Activities in Bahia State
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Candomblé Ceremonies
Arrange a visit through your hotel or through Singtur, which has guides for both city and candomblé tours. More -
Etnia Boutique
Run by the Pousada Etnia, this shop has Osklen bikinis and swim trunks; colorful tops and dresses from Rio’s Cantão label; and a good selection of ... More -
Fundo do Cravinho
This sultry samba club has nightly live music. More -
Igreja da Ordem Terceira do Carmo
Originally founded in 1636, this church was rebuilt in Neoclassical style in 1828. More -
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Carmo
The seventeenth-century church combines Neoclassical interiors with Baroque and Rococo carvings located in the sacristy. More -
Igreja de São João Batista
The second-oldest church in Brazil was built by Portuguese settlers in 1586. Its defiantly plain façade—broken by a door, a window, and a wooden cr... More -
Mangue Alto Turismo
Rent a car at the airport—it’s an hour to Trancoso—or hire a driver ($113) through Mangue Alto Turismo. Owner Henrique Costa speaks fluent English ... More -
Museu Afro-Brasileiro
The museum hold an extensive collection of crafts that trace the African tradition in Brazil. The structure of the museum was once Brazil’s first S... More -
O Cravinho
The famous bar serves up a vast selection of cachaças and other local, traditional drinks. More -
Priaia do Espelho
Espelho is one of Bahia’s loveliest beaches, a vivid collage of blue water, creamy yellow sand, red cliffs, and lush green forest. Driftwood and co... More -
Supermercado Nogueira
Among the diapers and canned hearts of palm are dozens of Havaianas at only $6 a pair (a fourth of the cost on the Quadrado). More
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