7 nights / 8 days
Valid from March 1 to June 30, 2027
A program that combines the history of Brazil’s first capital, Salvador, with the natural paradises of Bahia: the island of Morro de São Paulo and the Boipeba archipelago.
In Salvador, we will enjoy a full-day city tour exploring this charming city, including its famous “Pelourinho.” In Morro de São Paulo, we will enjoy its beautiful beaches, and finally, the wonderful Boipeba Archipelago, where we will visit its main beaches and its historical heritage in the town of Cairu, including a visit to the Santo Antônio Convent.
In Boipeba, we will also have the opportunity to enjoy a tasting of lobsters and farmed oysters in restaurants located right on the beach.
Includes:
3 nights in Salvador with breakfast.
4 nights in Morro de São Paulo with breakfast.
Arrival and departure transfers.
Full-day city tour in Salvador.
Catamaran transfers to Morro de São Paulo.
Full-day tour to the Boipeba Archipelago.
Rates per person.

Hotels:
Catussaba Resort & Vila dos Orixás (4 Superior)*
Single: USD 1.530
Double: USD 880
Triple: USD 835
Vila Galé Salvador & Pousada Bahia Tambor (4)*
Single: USD 1064
Double: USD 660
Triple: USD 628
Marano Hotel & Pousada Vila do Morro (3)*
Single: USD 970
Double: USD 614
Triple: USD 535

Itinerary
Day 1 – Salvador
Arrival in Salvador. Meet and greet at the airport. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation and the rest of the day at leisure.

Day 2 – Salvador (Full-Day City Tour)
09:00 AM – 12:00 PM
The tour begins at Barra Lighthouse, the geographical limit between the Bay of All Saints and the Atlantic Ocean, where we stop for photos. Along Avenida Sete de Setembro, we pass by Barra’s slope, home to the Yacht Club of Salvador, the Church of Santo Antônio da Barra, and the English Cemetery.
We continue through Largo da Vitória (home to the oldest church in Bahia), Vitória Corridor (where Bahian aristocracy once lived in beautiful mansions such as the current Carlos Costa Pinto Museum), and Campo Grande (site of historic battles during Bahia’s independence and today a key Carnival location).
The tour continues on foot to the Municipal Square, where you’ll find Rio Branco Palace (State Government headquarters) and City Hall, in front of the Lacerda Elevator, offering one of the most beautiful views of the Bay of All Saints.
Next, we head to Terreiro de Jesus, home to Salvador Cathedral and the Church of São Francisco, one of the richest in Brazil and a remarkable example of Portuguese Baroque architecture.
The tour ends at Pelourinho, a vibrant area blending colors, cultures, and history, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and immortalized by writer Jorge Amado.
Break for rest and lunch (not included).
02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
The tour continues to Dique do Tororó, home to the sculptures of the Candomblé Orixás and the Fonte Nova Stadium (used during the 2014 World Cup and Rio 2016 Olympics).
We proceed along Vale de Nazaré Avenue through the Américo Simas Tunnel toward the lower city, passing the port area and the commercial district of Calçada, where the historic railway station can be seen.
In Largo de Roma, we visit the Social Works of Sister Dulce (a Bahian nun whose canonization was requested at the Vatican). We continue along Dendezeiros Avenue to Bonfim Hill for a photo stop at the famous Bonfim Church, known for the traditional “Lavagem do Bonfim.”
We then pass by Monte Serrat Fort, offering breathtaking views of the Bay of All Saints, before heading to Mercado Modelo to enjoy local handicrafts, with the sea as a backdrop and the sound of the berimbau (a traditional capoeira instrument).
Return to the hotel.

Day 3 – Salvador
Breakfast and free day to enjoy the beaches of Salvador or optional excursions.

Day 4 – Salvador / Morro de São Paulo
Breakfast, check-out, and transfer to the pier to board the catamaran to Morro de São Paulo (approximately 2 hours). Arrival and accommodation. Rest of the day at leisure.

Day 5 – Boipeba Archipelago Tour
Breakfast and departure for the “Island Tour” (Volta à Ilha), starting at 09:30 AM from the Third Beach of Morro de São Paulo.
First stop: natural pools of Garapuá, followed by Moreré. Depending on tide conditions, visitors may enjoy snorkeling.
Next, we stop at Cueira Beach (one of the most preserved in the archipelago), where a lobster tasting is available (not included).
Afterward, a scenic 20-minute walk leads to Boca da Barra, with several beachfront restaurants for lunch.
Around 02:30 PM, we continue through mangroves, visiting several islands with stops for tasting cultivated oysters.
The tour proceeds to Tinharé Island, including a stop in the historic town of Cairu to visit the Santo Antônio Convent.
Return to Morro de São Paulo around 05:00 PM
Day 6: Breakfast and a free day to enjoy the beaches of Morro de São Paulo.

Day 7: Breakfast and a free day to enjoy the beaches of Morro de São Paulo.

Day 8: Breakfast, check-out, and transfer to the pier to take the catamaran to Salvador. Arrival at the Port of Salvador and transfer to the airport. End of program.