The State of Bahia has a tropical climate, with a rainy season from March to July and a dry season from August to February. Temperatures remain steady throughout the year, ranging between 25°C and 34°C. The breeze coming from the Atlantic Ocean softens and makes the local temperature pleasant even on the hottest days.
Sedan
Air conditioned, 3 passengers.
Departure at 08:00 in a private vehicle for a morning dedicated to discovering Salvador, accompanied by an English-speaking local guide.
Salvador still preserves the legacy of the Africans who were deported as slaves and handed down many customs from their homeland, including capoeira, a kind of martial art, and candomblé, an African religious practice with Catholic influences.
We will visit the Farol da Barra, one of the city’s postcard views, where the inner waters of the Baía de Todos os Santos give way to the Atlantic Ocean. We will then pass through the Lower City, which overlooks the port, and the Upper City, the richest in historic buildings, where the famous Pelourinho is located, recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and considered one of the most important colonial complexes in the Americas.
Return to the hotel at around 12:00.
Overnight stay at Salvador with breakfast.
Sedan
Air conditioned, 3 passengers.
Boat
Without air conditioning, 80 passengers
At 09:00, departure from the hotel in a private vehicle to the Terminal Náutico da Bahia in Salvador.
At 11:00, we board a boat to cross the Baía de Todos os Santos to Mar Grande (Itaparica), in about 35 minutes. From there we continue by road, on a shared transfer by van, minibus or bus, for about 1 hour 20 minutes to Ponta do Curral, where a shared speedboat takes us, in 10 to 15 minutes, to the small harbour of Morro de São Paulo.
Arrival is expected in the early afternoon, followed by check-in at the pousada. The route from the port to the pousada is covered on foot; for bulky luggage, you can hire a person on site who, for a few reais, will carry your bags for you.
Note: the municipality of Morro de São Paulo charges a tourist tax, which can only be paid on arrival. The amount is R$ 90 per person (about € 16 / USD 17). Children up to 5 years old and adults over 60 are exempt from payment.
Note: the agency and its suppliers are not responsible for personal belongings (cameras, camcorders, glasses, etc.) or luggage: throughout the journey, each client is responsible for their own belongings.
Overnight stay in Morro de São Paulo with breakfast included.
Breakfast at the Pousada.
Day at leisure to spend in the beautiful beaches or optional excursions.
Overnight stay at Morro de São Paulo with breakfast.
Breakfast at the Pousada.
Day at leisure to spend in the beautiful beaches or optional excursions.
Overnight stay at Morro de São Paulo with breakfast.
Breakfast at the Pousada.
Day at leisure to spend in the beautiful beaches or optional excursions.
Overnight stay at Morro de São Paulo with breakfast.
Sedan
Air conditioned, 3 passengers.
Boat
Without air conditioning, 80 passengers
Breakfast at the pousada.
At 11:00, walk from the pousada to the port of Morro de São Paulo, where you are asked to check in at 12:00, 30 minutes before boarding; for bulky luggage, the pousada can call a person who, for a few reais, will carry your bags for you.
At 12:30, departure from Morro de São Paulo on a shared speedboat that, in 10 to 15 minutes, takes us to Ponta do Curral. From there we continue by road, on a shared transfer by van, minibus or bus, for about 1 hour 20 minutes to Mar Grande (Itaparica), where we board a boat to cross the Baía de Todos os Santos in about 35 minutes, to the terminal (arrival expected at around 15:30).
On arrival at the Terminal Náutico da Bahia in Salvador, a private air-conditioned vehicle will take you to the hotel or the airport.
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Our trips are daily so you can choose without worrying about pre-determined days.
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