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Quote: Perfect in its simplicity and quietness. The stretches of beaches seem to go on forever and ever. The palm trees, the crabs, the waves, the sea shells ... all are perfection within themselves. … Read More
Quote: Salvador da Bahia used to be the major hub of the slave trade in South America. Today, Afro-Brazilians make up about 80% of the city. One of the factors that make Salvador such an interesting place to visit is… Read More
Quote: The building that houses the Solar do Unhão restaurant was once the site of horrible slave quarters. Today, it is a restaurant and stage that hosts a Bahian folklore show and Capoeira performance. Inside were… Read More
Quote: Salvador da Bahia is divided into two sections, Upper City and Lower City. The Upper City is the historic section, while the Lower City is more of a business district. The Lacerda elevator provides transportation… Read More
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Quote: Tuesday nights are party nights in Salvador da Bahia. Several of us from our tour group took taxis to the Pelourinho to check out the scene. On Tuesday nights, the Pelourinho area is bustling with activity. There… Read More
Quote: São Francisco Church The Upper City tour consisted of a short bus ride to an area often referred to as the Old City. Once we arrived in the Old City, we did the rest of the tour on foot. It has been said that… Read More
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Quote: If there is one thing that you do while in Brazil it should be seeing a soccer game. It’s rather inexpensive, and there are many travel agents that set up tours to go see them. The game itself is great, but what… Read More
Quote: The trail is not difficult, only tiring, through a low vegetation typical of altitude fields. Carlos showed us the candombá, an endemic plant of the Velloziaceae family. It contains a resin that is highly… Read More
Quote: We went by jeep to the village of Remanso, near Andaraí, by the marshland called Marimbús, formed by São José river. One of the locals was our guide and rower in our incursion in the marshland - a two-hour long… Read More