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4-Hour Salvador Panoramic Tour with Bonfim Church and Barra

4 Hours Round trip from Salvador Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Marvel at the magnificence of Barra Lighthouse and Fort
02 Wander around Dique do Tororó
03 Sightsee Arena Fonte Nova stadium
04 Try the best ice cream in the city
05 Visit the famous Bonfim Church
06 Walk around Mont Serrat Fort and Church

Sign up for an exciting 4-hour private tour to discover Salvador's most beautiful historical and cultural treasures across neighbourhoods overlooking All Saints Bay, such as Ribeira, Bonfim, Ponta de Humaitá, and Boa Viagem. These areas are considered places of great architectural interest and are characterized by the bucolic air of an inland town.

We will start our tour at Farol da Barra, enjoying the spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean and the entrance to the bay.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

Languages English, Portuguese

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Panoramic Highlights of Salvador

We will start our tour at Farol da Barra, enjoying the spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean and the entrance to the bay.
Then, we will make our way to Dique do Tororó, where we will appreciate the famous sculptures of the Orixás (African deities) and see the soccer stadium, Arena Fonte Nova.
Making our way down to the Lower City, we will drive through Salvador's old financial center towards the Ribeira neighbourhood. We will stop at Salvador's most traditional ice cream shop, Sorveteria da Ribeira, where we will have a chance to enjoy some of the more than 70 flavours available, many of which are made with the typical fruits of the region.
Next, we will arrive at the world-renowned Bonfim Church, one of Brazil's most famous churches and a great representation of the religious syncretism so present in our culture.
We will go to Ponta de Humaitá and stop at Mont Serrat Fort, enjoying a breathtaking panoramic view of Salvador.