Brazil · Performances

3-Hour Folklore Show and Bahian Dinner in Salvador

3 Hours Round trip from Salvador Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Learn about Candomblé and the Orixás
02 Admire Capoeira, a dance-fight of Angolan origin
03 Watch the Maculelê warrior dance performance
04 Relish an authentic Bahian dinner

Attend a Folklore Show that reveals how deeply rooted African traditions are in Brazil. During this 3-hour tour in Salvador, enjoy authentic performances of Maculelê and Samba de Roda, learn about Candomblé and the Orixás, and admire Capoeira, a dance-fight of Angolan origin. The experience also includes a delicious Bahian dinner.

Learn about the sacred dances of Candomblé, an African religion, including the Orixás; Maculelê, a warrior dance from the sugarcane plantations; Samba de Roda, which influenced Brazil's national dance; and the famous Capoeira, a dance-fight of Angolan origin.

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What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English, German, Portuguese

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

African Folklore Show and Bahian Dinner in Salvador

Meet your guide at your hotel and head to the venue.
Enjoy a beautiful representation of various African traditions during the Folklore Show.
Learn about the sacred dances of Candomblé, an African religion, including the Orixás; Maculelê, a warrior dance from the sugarcane plantations; Samba de Roda, which influenced Brazil's national dance; and the famous Capoeira, a dance-fight of Angolan origin. Gain a deeper understanding of the roots of African traditions in Brazil.
Stop for dinner at a traditional restaurant, where you will indulge in a delicious Bahian meal.

That will conclude your tour.