Private half-day tour
Salvador Private Tour: The Pelourinho, the Elevador Lacerda and Bonfim
Bonfim, the Elevador Lacerda and the Pelourinho, in a private half day.
Salvador's ocean side, from the lighthouse at the mouth of the bay to the striped lighthouse at Itapuã and the dark lagoon among the dunes at Abaeté.
Twenty-odd kilometres of coast road, from the point of the bay to the beaches of Itapuã.
Collected at 07:00 or 13:00, whichever you booked.
The lighthouse inside the Forte de Santo Antônio da Barra, where the Bay of All Saints meets the ocean. There is a nautical museum inside the fort.
Museum entrance not included
A small beach inside the bay, with calm water.
The old fishing quarter and the Casa de Iemanjá, where offerings are taken out to sea every 2 February.
The striped lighthouse on the rocks at Itapuã, the beach of Vinicius de Moraes' song.
A dark freshwater lagoon among white sand dunes, inside a city park.
Or to the Barra seafront for the sunset, on the afternoon start.
Photos by Adriano Rosa, Marcus Alves, Felipe Dias on Unsplash
The nautical museum, food and drinks are not included.
Yes. The tour is private, and the price depends on how many of you travel. Send us your date and group size and we reply with the price.
Yes. Bring a towel; Porto da Barra and Itapuã are the usual stops.
Our full day in Salvador covers the old town and the coast together.
Two vehicles travelling together, on one booking. Message us and we will price it.
Yes. Every tour is customisable: a different start time, extra stops, more time where you like it, or a longer day. Tell us when you book.
Message us and we'll move it if we can — we work with several drivers, so there is usually room. More than 24 hours ahead costs nothing.
Private half-day tour
Bonfim, the Elevador Lacerda and the Pelourinho, in a private half day.
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