Begin your journey in Rio investigating the beaches, shopping, dancing and nightlife before transferring to Salvador do Bahia, the former colonial capital of Brazil. The city has a unique flavor due to its blending of Brazilian and African cultures owing to its history as part of the African slave market. The cobblestoned streets of Bahia's Old Town, a World Heritage site, is packed with colonial architecture, museums, bars and historic sites. It's location on a peninsula on the northeast coast means beach lovers will enjoy relaxing on the sand while adventurous spirits can try diving, underwater fishing or surfing the waves. Food enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the restaurants here are considered to be among the best in the country. On the other end of the food scene, inexpensive and tasty snacks, such as the popular fritters called acarajé, are available from baianas, Afro-Brazilian street vendors in traditional clothing.


Entry Requirements:
Passengers traveling abroad require a passport valid for six months beyond their travel dates. All travelers are responsible to check if a visa is required for all countries on their itinerary.

PLEASE NOTE: Visas are required for travel to Brazil

Flights: Miami-Rio de Janeiro, Salvador-Miami¹
3-night hotel accommodations in Rio de Janeiro
Flight: Rio de Janeiro-Salvador
3-night hotel accommodations in Salvador
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