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When planning a vacation to Brazil, many travellers automatically think of the south of the country and Rio de Janeiro. Yet for those seeking some genuine history and culture of the world’s fifth largest nation, the north is where the action is, with a stay in Salvador de Bahia.
- Pestana Convento do Carmo Hotel. 5.0-star Hotel Class. Free Wi-Fi.
- Vila Gale Salvador. 4.5-star Hotel Class. Free Wi-Fi.
- Zank by Toque Hotel. 4.5-star Hotel Class. Free Wi-Fi.
- Mercure Salvador Rio Vermelho Hotel. 4.0-star Hotel Class. Free Wi-Fi.
- Casa do Amarelindo Salvador (Pelourinho) 10 rooms from £110. Roof terrace - Panoramic views and swimming pool. Gourmet. City Style. Restrictions on children - No guests under the age of 14 years accepted.
- Villa Bahia, Salvador Salvador (Pelourinho) 17 rooms from £157. Local markets - Browse the vast craft market of Mercado Modelo. Sights nearby - Visit the nearby San Francisco church.
- Fera Palace Hotel Salvador (Centro Histórico) 81 rooms from £153. Romantic Break - Couples love the romantic suites at this seaside hotel and the cosy restaurant serving classic Brazilian cuisine.
- Aram Yamí Salvador (Santo Antônio Além do Carmo) 6 rooms from £185. Sights nearby - Walk to nearby sights such as Sé Square and São Marcelo Fort.
- What to Expect
- Exploring South
- Exploring North
- Exploring West
Salvador da Bahiais Brazil's most African influenced city - you taste it in the food, see it in the traditions and hear it in the music. The city is often in festive spirit, with music and parties celebrating one thing or another spreading out onto the colonial streets with its wonderful 17th and 18th Century architecture. Capoeira circles spring u...
Immediately south of Salvador you come to the Dende Coast, an area of verdant vegetation, clear waters, islands, bays, and coral reefs. There are a number of resorts and hotels dotted along its beaches and waterways. Continuing further south you arrive at Porto Seguro, where the Portuguese first landed and it is the colourful history of this town, ...
Heading north from Salvador you enter the famous 120 mile stretch of coastline called the Coconut Coast, famous not just for its coconuts, but also its sand dunes, mangroves and fresh water lagoons. The area covers the resort towns of Praia do Forte and Costa do Sauipe, and here you'll find numerous beach resorts and hotels. This area is one of the...
In addition to these beachlife charms, it's also worth venturing inland in Bahia if you have the time - for example into the Chapada Diamantina National Park, 375,000 acres of tropical forest covering mountains and concealing waterfalls, natural swimming pools and caves. You can camp in the park but there are also plenty of more luxurious accommoda...
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