Special Interest

This tour flirts with the plastic art and history of Salvador, its old and modern view. We’ll see the city sites related to the colonial […]

This tour gives an experience with traditional quilombo communities, led by the Griôs (persons that have kept the knowledge of their ancestral traditions).

In 1991, the UNESCO recognized the Atlantic Forest as a Biosfere Reserve, and recently, the south of Bahia as a World Natural Heritage site.

An oportunity to update your skills with the local capoeira Masters and groups, and have a great cultural experience.

This Diamond Plateau – National Park of the Chapada Diamantina offers some of the most scene landscapes you can find in the country.

The site is considered of special importance due to the great concentration of well-preserved aboriginal rock drawings.

For groups interested to learn and tour around important facts and remarkable natural sceneries of Brazilian history.

Visit to the Praia do Forte village to see the Sea turtle conservation project, enjoy the warm waters and tide pools.

Maraú Peninsula has untouched beaches and tropical forest. There’s a handful of small fishing villages mostly not on any maps.

The city of Ilhéus is certainly a cultural vocation. It’s located 400 km south of Salvador, its history is as old as the history of Brazil.