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São Paulo

Florianopolis

Paraty

Canoa Quebrada

Barra Grande

João Pessoa

Olinda

Salvador da Bahia, tucked away on Brazil's northeast coast, brims with an intoxicating blend of African, Brazilian, and colonial Portuguese influences. As Brazil's first capital, it offers visitors a rich historical trove, with 17th and 18th century churches and palaces nestling among Afro-Brazilian culture landmarks. Discover Pelourinho, an iconic UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring vibrant, pastel-colored buildings and cobble-stoned alleys where traditional Bahian drumming resonates. Salvador is equally famous for its lively festivals, including the world-renowned carnival, considered one of the largest street parties globally. The city's natural beauty is manifested in dazzling beaches such as Porto da Barra, alongside delicious Bahian cuisine combining African, indigenous, and Portuguese flavors. Rich culture, historical depth, and vibrant ambiance make Salvador da Bahia an enticing Brazilian destination.

Meet and Stay with Local Women in Salvador da Bahia

Stay with locals

Stay with local women to see how they live, listen their stories, learn about their culture and have a unique travel experience.

Hospitality Exchange in Brazil