De Boa Turismo takes you on tours in Salvador

Salvador is a popular destination for many tourists traveling through Brazil: the city is a living museum of the history and diversity that our country has to offer. A symbol of the mix of religions and ethnicities, the culture that emerged in Bahia is rich, full of happy people who only need sunshine to be happy. Bahian culture is strong in all aspects and stands out in its cuisine, architecture and artistic expressions. And De Boa Turismo takes you to discover the four corners of this land and enjoy tours in Salvador.

The historic center and the shops of Pelourinho blend in with the newer neighborhoods and the beautiful scenery of the city, always surrounded by beaches and coconut groves. Many parties, good restaurants and sunshine are what you can expect on your trip. The people of Bahia are welcoming and the hotel network is well prepared for the public. Compared to other Brazilian capitals, the costs in Salvador are fair and there is fun for all budgets.

Places to visit in Salvador

Elevador Lacerda: an emblematic building in the capital of Bahia, the Elevador Lacerda was opened in 1873 and reaches a height of 72 meters. For the price of R$0.15, the elevator transports around 28 thousand people daily between the upper and lower parts of the city, in what is Salvador’s main landmark.

Porto da Barra Beach: Porto da Barra Beach is one of the favorite beaches of Salvador residents, with sands that are packed on sunny days. Bathed by the Bay of All Saints, Porto da Barra Beach is a 600-meter long cove with calm, pleasant waters and many bars and restaurants.

Historic Center: The first capital of Brazil, between 1549 and 1763, Salvador was a meeting point for the diverse cultures that shaped the country’s history. The city’s historic center, which revolves around Pelourinho and extends to the Sé and Pilar neighborhoods, became a World Heritage Site in 1985 for the beauty and wealth of its monuments.