Visit the following places with the Brazilian tour guide:

• La Fuente Grande, one of Brazil's oldest buildings.

• Aureliano Lima Square: Morro's most important meeting point of art and culture. By nightfall, the local craftsmen display their art and also, the main stage has sporadic shows.

• Church of Our Lady of the Light, which dates back to 1628.

• Port of Morro de Sao Paulo, which receives tourists from all around the world.

• Colonial Fort, with stories of the Portuguese and Dutch tradesmen.

• Morro Lighthouse, the most modern lighthouse on the Brazilian coast.

• Lighthouse view, one of the most beautiful postcard views on the island.

• The first beach, famous for its adventurous sports like the zip line and water sports.

• The second beach, with its dozens of bars and live music in addition to its cuisine.

• Saudade Island, a public beach in Brazil.

• The third beach with its boardwalk, airport and top quality resorts.

• The fourth beach, the quieter beach of Morro de São Paulo with its temperate natural pools that face east, remembering Bahía's African past.

• Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.