olive oil, palm oil, tapioca, gourmet coffee and others.
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Rua Bróduei and Mucugê is an open air mall, restaurants and shops share space and come in all shapes and styles. Details in each look, colors, culture, picanha on the plate, seafood pan, cocoa, souvenirs. Variety for all tastes. The most expensive and sophisticated restaurants are on Rua Mucuge. Most economical are on Broduei
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